Waterloo

Battle of Waterloo Paintings

This is an original painting by Graham Turner, painted in gouache on watercolour board for a partwork on the Battle of Waterloo. It is a unique piece of hand-painted artwork by this well known historical artist - CLICK HERE or on the photo of Graham at work for more information about how to purchase this painting, or to arrange to visit us to view the original.

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Soldiers from the 95th Rifles defend the farmhouse of La Haye Saint at Waterloo - Painting by Graham Turner

95th Rifles at Waterloo - Original Painting Ref: GT-TS1

Soldiers from the 95th Rifles - made famous by the 'Sharpe' series of novels - defend the farmhouse of La Haye Saint at Waterloo.

Gouache painting by Graham Turner - image size 53cm x 45cm (21"x 18")

click on image to enlarge

Price: £695.00

Purchasing an Original Painting

If you are interested in purchasing an original painting, please email Graham Turner at graham@studio88.co.uk to discuss the purchase.

Graham Turner's original paintings are offered for sale by the artist himself, rather than through Studio 88, which is our print publishing business. Consequently, payment directly to him is preferred.

Paintings are unframed (We cannot ship glazed paintings for obvious safety reasons, but framing can be arranged at an additional cost if you are able to collect.)

Collection or Delivery of Original Paintings

The cost of shipping original paintings varies, depending on their size, value and destination. Our usual shipping rates do not apply, but we would be happy to provide a quote for shipping to your address if you are unable to collect.

Soldiers from the 95th Rifles defend the farmhouse of La Haye Saint at Waterloo - Detail from a painting by Graham Turner