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Every Man for Himself, engraved by Thomas Sutherland, 1816 (coloured aquatint)

Every Man for Himself, engraved by Thomas Sutherland, 1816 (coloured aquatint)


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Every Man for Himself, engraved by Thomas Sutherland, 1816 (coloured aquatint)

NAM250519 Every Man for Himself, engraved by Thomas Sutherland, 1816 (coloured aquatint) by Heath, William (1795-1840) (after); National Army Museum, London; eNational Army Museum; English, out of copyright

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Guard Retreating Surrender Surrendering White Flag French Military


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Every Man for Himself

EDITORS COMMENTS
is a captivating print that takes us back to the historic Battle of Waterloo in 1815. Engraved by Thomas Sutherland in 1816, this coloured aquatint captures the chaos and desperation that ensued during one of Europe's most significant conflicts. The image depicts a scene of surrender and retreat, as soldiers from the French military wave their white flags in defeat. The artist, William Heath, skillfully portrays the intensity and vulnerability of war through his meticulous attention to detail. Each soldier's face tells a story - fear, exhaustion, and resignation are etched upon their features. The title "Every Man for Himself" perfectly encapsulates the atmosphere of this moment; it highlights how survival instinct overrides any sense of camaraderie or loyalty on the battlefield. This print serves as a powerful reminder of the harsh realities faced by troops during times of war. It symbolizes not only individual bravery but also collective sacrifice. As we gaze upon this piece, we can't help but reflect on the immense human cost paid by those who fought valiantly at Waterloo. Displayed at London's National Army Museum, "Every Man for Himself" stands as an enduring testament to history and honors all those who have served their countries with unwavering courage. Through its vivid depiction of surrendering soldiers amidst chaotic scenes, it invites viewers to contemplate themes such as resilience, sacrifice, and ultimately humanity's unyielding spirit even in times of great adversity.

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