Portrait of Sergeant Charles Anderson (1790-1866) Size:M: 90 x 40cm Britannia is not impressed

Britannia is not impressed

Inscribed: 'Tabula XXXIX

Victoria subtly reinforces the notion of British military superiority with her remark that the new gun is just like 'a number we have at Woolwich'

this plate concentrates on the muscles of the head

The bridge was opened in 1894 to the Gothic designs of Sir John Wolfe Barry and Sir Horace Jones

Portrait of Sergeant Charles Anderson (1790-1866) Size:M: 90 x 40cm Britannia is not impressedCarte de visite full length studio portrait of Charles Anderson. Anderson is shown standing with his left hand resting on a chair, the right held behind his back. Inscribed verso by William Fletcher Barrett: 'Sergt C Anderson Assistant at RI [Royal Institution] since 1827. Given me by him in 1865 WFB. He died the end of that year a [illeg] 1866. A capital likeness'. Engraved below the image 'E Aldis, Phot.'and engraved verso, within a vignette of an