These are so good — and genuinely hard to find.
A pair of antique 1817 English sporting engravings after George Stubbs, engraved by George Townly Stubbs, featuring the celebrated racehorses Hambletonian and Baronet. Framed and ready to hang, they bring instant Ralph Lauren library energy: collected, masculine, warm, and wonderfully old-world.
A fabulous pair of early 19th-century English sporting engravings after George Stubbs, one of the most important equestrian artists in British art history.
This pair features Hambletonian and Baronet, engraved by George Townly Stubbs after the original works by George Stubbs and published by Edward Orme, London, 1817. The prints are antique stipple engravings with etching and hand coloring, beautifully aged and presented in warm wood frames.
These are not mass-market horse prints. They are authentic antique works on paper with the kind of history, patina, and decorative presence that makes a room feel collected rather than decorated overnight. They are especially good for a library, study, office, powder room, gallery wall, boy’s room, equestrian home, or any interior chasing that English sporting / Ralph Lauren country house feeling.
Comparable George Townly Stubbs sporting engravings, including Baronet, have appeared at Christie’s and specialist print dealers, which speaks to the collecting category and enduring appeal of these works.
Details
- Pair of antique English sporting engravings
- After George Stubbs
- Engraved by George Townly Stubbs
- Published by Edward Orme, London, 1817
- Subjects: Hambletonian and Baronet
- Framed under glass
- Sold as a pair
Dimensions
Approx. 16" x 16" framed each
Condition
Antique condition with age-appropriate toning, foxing, waviness, discoloration, and wear to paper, mats, and frames. Not examined out of frame. Please review all photos carefully.
Not mass-market. Not reproduction. Not something you’ll see twice.
