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A fine 19th Century engraving showing a dramatic scene from the Hundred Year War, showing Queen Philippa pleading for the Burgesses. Philippa was a French princess who married Edward III of England in 1328. In 1347, during the early stages of the Hundred Years’ War, she is said to have intervened to beg for the lives of the 6 principal burghers of Calais. The engraving has been inscribed with the title and dedication as well as the artist's and publisher's names at the lower edge. The engraving has been presented in a handsome 20th Century wood frame with gilt lamb's tongue molding. On wove.
Condition
The condition is typical for a picture of this age including some discolouration. The frame is in fine condition.
Size
57.5 x 69cm (22.6" x 27.2")Framed Size: 66 x 77.3cm (26" x 30.4")
