Secondary sourceSculpture4 September 2012
Maharana Pratap Statue at Haldighati Museum
Prajuvn · 4 September 2012
A photograph of a later equestrian statue of Pratap Singh at the Haldighati museum.
This statue at Haldighati museum depicts Pratap Singh as a heroic rider, part of his later commemoration.
About this source
What it is
This 2012 photograph shows a bronze equestrian statue of a rider on a horse with a raised sword, located at the Haldighati museum. A smaller figure stands nearby, with a stone archway visible behind.
Why it matters
Like other memorials at Haldighati, this statue is a modern tribute, not an object from Pratap Singh's own era. It reflects the ongoing commemoration of his resistance at the battle site.
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- What does the raised sword suggest the sculptor wanted viewers to feel about this figure?
- Why might a smaller figure be included beside the main statue?
- What might this statue leave out about the real events of the battle?
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