Queen Berengaria - Talisman by Charles Heath (1841)

Hand-coloured engraving of a kneeling woman in a crown and blue mantle, praying beside a fur-draped bench with tents behind.

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A hand-coloured engraving shows a woman in a jewelled crown and flowing blue mantle kneeling before a carved bench draped with fur, her hands clasped near her face in prayer. A green curtain and a glimpse of white tents appear behind her, and the print bears the artist credits J. R. Herbert and H. Austin with the title Queen Berengaria. Published by Charles Tilt in 1841, it was issued for the Waverley Gallery.

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