The Assault and Taking of Seringapatam
Henry Singleton · 1766 - 1839
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The Assault and Taking of Seringapatam, Henry Singleton (1801). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Henry Singleton died in 1839; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This hand-colored engraving depicts a chaotic close-quarters battle, with British soldiers in red coats and tall fur hats clashing with turbaned defenders in billowing smoke below a fortified wall. Fallen figures, raised sabers, and drawn muskets fill the foreground, while a flag and distant ramparts frame the scene. The print is titled The Assault and Taking of Seringapatam, after a painting by Henry Singleton, and was published in London in 1801.
