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Two horses, two handsome old frames, and enough English sporting charm to make even a Florida house feel like it has a library.
This pair features Hambletonian and Baronet, after George Stubbs, with engravings credited to his son George Townly Stubbs. The prints bear an Edward Orme, London, 1817 publication line. Their warm wood frames and beautifully aged paper give them that collected-over-time look I love.
Hang them together over a desk or tuck one on either side of a bookcase. They would be wonderful in a study, a powder room, or a gallery wall with a little Ralph Lauren country house spirit. No horse required.
Details
Pair of framed English equestrian prints
After George Stubbs; credited to engraver George Townly Stubbs
Edward Orme, London, 1817 publication line
Subjects: Hambletonian and Baronet
Framed under glass; sold as a pair
Approximately 16" × 16" framed each
Condition
Age-appropriate toning, foxing, waviness, discoloration, and wear to the paper, mats, and frames. Not examined outside the frames. Please review the photos closely.
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