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Title
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"The King breaks many hearts"
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Date (Painted or Exhibited)
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c. 1850
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Catalog Number
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113
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Catalog Description
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In the times of the wars against Napoleon. The regiment is passing through a village which was the old home of some of the men. The friends show their grief in different ways, and some who show least feel most.
War's a game, which, were their subjects wise,
Kings should not play.--Cowper.
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Alt-Text
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A group of women and children in 19th-century clothing stand outside a brick building, waving and watching a parade of soldiers in red uniforms pass by, while a white dog stands nearby.