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- Murder Of Becket
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- Richard Caton Woodville
Explore Richard Caton Woodville’s ‘The Murderers of Becket,’ a dramatic 19th-century etching depicting a medieval scene. Masterful line work & gothic atmosphere – a unique historical illustration.
Explore Richard Caton Woodville Sr.’s 1885 engraving ‘Sketches in Burmah’. A detailed monochrome study of Burmese attendants & temple, showcasing academic engraving style.
Hand-painted reproduction of 'All That Was Left Of Them' by Richard Caton Woodville. Dramatic 19th-century battle scene in an impressionistic style. A powerful historical artwork.
Explore Richard Caton de Woodville’s ‘The Herb Of Peace,’ a poignant WWI illustration of Indian troops. Drypoint engraving captures trench life & cultural resilience. A historical masterpiece.