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Daniel Maclise RA
Harold, William's companion in his campaign in Brittany, receives the submission of Conan, Earl of Bretagne, 1866
Etching
Guy of Ponthieu gives further audience to Harold and his companions, whose release is demanded by heralds from Duke William, 1866
Harold's captivity announced to William of Normandy, who is informed that Guy of Ponthieu demands ransom for him, 1866
Harold and the Saxons are confined in the Castle of Beaurain, near Montreuil, 1866
Harold and his companions, brought, as prisoners, before Guy of Ponthieu and his Norman Knights, 1866
Harold's ship stranded on the Norman coast, in the territory of Guy, Count of Ponthieu, 1866
Harold, departing on a visit to William of Normandy, takes leave of Edward the Confessor, 1866
The night after the battle: Edith discovers, amid the slain, the body of Harold, last Saxon King of England, 1866
Harold, in front of the standard of England, is pierced by a falling arrow, 1866
The Normans, retreating, are stayed and turned by William, who discloses his face, to counteract the rumour of his having fallen, 1866
Morning of the battle. The Norman chief Taillefer, leads Duke William's van, singing the song of Roland, and juggling with his sword, 1866
The day before the battle. A knight, with monks, sent by William to negotiate with Harold, 1866
The death of Tostig and Harold Hardrada, after the battle of Stamford Bridge, 1866
Harold's interview with Tostig his brother, and with Hardrada, Tostig's ally, before the battle of Stamford Bridge, 1866
William stumbles as he lands, but, grasping the earth with his hand, calls out that he thus takes possession of the English soil & so reassures his followers, who regarded his fall as an ill omen, 1866
Harold and Duke William meet, 1866
Harold and his Knights riding to their place of embarkation, at Bosham, Sussex, 1866
The Meeting of Wellington and Blücher after the Battle of Waterloo, 1875
Engraving
Malcolm Osborne RA
The Timber Haulers, 1 August 1911
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