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The Sportsman's Present

Print
early 19th century (published)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

'The Sportsman's Present'. A young boy, wearing a dark-coloured hat, standing outside the door to a building with a boot-scraper on the step. Under his right arm he holds a woven basket, with what appear to be pheasant feathers sticking out of it, and in his right hand he holds a dead hare with its feet bound. In his left hand he holds a scrap of paper inscribed with the name G. G. Turner.

Object details

Category
Object type
TitleThe Sportsman's Present
Materials and techniques
Intaglio print on paper
Brief description
'The Sportsman's Present'. A young boy standing by the door to a building, holding a dead hare in his hand. Intaglio print on paper. By J. H. Engleheart, after a painting by G. A. Turner. Published by Pittman, London. Early 19th century.
Physical description
'The Sportsman's Present'. A young boy, wearing a dark-coloured hat, standing outside the door to a building with a boot-scraper on the step. Under his right arm he holds a woven basket, with what appear to be pheasant feathers sticking out of it, and in his right hand he holds a dead hare with its feet bound. In his left hand he holds a scrap of paper inscribed with the name G. G. Turner.
Dimensions
  • Height: 18.2cm
  • Width: 11.9cm
Measured by DH 05/08/2010
Marks and inscriptions
  • THE SPORTSMAN'S PRESENT. (Title, centre below image.)
  • G A Turner Pinxt (Below bottom left corner of image.)
  • J. H. Engleheart. Sct. (Below bottom right corner of image.)
  • Published by Pittman Warwick Square, London (Centre, below title.)
Subjects depicted
Collection
Accession number
E.905-1896

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Record createdJune 30, 2009
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