Retreat to Corunna - Historical Illustration of Napoleon’s 1809 Campaign #3600464 (License: Personal Use)

This colored lithograph, published by Dunton & Co. in London, portrays the harrowing winter retreat of Sir John Moore’s British army to Corunna (La Coruña) in January 1809, following the Battle of Corunna. Central figures include officers on horseback-likely Moore himself and aides-amid exhausted soldiers, a black dog, and fallen comrades in the snow-dusted landscape. The composition evokes both stoic discipline and human vulnerability amid Napoleonic-era warfare.

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