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- Place of origin:
Great Britain (probably, engraved)
- Date:
18th century - 19th century (engraved)
- Artist/Maker:
Unknown
- Materials and Techniques:
Engraving print on paper
- Museum number:
29638:47
- Gallery location:
Prints & Drawings Study Room, level E, case Z, shelf 2, box B
Physical description
Hare coursing. A man mounted on a bay pony, with two men on foot and two sighthounds moving towards the left of the image, on open moorland. The man on horseback is holding a long whip and the man walking before him is carrying a long stick in his right hand and has raised his left hand to alert the rest of the group. In the background to the right of the image a small tent, a man on horseback and further figures can be seen. In the bottom-left corner of the foreground, a rabbit or hare is hiding beneath some foliage.
On the verso there is an imprint of lines of text from another sheet, suggesting that this print was removed from a book containing text.
Place of Origin
Great Britain (probably, engraved)
Date
18th century - 19th century (engraved)
Artist/maker
Unknown
Materials and Techniques
Engraving print on paper
Dimensions
Height: 10.1-10.2 cm sheet, Width: 16.2-16.3 cm sheet, Height: 9.9-10 cm image
Descriptive line
Hare coursing. A man on horseback and two men on foot with two sighthounds on open moorland. Engraving print on paper. Anonymous. 18th-19th century.
Materials
Paper; Printing ink
Techniques
Engraving (printing process)
Subjects depicted
Men; Hare coursing; Tents; Rabbit; Hunters; Dogs; Sighthound (dog); Hare; Whip
Categories
Prints
Collection
Prints, Drawings & Paintings Collection
