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Home Again

Henry Nelson O'Neil, 1858–1859

This work depicts the homecoming of troops from the Indian 'Mutiny' of 1857-9. It depicts ordinary Londoners (no officers are included) and the impact of conflict on their lives. The Indian 'Mutiny' was a major event in the mid-Victorian period and this painting was created for a London or British audience who were shocked by the event, especially the massacre of women and children.

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Title of artwork, date

Home Again, 1858–1859

Date supported

2004

Medium and material

Oil on canvas

Dimensions

135 x 107 cm

Grant

83887

Total cost

655125

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