Charge Of The First Bodyguards, Battle Of Waterloo 1815 Attributed To Thomas Jones Barker

Charge of the First Bodyguards, Battle of Waterloo 1815 Attributed to Thomas Jones BARKER (1815-1882) Large 19th century scene of the famous charge of the First Bodyguards at the Battle of Waterloo, oil on canvas attributed to Thomas Barker. Excellent historical account in good condition and quality of the famous charge of the First Bodyguards who, despite being outnumbered, charged the elite cavalry of Napoleon's Imperial Guard, scattering the French units in a manoeuvre to protect Wellington's retreat. An exceptionally well-detailed account, presented in its original frame. We have had the frame cleaned and regilded but have retained the original title plate on the reverse. Dimensions: 31" x 22" approximately framed