A Thorough-Bred one Falling at his Fence
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01/12/1831 (published)
01/12/1831 (published)
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'A Thorough-Bred One Falling at his Fence'. A dark-coloured horse falling on landing after coming over a fence, its male rider deposited on the ground before it. The rider holds a whip in his hand and his top hat has fallen off behind him. In the distance two other horses and riders can be seen continuing on their way.
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Title | A Thorough-Bred one Falling at his Fence |
Materials and techniques | Engraving print on paper |
Brief description | 'A Thorough-Bred One Falling at his Fence'. A dark-coloured horse falling on landing after coming over a fence, its male rider deposited on the ground. After a painting by George Henry Laport. Engraved by John Romney. Published by M. A. Pittman, London. 1831. |
Physical description | 'A Thorough-Bred One Falling at his Fence'. A dark-coloured horse falling on landing after coming over a fence, its male rider deposited on the ground before it. The rider holds a whip in his hand and his top hat has fallen off behind him. In the distance two other horses and riders can be seen continuing on their way. |
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Accession number | E.874-1896 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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