Kong Sven Tveskæg gør landgang ved Humberflodens udløb i England 994 og slår anglerne på flugt. 1753 - 1813

"Kong Sven Tveskæg gør landgang ved Humberflodens udløb i England 994 og slår anglerne på flugt," created by C.F. Stanley between 1753 and 1813, depicts a historical battle scene from the Viking Age. The black and white engraving, housed at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, showcases a dramatic moment of invasion as Viking ships approach the English coastline, their sails billowing in the wind. The scene is filled with detail, highlighting the chaos of the battle and the valiant efforts of both sides. This artwork provides a glimpse into a pivotal moment in Danish history, as well as the artistic style of the late 18th century.