Queen Elizabeth at Tilbury Fort, 1588.

For Sale is an Engraving removed from "Nine Scenes from "English History, after originals designed for Westminster Palace, by C. W. Cope,  R.A., Daniel Maclise, R.A., & E.M. Ward. 
Publisher- The Art-Union of London.
Date- 1881.

This Photo Engraved by Goupil & Co. is of "Queen Elizabeth at Tilbury Fort," in 1588. 
Artist Daniel Maclise.
Size of Engraving- 32cm. x 29cm.

                                        Queen Elizabeth at Tilbury, 1588.
The day on which Elizabeth went in royal and martial pomp to visit her loyal camp at Tilbury has generally been considered the most interesting of her whole life. * * *  The grand display was reserved for the following morning, when the female Majesty of England came upon the ground, mounted on a stately charger, with a marshal's truncheon in her hand, and forbidding any of her retinue to follow her, presented herself to her assembled troops, who were drawn up to receive their stout-hearted liege lady on the hill, near Tilbury Church.  She was attended only by the Earl of Leicester, and the Earl of Ormond, who bore the sword of state before her, a page followed, carrying her white-plumed regal helmet.

Condition of the Engraving is Very Good, the outside margins show some signs of damp. (See Photos).