In the bottom left, a wounded drummer looks on toward the title event in the painting's center, and directly behind that drummer stand numerous musketeers.
At the bottom right corner of this painting, a woman looks to the sky with her hands in the air. Directly in front of that woman is another woman who looks back toward the title event as she runs away carrying a baby, and a child in green holds on to her dress and looks toward the viewer. A bronze statue faces away from the scene, and the extreme top right of the work sees numerous soldiers on top of a roof. In the bottom left, a wounded drummer looks on toward the title event in the painting's center, and directly behind that drummer stand numerous musketeers. Possibly inspired by Benjamin West, the artist depicts a Royal Ethiopian soldier who was not actually present at the title event. The center of the painting is dominated by a Union Jack flying over soldiers carrying the dead body of the title character, killed by a musket ball to the chest as his troops secure victory. For 10 points, name this painting depicting the demise of the commander of British forces in the Battle of Jersey, a work of John Singleton Copley.
At the bottom right corner of this painting, a woman looks to the sky with her hands in the air.
The {Death} of {Major Peirson}