1890 -A Foxhunter’s Dream - Alfred Charles Havell

A Foxhunter’s Dream - Alfred Charles Havell Published April 15th 1890 By Messers Fores 41 Piccadilly London Alfred Charles Havell (British, 1855-1928) While his father, Edmund Havell Junior, was recognized as Queen Victoria’s portraitist, Alfred chose to deviate from tradition, focusing primarily on the art of painting horses and gained renown for his expertise in depicting sporting scenes. Alfred was a member of the Havell family of painters with roots in Reading, although he himself was born in Chelsea and passed away in 1928. NOW PROUDLY AVAILABLE - ALFRED CHARLES HAVELL (1855-1928) "A FOX-HUNTER'S DREAM" hand-colored framed lithograph depicting many anthropomorphic scenes of foxes and hunting dogs, surrounding a hunter, fast-asleep in an armchair at the center bottom of the composition. Housed in a large oak frame. British. Late 19th century. 1890 Published by Messrs. Fores, 41 Piccadilly. (Samuel William Fores (1761-1838) began as a print seller in 1783; following his death in 1838 the business continued as Messrs Fores, (41 Piccadilly, London) under his sons, George Thomas Fores (1806–1858) and Arthur Blücher Fores (1814–1883); 1938 Fores & Co, then Fores Ltd, then Fores Gallery Ltd; Originates from a large Country House. We can convey the house and history to the purchaser LARGE in its frame and mount, STUDY THE PICS AS THEY FORM PART OF THE DESCRIPTION. FRAME SIZE IN INCHES: 37” X 30” *NOTE: PRICE IS FOR THE OAK FRAMED Alfred Charles Havell hand-colored framed lithograph PRINT ONLY, *NOT THE TAXIDERMY. Kind Regards