The Accolade by Edmund Leighton - Canvas Art Print
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About Edmund Blair Leighton’s The Accolade
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Edmund Blair Leighton painted this masterpiece in 1901.
The work portrays an Accolade. This is the ceremony where a man entered knighthood from apprenticeship through a blessing from a monarch.
In the work, a man kneels before a young queen who is placing a sword on his shoulders, a crowd is watching from her left.
Today this painting is in a private collection.
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About The Accolade Print
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- Choice canvas material and durable anti-shrink frames.
- 1.50” Thickness stretchers produce a gallery-style look.
- Stretched, prepped, and digitally printed in the United States of America.
- All orders include a hanging kit.
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About The Artist
Edmund Blair Leighton was an English painter who lived from 1852-1922. His focus was on painting scenes from history, especially those from Medieval times. He studied at the Royal Academy of Arts. Eventually, the Academy invited him to exhibit there. He continued to do this throughout most of his life.
