19TH CENTURY PASTORAL LANDSCAPE WITH HORSE & FIGURES, HANDCOLORED PHOTOGRAVURE AFTER ADRIAN JONES ,Adrian Jones (1846-1938). Published London, Arthur Lucas, January 29, 1898. Matted, of the period print depicting a woman with child feeding a horse in a landscape with sheep. Measuring 22 1/8" high x 29 5/8" wide.
'Adrian Jones was an English sculptor and painter who specialized in animals, particularly horses. He created the bronze sculpture Peace descending on the Quadriga of War, on top of the Wellington Arch at Hyde Park Corner in London, among other well-known sculptures throughout London. His portrait of Lord Kitchener is at Ipswich, and he also painted an equestrian portrait of Sir David Campbell, Governor of Malta, on his Grand National winner, The Soarer and several works depicting horses in landscapes.' - 22 1/8" high x 29 5/8" wide. Estimate $150-200
From the Collection of The Old Print Gallery, Washington, DC.
Good color and impression. Full margins. One small area of foxing outside of the plate mark.
