Scots Guards Saving the Colours
at Alma -Lady Butler
Lady Elizabeth Southerden Butler (1846–1933) was a celebrated British military artist, renowned for her dramatic depictions of soldiers, horses, and scenes of battle. Encouraged by her parents to pursue art, she studied at the South Kensington School of Art and continued her training in Florence and Rome.
With a particular talent for capturing the movement and energy of men and horses, Butler became known for bringing important moments in military history vividly to life.
This print, Scots Guards – Saving the Colours at Alma, portrays a stirring moment from the Battle of the Alma during the Crimean War, commemorating the courage and sacrifice of British soldiers.
Framing & Presentation
This impressive print is double matted and professionally framed in a black frame, complete with a framed plaque.
Dimensions
Framed: 43.5" W × 33" H
Print: 29" W × 19" H
A striking historical artwork for collectors of British military history and classic military paintings.
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