Charles King, Lord Althorp's Hunter, With His Favorite Dog, Ottoman, Circa 1820
CHARLES KING, LORD ALTHORP'S HUNTER, WITH HIS FAVORITE DOG, OTTOMAN, circa 1820
Entourage by BENJAMIN MARSHALL (BRITISH 1767-1835)
Large early 19th-century portrait of Charles King, Lord Althorp's hunter, and his favorite dog "Ottoman", oil on canvas. Excellent quality hunting portrait in perfect condition, circa 1790, painted full-length and of impressive dimensions. Presented in its original antique gilded frame. Clean and ready to hang, with impeccable provenance.
Provenance: Sir Charles Knightley of Fawsley Daventry, Northamptonshire. Ottoman was born in 1813; his father was Justice (Duke of Beauford's hunt) and his mother Helice (Mr. Ward's pack). Ottoman was one of Pytchley's leading stallions when Sir Charles Knightley was its master in 1818.
Dimensions: approx. 110cm x 105cm (framed)
Entourage by BENJAMIN MARSHALL (BRITISH 1767-1835)
Large early 19th-century portrait of Charles King, Lord Althorp's hunter, and his favorite dog "Ottoman", oil on canvas. Excellent quality hunting portrait in perfect condition, circa 1790, painted full-length and of impressive dimensions. Presented in its original antique gilded frame. Clean and ready to hang, with impeccable provenance.
Provenance: Sir Charles Knightley of Fawsley Daventry, Northamptonshire. Ottoman was born in 1813; his father was Justice (Duke of Beauford's hunt) and his mother Helice (Mr. Ward's pack). Ottoman was one of Pytchley's leading stallions when Sir Charles Knightley was its master in 1818.
Dimensions: approx. 110cm x 105cm (framed)
9 500 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oil painting
Length: 110cm
Width: 105cm
Reference (ID): 1770559
Availability: In stock
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