Unknown man, formerly known as John Gurwood Portrait Print
Unknown man, formerly known as John Gurwood NPG D35078
© National Portrait Gallery, London
by Frederick Christian Lewis Sr, after Andrew Morton
As a young infantry officer, Gurwood was badly wounded leading a storming party at the siege of Badajoz (1812). He transferred to the cavalry, had a number of staff jobs and was wounded again at Waterloo. He reached the rank of colonel, and was deputy-governor of the Tower of London before committing suicide, probably due to nervous strain and the lingering shock of his wounds.
Extra small 102mm x 153mm £6.00
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