A bareÂ­chested and (*) tattooed man crouches as he contemplatively stares at this painting's title figure.
A delay in the printing of engravings of this painting was caused by Mrs. Hocquet's son, who smashed the printing plate with a hammer, destroying the face of its title figure. Those engravings, promoted by the publisher John Boydell, were based on the work of William Woollett. At the far left of this painting, a man runs into the scene carrying a hat with one hand and the fleurÂ­deÂ­lis in the other. A bareÂ­chested and (*) tattooed man crouches as he contemplatively stares at this painting's title figure. The people in this history painting are depicted in contemporary clothing, despite Sir Joshua Reynolds's suggestions to depict them in togas. For 10 points, name this painting set after the Battle of Quebec, depicting the death of a British general, by Benjamin West. 
A delay in the printing of engravings of this painting was caused by Mrs. Hocquet's son, who smashed the printing plate with a hammer, destroying the face of its title figure.
The Death of General Wolfe