The Battle of Stoke Field

The Earl of Oxford at the Battle of Stoke Field - print from a painting by Graham Turner

The Battle of Stoke Field Ref: Gic-G390

John de Vere, Earl of Oxford, leading the royal vanguard against the rebel army, with Edmund Bedingfield identifiable behind him. Trying to fight their way towards the earl in the mostly mercenary rebel army are Sir Thomas Broughton (right) and James Harrington (left).

Giclée Print published from a gouache painting by Graham Turner.

Each print individually printed to order on very high quality heavyweight paper, and then signed on the border by the artist.

Sizes given are approximate and include a border.

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Available in two alternative sizes - select size required below -
22"x 17" overall size has an image size of 18"x 12.5" (459mm x 317mm)
17"x 12" overall size has an image size of 13.7"x 9.5" (349mm x 241mm)

Approximate overall print size

22"x 17" (56cm x 43cm) £79.00

17"x 12" (43cm x 30cm) £59.00

Having printed your giclée print on the best quality fine-art paper (Hahnemühle 308gsm), Graham Turner individually signs it on the border.

CLICK HERE for more information about Graham Turner's Giclée Prints

Original Painting

Graham Turner's original painting of the earl of Oxford at the Battle of Stoke Field is available for sale - CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS

The Battle of Hexham - Painting by Graham Turner

Artist signed Osprey book, Campaign 420, Stoke Field 1487

Stoke Field 1487 Ref: CAM420
The Last Battle of the Wars of the Roses

by Dickon Whitewood

Includes three paintings by Graham Turner G.Av.A.

Books bought from Studio 88 are individually hand-signed by artist Graham Turner

From the publisher's website:
An in-depth look at a critical battle of the Wars of the Roses, which decisively ended the Yorkist cause and ensured the Tudor dominance that followed.

The Battle of Stoke is popularly considered to be the last battle of the Wars of the Roses. Less than two years previously, King Henry VII had been crowned on the battlefield following his victory over Richard III at Bosworth. Henry soon took steps to secure his crown, and made certain to keep control of any potential rivals. Despite these efforts, a plot soon emerged against his rule, which culminated in the crowning of a rival king in Ireland. Launching an invasion of England, the rebels had a number of early successes but failed to secure widespread support for their cause. Moving south, they met the hastily assembled but more numerous army of Henry VII outside the village of East Stoke, four miles south of Newark.

With stunning artwork and detailed maps, this expertly written title offers in-depth coverage of the battle that secured the new Tudor dynasty's hold on the throne. It is one of the least well documented conflicts of the period, but remains highly interesting and significant, not only as the final decisive action in the bloody Wars of the Roses, but also due to the nature of the soldiers present on the battlefield. This book explores the role these various factions played and how that contributed to the final victory.

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Paperback
248 x 184mm
96 pages
Published 28th August 2025

Price: £16.99