Since 1763 the name 'Russborough' has been synonymous with collecting and dealing in fine art.
While Lord Russborough's Annex features a great many works of museum calibre, we also offer a wonderful selection of prints priced at under $100.

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	"There is no retreat from here, men! you must die where you stand." ...."Ay, Ay, Sir Colin, if needs be we'll do that." General Sir Colin Campbell: THE THIN RED LINE Thin Red Line The Thin Red Line ROBERT GIBB RSA. 1881 Depicts the heroic stand of the 93rd. 'Sutherland' Highlanders at Balaclava 25 Oct. 1854. Responding to the commands of their inspiring General Sir Colin Campbell Perhaps the most famous image to come from the crimea! Inspired by the Alexander Kinglake account of the action in his book The Invasion of the Crimea read by Gibb whilst walking Haddon Hall, in England's Peak district, Gibb depicted the scene transposed to the rise in front of him in his mind's eye. The result was Gibb's greatest painting, which he exhibited in the Royal Scottish Academy in 1882. The Thin Red Line has been hailed as one of the finest military paintings of the nineteenth century. More Colour lithograph (Ca. 1890) Approx. 131/4 X 26 1/2" excluding letters (33.5 X 67.2 cm.), (Ref. Ref. LRA 1150/DLN/g.anne GOL)

Military

Thin Red Line

Colour lithograph (Ca. 1890) Approx. 131/4 X 26 1/2" excluding letters (33.5 X 67.2 cm.), (Ref. Ref. LRA 1150/DLN/g.anne GOL)

Colour lithograph (Ca. 1890)
Approx. 131/4 X 26 1/2" excluding letters (33.5 X 67.2 cm.),
(Ref. Ref. LRA 1150/DLN/g.anne GOL)