When the French and English Fought at Agincourt, illustration Newnes Pictorial Book of Knowledge, c.1920

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"When the French and English Fought at Agincourt" is a historical illustration crafted by Walter Stanley Paget, first published approximately in 1920 in the Newnes Pictorial Book of Knowledge. The piece vividly depicts a crucial moment in the Battle of Agincourt, a significant encounter during the Hundred Years War between France and England.

Walter Stanley Paget, an esteemed British illustrator known primarily for his exceptional attention to precise historical detail, used his illustrative skills to bring the Battle of Agincourt to life. The work brilliantly epitomizes the colossal clash between armored knights and archers immersed in the heat of the battle. The monumental struggle of the English and French armies is portrayed with intricate detailing of the scene, including the intricacies of the armour, landscape, and combat.

This particular illustration serves not only as a visual representation of a significant moment in European history but also as a testament to Paget's skill and commitment to accurately portraying historical events. His profound understanding of the era, with the confluence of artistic mastery, has resulted in the creation of a landmark illustration, as he carefully balances historical facts with dramatized action.

The artwork offers a potent insight into the violence and chaos of the medieval battlefield, effectively transporting its viewers back to the cold, bleak October of 1415 in Agincourt, Northern France. It is a striking example of Paget's ability to combine history and art, leaving an enduring visual legacy of a pivotal moment in England and France's shared history. The work, representing a significant slice of the past, remains an essential visual document of the Battle of Agincourt for historians, academics, and enthusiasts alike.

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