| A selection of prints reproduced on good quality heavyweight paper from pencil drawings of armour by Graham Turner, bringing to life the knights and men at arms of the Wars of the Roses based on evidence from sources such as memorial tomb effigies and brasses and manuscript illuminations.Some original drawings are also available - CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS OF ORIGINAL DRAWINGS |
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 | Richard III at Bosworth Ref: D1-15
Richard III leads his household knights and retainers in their charge towards Henry Tudor, at the height of the Battle of Bosworth on 22nd August 1485.Reproduced on good quality heavyweight paper from a pencil drawing by Graham Turner.Overall print size A3 - 11.5"x 16.5" (30cm x 42cm) - image size approximately 9.5"x 13.5" (24cm x 35cm)click on image to enlarge
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 | English Armour c.1510 Ref: D-16
Early 16th century English armour has a great deal in common with the armour of the last quarter of the 15th century, with small changes reflecting current fashions, such as the rounded toes of the sabatons. The most obvious difference is the development of the close helm, this example being based on one that is in the Royal Armouries reserve collection. The armour is based on the tomb effigy of Edward Redman at Harewood in Yorkshire.Overall print size A3 - 11.5"x 16.5" (30cm x 42cm) - image size approximately 8"x 13" (20cm x 33cm)click on image to enlarge
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 | English Armour c.1482 Ref: D5-15
A very distinctive English armour based primarily on the tomb effigy of Sir John Savile, at Thornhill in Yorkshire. Sir John died in 1482 and his armour shows many of the characteristics of other English armours of the period, but with subtle differences in details such as the fluting and cusping, especially on the pauldrons (shoulders). He wears a Yorkist livery collar of suns and roses, showing his allegiance and standing with the Yorkist King Edward IV.Reproduced on good quality heavyweight paper from a pencil drawing by Graham Turner.Overall print size A3 - 11.5"x 16.5" (30cm x 42cm) - image size approximately 10"x 14" (25cm x 35cm)click on image to enlarge
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 | English Armour c.1475 Ref: D12
Based on the tomb effigy of Sir William Ryther at All Saints church in Ryther, Yorkshire. This is typical of English armours of c.1475, with the distinctive cusped edges and some fluted surfaces, but closer examination reveals many subtle differences to other, similar tomb effigies that make this a very individual armour. Reproduced on good quality heavyweight paper from a pencil drawing by Graham Turner.Overall print size A3 - 11.5"x 16.5" (30cm x 42cm) - image size approximately 6"x 13" (16cm x 34cm)click on image to enlarge
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 | West European Armour c.1478 Ref: D11-15
An armour worn in England but probably imported from Europe, based on the tomb effigy of Sir John Carent in St. Gregory's church, Marnhull, Dorset. Reproduced on good quality heavyweight paper from a pencil drawing by Graham Turner.Overall print size A3 - 11.5"x 16.5" (30cm x 42cm) - image size approximately 8"x 13" (20cm x 33cm)click on image to enlarge
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 | Italian Export Armour c.1480 Ref: D4-15
English knight c.1480, based on the tomb effigies at All Saints Church, Herstmonceux, Sussex (see below right). This is an Italian export armour, basically following Italian forms, but adapted to suit the taste and fashions of its English owner. The effigies wear tabards, so Graham has recreated the appearance of the cuirass incorporating design elements from the rest of the harness; the distinctive fleur-de-lys from the demi-greave is repeated at the top of the plackart, which also incorporates some flutes, reflecting those that can be seen on the tassets - both features that appear on other armours of the period. The salet is topped with a gilded ball, as depicted in the well known Beauchamp Pageant, which is contemporary with the effigies.  Reproduced on good quality heavyweight paper from a pencil drawing by Graham Turner.Overall print size A3 - 11.5"x 16.5" (30cm x 42cm) - image size approximately 7"x 14" (18cm x 35cm)click on image to enlarge
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 | English Armour c.1460 Ref: D2-15
