Soldiers, some mounted, with a gun carriage firing a salute or blank RMG PU9950 2
Summary
Soldiers, some mounted, with a gun carriage firing a salute or blank
original art: drawing. The monument seen centre right identifies the location as Southsea Common, after the First World War, since it is the naval monument there which records those lost in it. The presence of a crowd (far right) shows it is a public event and the horse artillery appear to be firing a salute. It may be the Royal Birthday Review shown in the Wyllie watercolour sketch which is now PAE1385, or a similar event (see also PAD9958, PAD9969 and PAD9975, which may show the same one). [PvdM revised 6/13]
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Date
1910 - 1920
Source
Royal Museums Greenwich
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public domain