Admiralty Arch, Victory Parade, 19th July 1919 by Irish Artist Sir John Lavery Premium Art Print Matte Paper

Admiralty Arch, Victory Parade, 19th July 1919
Reproduction Art Print by Sir John Lavery (Irish, 1856–1941)

Celebrate a historic moment in history with this stunning reproduction of Sir John Lavery’s “Admiralty Arch, 19th July 1919.” This artwork captures the Victory Parade that took place in London, marking the end of the Great War. Lavery, an Official War Artist, masterfully depicts the jubilant atmosphere of the day as troops, including 120 members of the Women’s Legion, marched triumphantly through Admiralty Arch under the fluttering flags of Allied nations.

Painted from Lavery's vantage point on Carlton House Terrace, this piece offers a unique perspective of the procession led by military giants like Field Marshall Haig and Marshal Foch. The vibrant colours, dynamic composition, and attention to detail bring to life the parade's sense of excitement and celebration. The artwork stands as a testament to the end of a grueling conflict, a tribute to those who served, and a commemoration of a momentous day in history.

Whether you're a history enthusiast, art lover, or looking to add a touch of classic grandeur to your space, this high-quality reproduction will make an impactful addition to any home or office.

• Artist: Sir John Lavery
• Original Title: Admiralty Arch, 19th July 1919
• Size Options: Available in multiple sizes to suit your space
• Print Type: High-quality reproduction on premium archival paper
• Historical Significance: Captures the Victory Parade marking the end of WWI
• Perfect For: Art collectors, history buffs, or anyone wanting to commemorate a pivotal moment in history

Add this beautiful and historically rich piece to your collection today, and own a piece of history.