English Armour, c.1460.Reproduced on good quality heavyweight paper from a pencil drawing by Graham Turner.Overall print size A3 - 11.5"x 16.5" (30cm x 42cm) - image size approximately 7"x 14" (18cm x 35cm)click on image to enlarge
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 | English Armour c.1455-65 Ref: D3-15
English Armour, c.1455-65.Reproduced on good quality heavyweight paper from a pencil drawing by Graham Turner.Overall print size A3 - 11.5"x 16.5" (30cm x 42cm) - image size approximately 7"x 14" (18cm x 35cm)click on image to enlarge
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 | English Armour c.1434 Ref: D6-15
English knight c.1434, based on the tomb effigy of John Fitzalan, Earl of Arundel, in the Fitzalan Chapel, Arundel. It exhibits many characteristics of English armour from this period, such as the great bascinet helmet and deep fauld protecting the loins with small tassets suspended from the lowest lame. Armours of this syle would have seen action during the later stages of the 100 Years War.Reproduced on good quality heavyweight paper from a pencil drawing by Graham Turner.Overall print size A3 - 11.5"x 16.5" (30cm x 42cm) - image size approximately 10"x 14" (25cm x 35cm)click on image to enlarge
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 | Thomas Montagu, Earl of Salisbury c.1415 Ref: D7-15
English armour from the time of the battle of Agincourt, showing the latest style of great bascinet, with plate defences for the throat and neck rather than the mail aventail of the 14th century bascinet. While offering greater protection, the great bascinet restricted any movement of the head, and both styles would be seen on the battlefields of the early 15th century.The armour is primarily based on the tomb effigy of Ralph Greene, at Lowick church, Northamptonshire (died 1417), and the very similar effigy of John de Vere, Earl of Oxford.The surcoat displays the heraldry of Thomas Montagu, Earl of Salisbury.Reproduced on good quality heavyweight paper from a pencil drawing by Graham Turner.Overall print size A3 - 11.5"x 16.5" (30cm x 42cm) - image size approximately 10"x 14" (25cm x 35cm)click on image to enlarge
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 | Sir John Cornwall c.1415 Ref: D8-15
Sir John Cornwall (1364-1443) was one of the most respected knights of his period, and a leading figure in the Agincourt campaign. He is shown wearing armour of the late 14th/early 15th century, still retaining the bascinet with mail aventail, but with the later rounded visor.Print, reproduced on good quality heavyweight paper from a pencil drawing by Graham Turner.Overall print size A3 - 11.5"x 16.5" (30cm x 42cm) - image size approximately 10"x 14" (25cm x 35cm)click on image to enlarge
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 | English Knight c.1415 Ref: D9-15
English armour c.1415, in the latest style worn by the wealthier English knights at the Battle of Agincourt.Print, reproduced on good quality heavyweight paper from a pencil drawing by Graham Turner.Overall print size A3 - 11.5"x 16.5" (30cm x 42cm) - image size approximately 10"x 14" (25cm x 35cm)click on image to enlarge
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 | Jean, Sire d'Aumont at Agincourt Ref: D10-15
Jean, Sire d'Aumont, prepares for the initial French cavalry charge against the English flanks at the battle of Agincourt, 25th October 1415.Print, reproduced on good quality heavyweight paper from a pencil drawing by Graham Turner.Overall print size A3 - 11.5"x 16.5" (30cm x 42cm) - image size approximately 10"x 14" (25cm x 35cm)click on image to enlarge
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Original Pencil Drawings
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THE WARS OF THE ROSESTHE MEDIEVAL ART OF GRAHAM TURNER - Signed by Graham TurnerGraham Turner's eagerly anticipated book about the Wars of the Roses is now available.It includes over 120 of his paintings and drawings, many newly created, with supplementary images and a comprehensive and fascinating text that illuminates the complex, shifting course of events and the people who lived their lives through this tumultuous time.Order your signed copy now - CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS |  |
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| THE MEDIEVAL ART OF GRAHAM TURNERStudio 88 also publish a large range of prints and greeting cards from Graham Turner's medieval and historical paintings. For details of the full Studio 88 range of medieval and historic prints and cards - CLICK HERE |  |
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