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Tom Lovell, American Historical
artist. Tom Lovell was one of America finest Military and Historical
Artist. Many of his fine paintings were published as Limited edition
prints by Greenwich Workshop. and The national geographic Society
own a superb collection of ancient historical paintings which they own
the copyright to. and Cranston Fine arts produced some fine prints.
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| 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. Open edition print. Image size 25 inches x 23 inches (64cm x 58cm). Price £70.00
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| Eastward the Empire by Tom Lovell. The Hellespont behind him, 22 year old Alexander splashes ashore onto Asian soil. In a prelude to conquest he makes a pilgrimage to Troy to pay homage at the tomb of Achilles, Greek hero of the Trojan War. Exchanging some of his armour for a sacred shield from the temple of Athena, he carried it throughout his campaigns. Open edition print. Image size 25 inches x 23 inches (64cm x 58cm). Price £70.00
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**Open edition print. (2 copies reduced to clear) Image size 25 inches x 23 inches (64cm x 58cm). Price £45.00 ITEM CODE DHM1005 |
| The Last Great Battle by Tom Lovell. Alexanders infantry and cavalry overwhelm the Indian army of King Porus at the Jhelum River. Maddened by the disaster the kings elephants kept colliding with friends and foes alike, according to Arrian. Soon after the victory, Alexanders men, weary and homesick, demanded that he turn back. Open edition print. Image size 25 inches x 23 inches (64cm x 58cm). Price £70.00
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| Berdans Sharpshooters by Tom Lovell. One secondary market prints available, numbered 211 / 1500. Signed limited edition of 1500 prints. Image size 31 inches x 23.5 inches (79cm x 60cm). Price £300.00 ITEM CODE AX0030 |
| Battle of The Crater by Tom Lovell. One secondary market print available, numbered 423 / 1500. Signed limited edition of 1500 prints. Image size 21.5 inches x 31.5 inches (54cm x 80cm). Price £390.00 ITEM CODE AX0031 |
| Battle of Hastings by Tom Lovell. Stand Fast! Stand Fast! shouts Bishop Odo,.. Fear nothing, for if God please, we shall conquer yet. So they took courage, - wrote 12th century chronicler Master Wace. - He...sat on a white horse, so that all might recognize him. In his hand he held a mace, and wherever he saw most need he...Stationed the knights, and often urged them on to assault...the enemy. Open edition print. Image size 25 inches x 15 inches (64cm x 38cm). Price £70.00
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Eastward the Empire by Tom Lovell
The Hellespont behind him, 22 year old Alexander splashes ashore onto
Asian soil. In a prelude to conquest he makes a pilgrimage to Troy to
pay homage at the tomb of Achilles, Greek hero of the Trojan War.
Exchanging
some of his armour for a sacred shield from the temple of Athena, he carried
it throughout his campaigns. (Copyright of National Geographic Society of have
granted permission to Cranston Fine arts to publish 400 copies)
The Last Great Battle by Tom Lovell
Alexander's infantry and cavalry overwhelm the Indian army of King Porus
at the Jhelum River. "Maddened by the disaster" the king's elephants
"kept colliding with friends and foes alike", according to
Arrian.
Soon after the victory, Alexander's men, weary and homesick, demanded
that he turn back. (copyright of National Geographic Society who have
granted Cranston fine arts the rights to publish 400 copies)
Battle of Hastings by Tom Lovell
"Stand Fast! Stand Fast!" shouts Bishop
Odo,.. "Fear nothing,
for if God please, we shall conquer yet." "So they took courage,
" wrote 12th century chronicler Master Wace. "He...sat on a
white horse, so that all might recognize him. In his hand he held a mace,
and wherever he saw most need he...Stationed the knights, and often urged
them on to assault...the enemy." (Copyright of National geographic Society who have
granted permission to Cranston fine arts to publish 400 copies)
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)
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