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Lieutenant-Colonel (later Lieutenant General) William Anson McCleverty, 48th Regiment, 1852 circa (oil on board)
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Lieutenant-Colonel (later Lieutenant General) William Anson McCleverty, 48th Regiment, 1852 circa (oil on board)
5925058 Lieutenant-Colonel (later Lieutenant General) William Anson McCleverty, 48th Regiment, 1852 circa (oil on board) by Escacena y Daza, Jose-Maria (1800-58); National Army Museum, London; (add.info.: Lieutenant-Colonel (later Lieutenant General) William Anson McCleverty, 48th Regiment, 1852 circa.
Oil on board attributed to Jose-Maria Escacena y Daza, 1852 circa.
The son of Major-General Robert McCleverty, William McCleverty (1806-1897) was commissioned into the 48th (Northamptonshire) Regiment of Foot in 1824. He took part in the campaign against the Maharajah of Coorg (1834) and served in Gibraltar (1838), Jamaica (1844) and New Zealand (1847) where he also presided over several land disputes. Promoted to major-general in 1860, he commanded the Madras district before serving as Commander-in-chief of the Madras Army from 1867 until 1871. He was promoted to general in 1876.); © National Army Museum
Media ID 25185044
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The captivating portrait captures Lieutenant-Colonel William Anson McCleverty, a distinguished figure in the 48th Regiment during the mid-19th century. Painted by Jose-Maria Escacena y Daza around 1852, this oil on board masterpiece is now housed at the National Army Museum in London. Lieutenant-Colonel McCleverty's resolute gaze and commanding presence reflect his esteemed military career. Born into a family with a strong military background, he followed in his father's footsteps and joined the renowned Northamptonshire Regiment of Foot in 1824. Throughout his service, he participated in various campaigns and deployments across different continents. Notable among these were his contributions to quelling unrest against the Maharajah of Coorg (1834), serving in Gibraltar (1838), Jamaica (1844), and New Zealand (1847). In addition to his combat duties, McCleverty also presided over land disputes during his time in New Zealand. His exceptional leadership skills led to promotions within the ranks, eventually reaching major-general status by 1860. He then assumed command of the Madras district before becoming Commander-in-chief of the Madras Army from 1867 to 1871. His dedication and achievements earned him further recognition as he was promoted to general in 1876. This remarkable portrait serves as a testament to Lieutenant-Colonel William Anson McCleverty's unwavering commitment to duty and exemplary service throughout his illustrious military career.
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