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Ezekiel Barton

1781 - 1855
Provenance: Eyre Hobhouse

  • Watercolour over pencil on laid paper
    60 x 36 cms
    Circa 1806

Barton served in the Bengal Native Infantry from 1800 to 1845. He was active in the 3rd Maratha War (1817-19) and siege of Bharatpore. He progressed through the ranks and was made Lieutenant-General in 1851, though by this stage he had returned to England. His first years were spent on survey work; he surveyed Garhwal, Sirur and Hindur after the Nepal Wars (1815-16). His skill impressed John Hodgeson, senior officer in the Surveyor-General's Department who commented: 'Lt Barton... is exceeded by no one as a Draftsman, either in taking views or giving to Maps and Plans an exquisitely beautiful finish'.

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