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Sheep Dog Trials at Alexandra Palace, 1882
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Sheep Dog Trials at Alexandra Palace, 1882
Engraving showing a number of scenes from the Sheep Dog Trials held at the Alexandra Palace, London, in 1882
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1882 Alexandra Held Sheep Trials
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This engraving captures the excitement and energy of the Sheep Dog Trials held at Alexandra Palace in London during the historic month of June in 1882. The number 7 iln 1882 at the bottom left corner indicates that this print is from the Illustrated London News, a prominent British weekly newspaper at the time. The trials, which took place on the 24th and 25th of the month, were a significant event in the history of dog shows and sheep herding competitions. The image showcases various scenes from the trials, including a group of spectators gathered around a fence, watching intently as a shepherd and his dog work together to herd a flock of sheep. In another scene, a dog is seen in mid-air, leaping over a fence to round up a stray sheep. The intricate details of the engraving, from the textured clothing of the spectators to the individual blades of grass in the field, bring the scene to life and transport us back in time. Alexandra Palace, located in Muswell Hill, was an important cultural and recreational hub in Victorian London. The trials were held in the palace's expansive grounds, providing a scenic backdrop for the competition. The trials were an important part of the palace's history, and this engraving serves as a reminder of the significant role that Alexandra Palace played in the development of sheep dog trials and the broader agricultural and cultural landscape of the time. Overall, this engraving is a valuable historical document that provides a window into the past and offers insights into the traditions and customs of rural life in late 19th century England.
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