The Canterbury Tales I: three plates; and The Canterbury Tales II: thirteen plates

Elisabeth Frink's Canterbury Tales series comprises sixteen plates divided into two sets, showcasing her distinctive printmaking style applied to Chaucer's medieval literary masterpiece. The works demonstrate Frink's characteristic expressive line work and dynamic composition, translating the vivid characters and narratives of the Tales into visual form. Created through her skilled use of printmaking techniques, these plates exemplify how Frink engaged with classical literature to create contemporary artistic interpretations.