Prince Ruperts Cavalry Charging at Edgehill in 1642, illustration from Hutchinsons The Story of the British Nation c.1920

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"Prince Rupert's Cavalry Charging at Edgehill in 1642" is a historical illustration by Henry A. (Harry) Payne, which depicts a dramatic moment from the Battle of Edgehill, the first pitched battle of the English Civil War. The battle took place on October 23, 1642, between the Royalist cavalry led by Prince Rupert of the Rhine and the Parliamentarian forces. Payne's artwork was created for inclusion in "Hutchinson's The Story of the British Nation," a comprehensive narrative of British history published around 1920.

The illustration captures the intensity and chaos of cavalry combat during the 17th century, with Prince Rupert's forces shown in the midst of a charge against their adversaries. Harry Payne, known for his attention to historical detail and his ability to convey movement and action in his work, provides a vivid visual account of the battle, which set the tone for the ensuing war that would engulf England for several years.

Payne's work is characterized by its dynamic composition and rich detail, reflecting the artist's commitment to historical accuracy and his skill in narrative illustration. "Prince Rupert's Cavalry Charging at Edgehill in 1642" not only serves as a piece of historical documentation but also as an example of early 20th-century British illustration, contributing to the visual culture and collective memory of the nation's past.

The illustration is a testament to the enduring fascination with the English Civil War and the figures who played pivotal roles in it, such as Prince Rupert, whose cavalry charges were renowned for their ferocity and impact on the battlefield. As a piece of historical art, Payne's illustration provides insight into the period's military tactics, the equipment used by the cavalry, and the attire of the soldiers, all of which are valuable for both educational purposes and for those with an interest in the period.

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