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Richard I of England — the Lionheart. The Crusader king who led the Third Crusade to within sight of Jerusalem and never took it, whose military genius on the battlefield made Saladin write of him with respect tinged with genuine fear. He was the finest knight of his age, and he spent almost none of his reign in England.
This Chronostrata Realism print renders Richard in the Frazetta tradition: not a courtly figure but a commander in his element — iron, fire, and absolute conviction. For those who understand that the most vivid figures in history rarely fit the thrones they sat on.
Printed on premium matte paper with deep, exhibition-quality pigment inks. Available in multiple sizes.
Richard I of England — the Lionheart. The Crusader king who led the Third Crusade to within sight of Jerusalem and never took it, whose military genius on the battlefield made Saladin write of him with respect tinged with genuine fear. He was the finest knight of his age, and he spent almost none of his reign in England.
This Chronostrata Realism print renders Richard in the Frazetta tradition: not a courtly figure but a commander in his element — iron, fire, and absolute conviction. For those who understand that the most vivid figures in history rarely fit the thrones they sat on.
Printed on premium matte paper with deep, exhibition-quality pigment inks. Available in multiple sizes.