Return From Inkermann Antique Print 1890

Antique military print from the 1890’s. Return from Inkermann, Intaglio print, photogravure. after the original painting by Lady Butler commemorating the battle in the Crimean War in 1854. Print is in good condition, marks appropriate to age, some crease marks, paper separation left edge at print border ( see pic). Print is framed in a mid century frame, frame is in ok condition, marks and chips. Total dimensions 21 inches (53 cm) by 31 1/4 (77 cm) inches with frame, print area 17 (43 cm) by 26 1/4 ( 67 cm) inches. Published by the Fine art Society in London circa 1890. Lady Butler, born Elizabeth Southerden Thompson (1846–1933), was a renowned British painter famed for her vivid depictions of military scenes from the Crimean and Napoleonic wars. Her most famous work, “The Roll Call,” was purchased by Queen Victoria after drawing huge crowds at its Royal Academy debut. Butler’s art focused on the heroism and hardships of ordinary soldiers, often highlighting the emotional cost of war rather than its glory. Married to Major William Butler, she spent her later years in Ireland and published an autobiography in 1922. Available at Antico.gallery