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Lieut. Genl. Sir Eire Coote. K. B. K. C. &M. P. 1816. Creator: John Romney
Lieut. Genl. Sir Eire Coote. K.B. K.C.&M.P. 1816. Equestrian portrait of British soldier and politician General Sir Eyre Coote (1762-1823), who fought in the American War of Independence, and against the French in the West Indies. Coote also served as Governor of Jamaica, but was dismissed from the army after conduct unworthy of an officer and a gentleman, arising from an incident where he offered money to boys at Christs Hospital school in exchange for flogging him. Print published by R Evans, 1816
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Media ID 18280738
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This print showcases the equestrian portrait of Lieut. Genl. Sir Eyre Coote, a distinguished British soldier and politician from the early 19th century. Created by John Romney in 1816, this striking image captures the essence of a man who played significant roles in both military and political spheres. Sir Eyre Coote's illustrious career saw him fighting valiantly during the American War of Independence as well as battling against the French forces in the West Indies. His contributions to Britain extended beyond warfare, as he also served as Governor of Jamaica for a period. However, despite his accomplishments, Coote's reputation was marred by an incident that led to his dismissal from the army. It involved an act deemed unworthy of an officer and a gentleman - offering money to boys at Christs Hospital school in exchange for flogging him. In this portrait, we see Sir Eyre Coote mounted on horseback with confidence and authority befitting his military background. Dressed impeccably in his uniform adorned with medals and honors, he exudes strength and determination. The artist John Romney skillfully captured not only Coote's physical appearance but also hints at his character through subtle details such as facial expression and posture. This print published by R Evans serves as a testament to one man's complex journey through war, politics, triumphs, controversies, and ultimately leaving behind a legacy that is both remarkable yet tarnished.
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