An ancient portrait of King Edward I of England in 1840

An ancient portrait of King Edward I (1239-1307 CE) of England. Published in the 1840's, this painting was based on ancient sculptures in Carnarvon Castle (Wellese Castell Caernarfon) as a prototype, and was hand-colored after stencil printing. Specific authors cannot be tested. The portrait in London's famous Westminster Abbey church is also said to be Edward I. Edward I, often referred to as Longshanks, Hammer of the Scots, was known for his feats of conquering Wales and his recent conquest of Scotland-and he died on the Scottish border during his journey. Size: 33.8 cm X 26.2 cm As a reminder to collectors, the antique pieces of AntiqueAnglia have all experienced a history of nearly 100 years or more, and it is the traces left over the years that have made them historically valuable. Therefore, please do not treat these antiquities by the standards of new products, because they are more rare and fragile than new products. I am sorry that AntiqueAnglia cannot provide a return service. Please check the photos carefully before ordering, or contact AntiqueAnglia for more details, thank you!