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The title of The King’s Champion has been a ceremonial office of the Dymoke family since 1066, responsible for defending a new monarch’s right to the throne at their coronation banquet, by riding in full armour into Westminster Hall to challenge any doubters to combat. This saddle was last used in 1730.
All prints on Hahnemühle 308gsm archival photorag paper.
The title of The King’s Champion has been a ceremonial office of the Dymoke family since 1066, responsible for defending a new monarch’s right to the throne at their coronation banquet, by riding in full armour into Westminster Hall to challenge any doubters to combat. This saddle was last used in 1730.
All prints on Hahnemühle 308gsm archival photorag paper.