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Death of Sir Philip Sidney, 1859. Artist: Herbert Bourne
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Death of Sir Philip Sidney, 1859. Artist: Herbert Bourne
Death of Sir Philip Sidney, 1859. English poet, courtier, scholar, and soldier, a prominent figure of the Elizabethan age. While lying wounded at the Battle of Zutphen, he gave his water to another wounded soldier, saying, Thy necessity is yet greater than mine. After John Francis Rigaud, R.A. (1742-1810). From The History of England Div VI, by David Hume & Tobias Smollett. [Virtue & Co. London, 1859]
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Death of Sir Philip Sidney, 1859. This print by Herbert Bourne captures the essence of a remarkable man from the Elizabethan age. Sir Philip Sidney, an English poet, courtier, scholar, and soldier, is depicted in a moment of selflessness and gallantry on the battlefield. The image portrays his noble act during the Battle of Zutphen where he lies wounded yet chooses to give his water to another injured soldier, acknowledging that their necessity is greater than his own. The monochrome composition adds depth and intensity to this historical scene set in Gelderland, Netherlands. It evokes a sense of sacrifice and valor amidst the chaos of war. The black and white tones emphasize both the physical wounds suffered by these soldiers as well as their unwavering spirit. This engraving beautifully encapsulates not only Sir Philip Sidney's generosity but also highlights his significant contributions to literature and scholarship during this era. As one of the prominent figures in British history, he left an indelible mark on society through his writings and service. Herbert Bourne skillfully captures this pivotal moment from history with great attention to detail and emotion. Through this print, we are transported back to the 16th century where bravery was revered above all else. Displayed outdoors against a picturesque English countryside backdrop further enhances our connection with nature while contemplating such profound acts of heroism.
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