British empire painting

British Army's uniforms during the Boer War- by Harry Payne

The Imperial Bodyguard, the soldiers of the empire

Currently on display in Drury Court after extensive conservation resides the highly theatrical and dramatic painting by , Nicholas Habbe, Britannia Rules the Waves. The 1876 allegorical genre painting draws on the artist’s experience as a theatre designer and incorporates a cast of sea nymphs, nereids and tritons surrounding a chariot as it forges its way across a churning sea. A winged baby riding a dolphin and an anxious-looking whale contribute to the scene.

"Salute to Victory." Major oil painting celebrating the end of World War 2 and the valor and victory of British troops. Very large and in the original frame. $6500

Union soldiers in battle, American Civil War

British Foot Regiment at the Battle of Minden, Seven Years War

British Redcoat

The whole painting owned by Queen Elizabeth II. Philip Thorton, East India Company & Raj Research Group 1600-1919 Facebook.

Subjects of the Crown Britian's final show of strength in Williamsburg, Virginia. Sunner, 1781

French 6th Cuirassier Regiment in 1887.

'Soldiers of the Queen' The full array of soldiers of the British Empire right around the globe, in a single glance.

I’m very excited to finally share some card illustrations created over the last 2 years for Total War: ELYSIUM. It has been a blast working with Creative Assembly during this time and looking forward to sharing more soon!