Single combat .Offa defeats two warriors. Art print

Offa holds the Angles border

The Angles lived in an area called Angeln.The words 'Englisc' and 'Anglisc' describe the Germanic tribe whose folk gave their name to England. Offa I was a warrior from childhood and lived in Angeln, Denmark in the 4th century. Offa I is credited with having slain two Myrging (Saxon)champions with his sword 'Steadfast' who he fought on behalf of his blind father Wermund in single combat. He was only 13 years old The name England comes from Engle-land or land of the Angles.

The picture shown is available unmounted or choose between an ebony or natural wood frame ,mounted on fine art card, and protected by non-shatter, shatterproof polyglass .It has a hanging hook behind attached to a strong backing board.

Picture dimensions 16 x 12 inches. Framed 20x16inches (40 cms high x 50 cms wide)