Copy by Miss B. Chamier from the painting by Lowes Dickinson in the Oriental Club, london
Provenance
Through Lord Curzon by his son the second Viscount
Period / Year of Work
AD
Dimensions
124.4 x 99.1 cm
Brief Description
After distinguishing himself in the Peninsular War, Sir Hugh Gough commanded the Mysore division of the Madras army from 1837-1841, when he went to china to superintend the operations there. He became Commander-in-chief in India in August 1843 and commanded throughout the Sikh Wars, retiring in May 1849.
Full-length standing figure in uniform, bareheaded. Field Marshall Viscount Gough, G.C.B (1779-1869).
