Sujet

The Death, published June 1, 1825. Creator: Unknown.

Légende

The Death, published June 1, 1825. Fox hunting scene in England. 'Leicestershire. "Gaudet equis canibusque", (he delights in horses and dogs). "He feels uneasy at his future journey, And wishes his boots off again" - Dryden. "Till they have run down the fox and kill'd him" - Luttrel. "Flamina propriore calesco". "And their poor jades. Lob down their heads dropping their hides and hips" - Shakespeare', (Henry V, Act IV, Scene 2). Published by Thomas McLean.

Crédit

Photo12/Heritage Images/Heritage Art

Notre référence

HRM22B23_140

Model release

NA

Property release

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Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

16,2Mo (670,7Ko) / 25,4cm x 16,0cm / 3000 x 1891 (300dpi)

Mots clés

animal countryside England people male sport man men hat prey animals horses horse riding rider riders arts country dog dogs art guy clothes British English traditional tradition color hunting hunter fox hunters dress rustic horseman horsemen cruelty blood sports location century gallery Britain clothing print concept whip whips typical top hat top hats APPAREL hand-tinted art gallery hunting dogs hunting dog Colour High Class 19th century HUNTSMAN UPPER CLASS fox hunting hand tinted nineteenth century rural foxhound fox-hunting rural life social class foxhunting hand coloured aquatint animal cruelty Unknown William Shakespeare Shakespeare William Thomas T Art Institute of Chicago McLean Huntsmen Regionalism Thomas McLean tophat art centre foxhounds hand-coloured T McLean T. McLean T. Thos. McLean Thos. cruelty to animals Heritage Art Shakspeare 19th-century Art Institute Chicago Prints and Drawings clothing & dress fashion & clothing Hand-colored etching on paper John Dean Paul Paul John Dean