3 Antique Lady Butler Military Lithographs – Waterloo & Crimea

3 Antique Lady Butler Military Lithographs – Waterloo & Crimea – Fine Art Society E-Transfers Accepted Pick Up Anytime Offered is a matched set of three large antique chromolithographs after original paintings by Lady Elizabeth Butler (1846–1933), published by the Fine Art Society, London in the late 19th century. Butler was the foremost Victorian painter of battle scenes, renowned for her dramatic, human depictions of Waterloo and the Crimean War. Included Works “Scotland for Ever!” – The Charge of the Scots Greys at Waterloo (1815) One of Butler’s most iconic works, showing the thunderous cavalry charge. Inscribed: “After the Original Painting by Lady Butler”. “Balaclava: The Return, 25th October 1854” – The Charge of the Six Hundred Depicts the survivors of the Light Brigade returning after the famous charge. Inscriptions include excerpts from Tennyson’s The Charge of the Light Brigade. “The Return from Inkermann, 5th November 1854” – Crimean War Exhausted but victorious British soldiers return after heavy fighting. Inscribed with Lord Raglan’s dispatch: “It was a glorious day for the British Army.” Features Large format: approx. 39” x 26” each (framed) Matching gilt frames with linen/gilt mats, striking wall display Fine Art Society, London copyright and inscriptions present Published from Butler’s original oil paintings, late 19th century Rich chromolithographic color with fine detail Condition Well-preserved for their age. Frames remain solid and attractive, each with backing paper, felt protectors, and ready-to-hang hardware. Some minor toning from age, but excellent overall presentation. Pricing Scotland for Ever! – $375 CAD Balaclava: The Return – $325 CAD The Return from Inkermann – $300 CAD Group Price (preferred): $895 CAD Collector Appeal These are not modern prints but part of the original authorized Fine Art Society editions, produced in London for collectors and officers’ clubs in the late 1800s. With their commanding size, dramatic imagery, and matching gilt frames, they are highly desirable to collectors of military history, Victorian art, and 19th-century British memorabilia. Lady Butler Military Lithograph Battle Waterloo Scots Greys Crimean War Light Brigade Balaclava Inkermann Fine Art Society Antique Print Gilt Frame Victorian Price: $895 CAD for the set (or individually as listed)