Stunning English Fox Hunting Scene hand engraved by C.R. Stock, published on Feb 2nd, 1883 by G.P. McQueen and hand colored by W. Shayer artwork that is unframed with light damage, all that could most likely be repaired by a professional or reframed as is. This stunning antique is hard to come by, especially in this size at 29" x 21". There is some visible marks from where the artwork got damaged, due to the framing it was in, that was broken. The marks around the main image is marking left from its old mat. That could be hidden by getting it reframed with a new mat as well. The back is brown paper is the left over cardboard from its original framing as well. Overall, this piece is stunning and the perfect additional to any antique lovers home, especially one that decorates in a grandmillennial style. The hunting scene shows men on horses, chasing after their prey with their hunting dogs, while one horse jumps over a river, and men on horses come chasing from the woods to follow, to set off in the big open field.


Please note!

This item will be shipped, rolled up in a tube with protective paper to cover the color. This was the artwork will be protected and you will have to place it down on a flat surface over a couple of days to let it naturally unroll and flatten back out.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Needs Restoration
Condition Notes: In overall great condition but does show signs of damage from where the frame broke and put some marks in the artwork. Could possibly be repaired by a professional. Gold markings around the image is also left from the old mat used in the last framing of this piece. This you should be able to cover up with a new mat as well.

Origin:
United Kingdom

Materials & Techniques:
Color Pencil, Engraving, Paper, Pastel

Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Frame Type: Unframed
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
Art Subjects: Animals, Landscape, Figure, Sport

Original Condition Unaltered; Needs Restoration; In overall great condition but does show signs of damage from where the frame broke and put some marks in the artwork. Could possibly be repaired by a professional. Gold markings around the image is also left from the old mat used in the last framing of this piece. This you should be able to cover up with a new mat as well.