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Mouse Mat : Edward the Confessor watching the building of Westminster Abbey, c1050, (c1920). Artist: Richard Caton Woodville II
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Edward the Confessor watching the building of Westminster Abbey, c1050, (c1920). Artist: Richard Caton Woodville II
Edward the Confessor watching the building of Westminster Abbey, c1050, (c1920). Illustration from Story of the British Nation, Volume I, by Walter Hutchinson, (London, c1920s)
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11th Century Abbey Caton Woodville Construction Edward The Confessor Eleventh Century Hutchinson King Of England R Caton Woodville Richard Caton Ii Richard Caton Woodville Ii Saint Edward The Confessor Scaffold Scaffolding St Edward The Confessor Walter Walter Hutchinson Westminster Abbey Woodville
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This print takes us back in time to the 11th century, where we witness a significant moment in British history. The image depicts Edward the Confessor, the revered King of England, observing with great interest the construction of Westminster Abbey. As he sits atop his majestic horse amidst scaffolding and bustling workers, one can sense his authority and regal presence. The artist Richard Caton Woodville II masterfully captures the essence of this historical event, emphasizing both the grandeur of Edward's position as monarch and his deep religious devotion. The scene is filled with symbolism as it showcases not only a king overseeing the building of a magnificent abbey but also represents England's strong ties between religion and royalty. Woodville's attention to detail brings life to every element within this composition - from the meticulous architectural features of Westminster Abbey taking shape before our eyes to each individual figure engaged in their respective tasks. Through this artwork, we are transported into an era marked by war and religious fervor. This remarkable piece serves as a reminder of how art has preserved moments that shaped nations throughout centuries. It invites us to reflect on our rich heritage while appreciating those who have dedicated themselves to capturing history through their creative vision.
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