"Fight on a Railroad" (1874) was equally successful, and was followed by the "Attack on a House at Villersexel" (1875) and the "Railway Bridge at Styring" (1877). In 1878, the painter exhibited (not at the Great Exhibition) "Le Bourget", the "Surprise at Daybreak", "The Intercepted Despatch-bearer", and a considerable number of drawings. He also exhibited in London some episodes of the Zulu War. Fifty thousand people paid to see his impression of "The Defence of Rorke's Drift" (1880), which the infant Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney paid a large sum to acquire.