Click text below to view large image or purchase this item in our shop Signed Limited Edition Art Print Signed Artist Proof  Giclee Canvas Prints Original Oil Painting	Battle of Stamford Bridge by Brian Palmer King Harold defeats the Viking invaders at Stamford Bridge before his long march south to face William the Conqueror at the Battle of Hastings. Signed Limited Edition of 1,150 prints plus 50 artists proofs. From the limited edition 50 are available as Giclee canvas prints at a larger size of 30" x 20". Order code GDHM1168. Canvas print price £420. To know more about Giclee prints and our range click here.   Print serial number DHM1168. Image size 24" x 14". Print price £80 ($145).  Artist proof  Price £115 ($200).What is an Artists Proof? Original oil painting for sale, size 30" x 20", price £2,300 export.
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Click text below to view large image or purchase this item in our shop Signed Limited Edition Art Print Signed Artist Proof Small Giclee Canvas Prints Large Giclee Canvas Prints Original Oil Painting	The Vikings by Brian Wood Upper section deals with their mythology and pagan gods, centre section- in the reality of their raids and trading expansions, in particular their boats and seamanship. Lower section- their settling, further emigration and the beginnings of the revolt led by King Alfred. Signed Limited Edition of 1,000 prints plus 50 artists proofs. From the limited edition 50 are available as Giclee canvas prints at a larger size of 42" x 26". Canvas print price £660. or 36" x 20" Canvas size. price £550 To know more about Giclee prints and our range click here.  Print serial number DHM381. Image size 23" x 14". Print price £80 ($145).         Artists proof price £115 ($200).  only 10 copies left. What is an Artists Proof?  Original Oil painting for sale size 48" x 28", price £20,000 (export)
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Click text below to view large image or purchase this item in our shop  Large Open Edition Art Print	Norse Marauders Wreak Mayhem by Tom Lovell At Clonmacnoise, most celebrated of Irish monasteries. Scorning the cross, Pagans hack holy men to death, defile sanctuaries, rob golden objects that made churches the treasures of medieval Europe. Swift assault lets few reach haven in the round tower, its entry accessible only by ladder. (copyright of National geographic Society who have granted permission for cranston fine arts to publish 400 copies) Print serial number DHM1013. Image size 25" x 23". Print price £55 ($100).
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Hingston Down 837 The Danish were joined by the people of Cornwall in an attack on southwestern Britain but at Hingston Down they were met by King Egbert of Wessex. His army defeated them and as a result Cornwall was added to his empire. Aclea 851 Aclea, south of the Thames, was a major battle between the Danish invaders and the Saxon King of Wessex (Ethelwulf). At Aclea King Ethelwulf and his army and succeeded in repelling the Danes after a bitter battle. York 867 A group of Danes led by Ivan the Boneless ventured toward York to avenge Ivan's father who was killed in Northumbria. The two kings of Northumbria united their armies and drove the Danes against the city walls. The advantage was not pursued properly and in the ensuing fight both kings were killed and many men besides. York fell to the Danish and became a stronghold. Hoxne 870 The battle was fought between Edmund king of East Anglia and the Vikings, and resulted in defeat for the Saxons. It is alleged that Edmund was beheaded for refusing to renounce Christianity. Ashdown 871 The Vikings had managed to take many of the Saxon kingdoms and had occupied London with a camp at Reading but Wessex remained unconquered. King Ethelred I and his brother Alfred led an army to meet the charge of the Vikings. On January 8th Alfred led the charge of the Saxons and when the Vikings retreated they pursued. Reading 871 Ethelred I and brother Alfred led an assault on the Danish stronghold of Reading. Although the Saxons charged the camp they could not penetrate the entrenchments and were driven from the field taking heavy casualties. Wilton 871 The death of Ethelred I meant that Alfred had to take over the kingdom of Wessex. It was then that the Vikings assaulted Wilton though they were held off at first, when they faked a retreat the Saxon army were taken in and pursued. The Danes turned about and attacked with great success. Alfred's army was depleted and so he offered a tribute to the Danes (Danegeld) if they would withdraw to London. Chippenham 878 The Danes under new leadership of Guthrum had started to raid neighbouring counties in 877 despite the 5 year peace treaty secured by Alfred. In January the Danes took Alfred's headquarters, Chippenham, by storm. Surprised, many of the Saxons army were killed and Alfred became a fugitive at Athelney in Somersetshire. Edington 878 It was here that Alfred the Great launched his counteroffensive against the Vikings in Wiltshire. The Saxon warriors marched toward the Danes camped at Chippenham while the Danes marched towards the Saxons. They met at Edington and battled at close quarters for hours until Alfred's army gained the upper hand. Defeated, Guthrum, leader of the Danes, surrendered and was later baptized. All southern Britain came under the rule of Alfred. Tettenhall 910 Alfred the Great died in 899 leaving his son Edward and daughter Ethelfleda to succeed. Peace between the Saxons and Danes was broken by the Vikings and forced Edward to fight the battle of Tettenhall. Edward the Elder won a decisive victory and as a result expanded his rule to the Humber. Tempsford 918 After Tettenhall, Edward set about reducing the Danelaw until finally storming the Tempsford fortress in 918. Guthrum II was killed and resistance waned. When Ethelfleda (Edwards sister) died the two Saxon crowns were united. Maldon 991 During Ethelred II reign Viking invaders landed at Maldon and demanded tribute which was refused by the Alderman of Essex. In turn he and most of his men were slaughtered. Ethelred tried to buy off the invaders but in the end was forced to flee leaving King Sweyn I (Forkbeard) to become king of England. Nairn 1009 Sweyn I landed on the Moray Firth coast with his army laid siege to the town of Nairn. King Malcolm II sent an army to relieve the town and drove the Danes back. Malcolm himself was wounded in the action. Mortlack 1010 The battle took place after the Vikings invaded Banff County and King Malcolm II organised an army to repel them. The Scots' army managed to drive the Danes back to their ships. Pen 1016 King Sweyn I died and Ethelred II's son Edmund (Ironside) decided to claim the throne. However, Canute (Sweyn's son) arrived to claim the throne and so a battle ensued. Edmund won and when his father died claimed the throne. Ashingdon 1016 The contest for the throne between Edmund Ironside and Canute was decided at Ashingdon on 16th October. Edmund's brother-in-law deserted to the Danes with some men giving an advantage to the Danes. Canute's army to defeated Edmund's Saxons but the two leaders made peace. Canute got Edmund's kingdom apart from Wessex which remained under Edmund's rule.
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