The Charge at High Wood

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The Charge at High Wood Ref: Gic-G296

Following their charge against German positions at High Wood on the 14th July 1916, during the Battle of the Somme, the 7th Dragoon Guards take up a defensive position on the road to Longueval.

Giclée Print published from an oil painting by Graham Turner.

Each print individually printed to order on very high quality heavyweight paper, and then signed on the border by the artist.

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Available in three alternative sizes, and on canvas - select size required below

Print Size

27"x 20" (70cm x 51cm) £99.00

23"x 17" (59cm x 43cm) £79.00

17"x 12" (43cm x 30cm) £59.00

The Charge at High Wood - canvas print Ref: G296-XLC

This painting is also available reproduced on good quality canvas, individually printed before being stretched on wooden stretcher bars - just like the original oil painting - and then varnished for protection.

Overall canvas size 30"x 20" (76cm x 51cm)

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.

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.

Price: £194.00

CLICK HERE, to discover the story behind the painting 'The Charge at High Wood', and how the original was commissioned by the grandson of one of the brave men who took part. Also learn how the painting was created, with stage-by-stage photos following progress as it evolved from a blank canvas.

The Charge at High Wood - WW1 British Cavalry painting by Graham Turner

The Charge at High Wood Centenary Ride

In July 2016 Graham Turner visited the Somme to take part in a ride commemorating the centenary of the Charge at High Wood. CLICK HERE to discover more about the only cavalry action of the Battle of the Somme and read Graham's account of his experiences retracing the cavalry's steps a century later.