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The eve before the battle, riot and wassail of the Saxons, from

The eve before the battle, riot and wassail of the Saxons, from 'The Story of the Norman Conquest', engraved by L. Gruner, 1866

(The eve before the battle, riot and wassail of the Saxons, from 'The Story of the Norman Conquest', engraved by L. Gruner, 1866 )


Daniel Maclise

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1866  ·  lithograph  ·  Image ID: 193840

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The eve before the battle, riot and wassail of the Saxons, from 'The Story of the Norman Conquest', engraved by L. Gruner, 1866 by Daniel Maclise. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
harold · anglo-saxon · anglo saxon · male · king of england · saxons · riot · wassail · drinking · intoxication · drink · alcohol · soldier · soldiers · troops · army · seated · planning · encampment · camp · tent · tents · history · historical · norman conquest · invasion · Private Collection / Bridgeman Images
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