1842, Antique Engraving of Henri II and Richard I (Effigy) / England Engraving

Description: engraving antique : Henry II and Richard I (Recumbent)Beautiful antique engraving from 1842. Excerpt from a work on England. (Plantagenet)Pretty antique engraving from 1842. Extracted from a book on England & London.Dimensions: approximately 13cm x 21cmGood condition. engraving having been consulted and therefore having defects inherent to this consultation: Stains, wear, small tears... Some engravings in the series may have been cut in the margin or damaged by the antique binding, so please look carefully at the photo to assess the importance of all these defects previously mentioned and potentially present, and make me an offer if necessary. The photo was slightly underexposed to bring out the flaws. This condition description was not written specifically for this engraving but to encompass all possible defects in the prints in the series being offered for sale.Engraved by Vernier. Said Lemaître (Augustin François). Henry II ( Mars 5, 1133 – July 6, 1189) was Count of Anjou and Maine, Duke of Normandy and Aquitaine and King of England. Son of Geoffrey V of Anjou and Mathilde the Emperor, daughter of King Henry of England, he participated in his mother's efforts to regain the throne of England occupied by Stephen of Blois, cousin of his mother and nephew of his grandfather Henry I. Made Duke of Normandy at age 17, he inherited the county of Anjou in 1151 and shortly thereafter married Duchess Eleanor of Aquitaine, whose marriage to King Louis VII of France had recently been annulled by the Second Council of Beaugency. After Henry's expedition to England in 1153, King Stephen signed the Treaty of Wallingford accepting Henry as his heir. The latter ascended the throne a year later. Richard I of England known as the Lionheart (September 8, 1157F 1, Beaumont Palace in Oxford – April 6, 1199, Châlus Chabrol Castle) was King of England, Duke of Normandy, Duke of Aquitaine, Count of Poitiers, Count of Maine and Count of Anjou from 1189 to his death in 1199. Son of Henry II of England and Eleanor of Aquitaine, Richard was raised in the Duchy of Aquitaine at his mother's court, which earned him the nickname Poitevin in his youth. He became Count of Poitiers at the age of eleven and Duke of Aquitaine at his coronation in Limoges. After the sudden death of his older brother King Henry the Younger in 1183, he became heir to the crown of England, but also of Anjou, Normandy and MaineProfessional in the sale (and passionate) of historical and essentially geographical engravings, I will ship your purchase with the greatest care as I myself would like to receive it. My products are guaranteed to be vintage and will delight any history enthusiast or simply lover of these authentic visuals that have stood the test of time. You can contact me for any additional information, advice or to guide you in your research.-> Consolidation of shipping costs in the event of multiple purchases. Ask for the total before paying!-> Careful shipping between two rigid supports!-> Guaranteed original engraving from 1842-> All the services of a professional seller domiciled in France!-> Return within 14 days if there is any dissatisfaction -> Payment by Paypal or check.Combining history and geography, the collection of old engravings and maps will remain one of the strongest symbols of its owner's erudition and escape.Please look at the pictures. You buy what you see.ShippingPhotosTerms and ConditionsCarefully shipped in a rigid support or tube depending on the case. Do not hesitate to group your purchases to save on shipping costs (Contact us before paying), by visiting our Ebay store or by consulting our sales. We are professionals in the sale of old maps, engravings, atlases... and we continually try to offer new, rare and curious items to our customers who like to look to the past to better understand the present.We take our photos with a professional camera to ensure you get the best image quality possible before your purchase. We try to reproduce the colors and whites faithfully. However, each image will have a different rendering depending on the quality and type of your screen. We have implemented one of the most comprehensive processes in the world of engraving in order to provide you with maximum image quality.Returns within 14 days if your purchase is not as described. Shipping costs are your responsibility and only with tracking number. The packaging must be of high quality. You must provide us with a photo of the item and its shipping method before returning it.Payments by Paypal (France, international), check (France).We try to describe our items as best we can. However, it is impossible to describe exactly every small stain, micro tear or every action of time. For the rest, the photos will serve as descriptions. Uncollated works. Dimensions have a margin of error of approximately 2 cm.No returns outside the EU. You will have to pay any customs taxes.Please see the full T&Cs at the bottom of this ad.#ltrf1 Henry II ( Mars 5, 1133 – July 6, 1189) was Count of Anjou and Maine, Duke of Normandy and Aquitaine and King of England. Son of Geoffrey V of Anjou and Mathilde the Emperor, daughter of King Henry of England, he participated in his mother's efforts to regain the throne of England occupied by Stephen of Blois, cousin of his mother and nephew of his grandfather Henry I. Made Duke of Normandy at age 17, he inherited the county of Anjou in 1151 and shortly thereafter married Duchess Eleanor of Aquitaine, whose marriage to King Louis VII of France had recently been annulled by the Second Council of Beaugency. After Henry's expedition to England in 1153, King Stephen signed the Treaty of Wallingford accepting Henry as his heir. The latter ascended the throne a year later. Richard I of England k

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