Lot Essay
This shows the same foliage-covered lodge as in lots 103 and 104. Sandby's original mount is similar to that on lots 104 and 111.
A Horse-drawn Carriage, a Gentleman on a Horse and a Sportsman with his Dogs, near an ivy-covered lodge at Luton
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Paul Sandby, R.A. (1730-1809)
A Horse-drawn Carriage, a Gentleman on a Horse and a Sportsman with his Dogs, near an ivy-covered lodge at Luton
faintly inscribed with the artist's colour notes, and numbered '4' (on the reverse of the mount)
pencil and watercolour with touches of white heightening, watermark fleur-de-lys, within a coloured and gold-lined border on the artist's original mount, unframed
15¾ x 29¾in. (40 x 75.5cm.)
A Horse-drawn Carriage, a Gentleman on a Horse and a Sportsman with his Dogs, near an ivy-covered lodge at Luton
faintly inscribed with the artist's colour notes, and numbered '4' (on the reverse of the mount)
pencil and watercolour with touches of white heightening, watermark fleur-de-lys, within a coloured and gold-lined border on the artist's original mount, unframed
15¾ x 29¾in. (40 x 75.5cm.)