Description

Haig was commander in chief of the British forces in France during most of World War I

while stockmen and dogs drive an ox in the background

stay above The George Pub

View showing horse-drawn vehicles

Portrait of John Bostock (1733-1846) Morris men Haig was commander in chiefHalf length portrait of Bostock, seated wearing spectacles and holding an open bok in his right hand. . Inscribed below in ink: 'J. Bostock MD FRS'. Inscribed in pencil lower left '1818'. John Bostock was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1818. Original: stipple engraving. 19th century

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Portrait of John Bostock (1733-1846) Morris men Haig was commander in chief

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