Shooting Print, Rabbit Shooting By Douglas Adams
Shooting Print, Rabbit Shooting By Douglas Adams
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Signed Artist's Proof - Rabbit Shooting by Douglas Adams.
A superb shooting photogravure taken from the original painting by celebrated British artist Douglas Adams (1853-1920). This Artist's Proof is signed in pencil by the artist and bears the 'Print Sellers Association' blind stamp, confirming its authenticity and provenance.
Titled Rabbit Shooting, the scene vividly captures the spirit of the shooting season. Set in a picturesque tree-lined valley, the print portrays a sportsman at the height of action, having just shot a rabbit, which tumbles through the air, while another gentleman stands ready with his gun in the background. Adams' masterful use of light, perspective, and composition lends the scene both atmosphere and vitality, making it a quintessential example of late 19th-century British sporting art.
Publishing details: London, published November 14th, 1893, by Henry Graves & Co., the proprietors, Publishers to H.M. The Queen and T.R.H. The Prince and Princess of Wales, 6 Pall Mall. U.S.A. copyright 1893 by Henry Graves & Co. Printed in Munich.
Elegantly framed in a modern reeded glazed frame with a gold slip, this print embodies both historical significance and timeless aesthetic appeal - a distinguished addition to any fine art, country house, or shooting/sporting collection.
Dimensions:
1850-1899
1893
Photogravure
United Kingdom
Good original condition in a wooden frame with gold slip. Very light foxing to the print. New mount.
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. This Artist's Proof is signed in pencil by the artist and bears the 'Print Sellers Association' blind stamp, confirming its authenticity and provenance.Titled Rabbit Shooting, the scene vividly captures the spirit of the shooting season. Set in a picturesque tree-lined valley, the print portrays a sportsman at the height of action, having just shot a rabbit, which tumbles through the air, while another gentleman stands ready with his gun in the background. Adams' masterful use of light, perspective, and composition lends the scene both atmosphere and vitality, making it a quintessential example of late 19th-century British sporting art.Publishing details: London, published November 14th, 1893, by Henry Graves & Co., the proprietors, Publishers to H.M. The Queen and T.R.H. The Prince and Princess of Wales, 6 Pall Mall. U.S.A. copyright 1893 by Henry Graves & Co. Printed in Munich.Elegantly framed in a modern reeded glazed frame with a gold slip, this print embodies both historical significance and timeless aesthetic appeal - a distinguished addition to any fine art, country house, or shooting/sporting collection.){kind=link}