The Battle of Agincourt

The Battle of Agincourt canvas print Ref: G259

2015 marked the 600th Anniversary of the battle of Agincourt, a battle that pitted Henry V's small and exhausted army against the massed ranks of the French nobility, made icons of Henry V and the English longbowman, and become part of English national identity.

Henry V is in the thick of the fighting, surrounded by his bodyguard and with his banners flying above him, as they desperately fight off the French knights and men at arms who have struggled through the mud and barrage of English arrows to reach their antagonists.

Each canvas is individually printed on very good quality cotton canvas before being stretched on wooden stretcher bars - just like the original oil painting - and then varnished for protection. Graham Turner produces these canvases himself; they are created by the artist and not bought in from outside, so the result is as close to the original as possible.

Note that canvas prints have no white border - this is the overall size of the canvas on its wooden stretcher bars and the image extends to the edge.

Each canvas is individually signed (on the reverse, as there is no border) by the artist, Graham Turner.

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For close up detail images of Graham Turner's painting of the Battle of Agincourt, and descriptive text about what is shown, CLICK HERE

Canvas orders going to an overseas address should email us at info@studio88.co.uk for a shipping price - our usual shipping rates do not apply.

Available in two alternative sizes - select size required below -

Also available as an open edition print on paper for £38 - CLICK HERE for details.

Choose Canvas Size -

36"x 20" (92cm x 51cm) canvas £199.00

48"x 26" (122cm x 66cm) canvas £335.00

CLICK HERE for more information about Giclée Prints, which are individually printed on very high quality paper or canvas by the artist, Graham Turner, ensuring a print that is as close to the original painting as possible.

Image shows Graham Turner with the 48"x 26" canvas print.

The Battle of St Albans, framed canvas print

Detail images

A painting of this size and complexity cannot really be fully appreciated viewed as a small image on a computer monitor, so to give a better indication of the amount of detail in the painting, CLICK HERE to see a selection of larger close up images taken from it.

Each image is accompanied by details of what is shown, revealing some of the immense amount of research behind this painting.

PAINTING DIARY

See how Graham Turner transformed a blank canvas into the finished work of art - CLICK HERE to follow the creation of 'The Battle of Agincourt, with stage by stage photos taken as the painting took shape on his easel.

(left) Graham Turner at work on his Battle of Agincourt painting.

ORIGINAL PAINTING at the ROYAL ARMOURIES

Graham Turner's original oil painting of the Battle of Agincourt is now part of the Royal Armouries Collection and on display at the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds.

For more information about the original oil on canvas painting, CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS

Archers at Agincourt Limited Edition Print

Archers of Henry V’s exhausted army shoot their deadly arrows at the first wave of French cavalry, repulsing their attack and sending the survivors back into the path of the main French army.

Graham Turner's painting of the archers at Agincourt is available as a Limited Edition Giclée print, LIMITED TO 100 COPIES ONLY, numbers 1-20 being reproduced on canvas just like the original oil painting. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS

ALL THE CANVASES HAVE NOW SOLD - ONLY THE PAPER PRINTS REMAIN AVAILABLE