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Chase of the Roebuck: Full Cry, c1800, (1922). Artists: Henry Thomas Alken, Richard Reeve
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Chase of the Roebuck: Full Cry, c1800, (1922). Artists: Henry Thomas Alken, Richard Reeve
Chase of the Roebuck: Full Cry, c1800, (1922). Walter Parry Hodges (1760-1845). From British Sporting Artists: From Barlow to Herring, by Walter Shaw Sparrow [John Lane The Bodley Head, Limited, London, 1922]
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Alken Blood Sports Bodley Head British Sporting Artists Chase Chasing Cloudy Deer Fence Henry Alken Henry Thomas Henry Thomas Alken Hillside Hodges John Lane Publishing Publishing House Pursuit Reeve Richard Roe Deer Roebuck Sparrow Speed Thomas Alken Walter Shaw Walter Shaw Sparrow Full Cry
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Chase of the Roebuck: Full Cry, c1800, (1922) captures the exhilarating pursuit of a majestic roe deer amidst the picturesque British countryside. This stunning print, created by renowned artists Henry Thomas Alken, Richard Reeve, and Walter Parry Hodges, showcases their exceptional talent in portraying both the beauty of nature and the thrill of sport. Set against a backdrop of rolling hills and cloudy skies, this outdoor scene immerses viewers in an atmosphere charged with excitement. A group of men on horseback can be seen racing at full speed as they chase after the elusive roebuck. The dynamic composition conveys a sense of urgency and movement that is enhanced by the vibrant colors used by Alken and Reeve. The detailed illustration not only captures the physicality of hunting but also reflects Britain's rich literary tradition surrounding equestrian pursuits. It evokes imagery from 19th-century literature while showcasing these talented artists' ability to bring such scenes to life. This print serves as a testament to British sporting artistry during this period. Published in 1922 by John Lane The Bodley Head publishing house, it remains an enduring example of how art can capture both natural beauty and human passion.
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