Details
After Harry Hall
Merry Beaglers (Siltzer 132) by J.Harris
hand-coloured mixed methord engraving, originally published 1848 by J.Watson, laid paper with margins
S. 22¼ x 29in (56.5 x 73.5cm)
Merry Beaglers (Siltzer 132) by J.Harris
hand-coloured mixed methord engraving, originally published 1848 by J.Watson, laid paper with margins
S. 22¼ x 29in (56.5 x 73.5cm)
Provenance
Allan Piper Collection.
Parker Gallery, London.
Parker Gallery, London.
Literature
Allan Piper Catalogue
Special notice
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REMOVALS
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Further details
The scene is the watermeadows adjoining Briggens Park, the estate of Charles Phelips (1794-1870) near Stanstead Abbots. He is on the left in conversation with his great friend the Reverend Philip Honywood (1801-1874) of Marks Hall near Coggeshall, Essex. Honywood formed the Merry Beaglers in 1824. He was Master for 25 years, ably supported by Tom Pitts, Huntsman and life long servant, seen here on the right of the picture.