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19th Century Sir Edwin Landseer Engraving Deer Stalkers Returning

£450.00
A 19th-century mixed-method engraving on paper, titled Deer Stalkers Returning. 83cm W * 73cm H The artwork is a detailed Highland sporting scene after the original oil painting by Sir Edwin Landseer. It is executed using a combination of engraving and etching techniques to create rich textures and tonal depth. The composition depicts two men in traditional Scottish attire returning from a hunt with two horses laden with deer carcasses, accompanied by several hounds in a mountainous landscape. The lower margin bears several legible inscriptions in copperplate and block lettering. To the lower left is printed PAINTED BY SIR EDWIN LANDSEER, R. A., and to the lower right is ENGRAVED BY H. T. RYALL. Centered below the main title is a heraldic crest with the dedication From the original Picture in the Collection of His Grace The Duke of Northumberland. The print is housed in a period gilded composition frame featuring a repeating rope-twist and foliate border.
A 19th-century mixed-method engraving on paper, titled Deer Stalkers Returning. 83cm W * 73cm H The artwork is a detailed Highland sporting scene after the original oil painting by Sir Edwin Landseer. It is executed using a combination of engraving and etching techniques to create rich textures and tonal depth. The composition depicts two men in traditional Scottish attire returning from a hunt with two horses laden with deer carcasses, accompanied by several hounds in a mountainous landscape. The lower margin bears several legible inscriptions in copperplate and block lettering. To the lower left is printed PAINTED BY SIR EDWIN LANDSEER, R. A., and to the lower right is ENGRAVED BY H. T. RYALL. Centered below the main title is a heraldic crest with the dedication From the original Picture in the Collection of His Grace The Duke of Northumberland. The print is housed in a period gilded composition frame featuring a repeating rope-twist and foliate border.