Large Scale 19th Century English Hunt Scene Lithograph 44" x 23"
Located in Atlanta, GA
Large Scale English Hunt Scene Lithograph, England, 19th Century. It measures an impressive 44
Acrylic, Wood, Paper
$2,400
H 29.75 in W 42.75 in D 1 in
Framed English Victorian Lithograph of Men on Horseback Gathering for a Hunt
Located in Queens, NY
English Victorian-style lithograph print of men on horseback gathering in a field on either side of
$2,400
H 31 in W 39.5 in D 1 in
English Victorian Lithograph of Men Returning to Town on Horses after a Hunt
Located in Queens, NY
English Victorian-style lithograph print of men on horseback returning to town and visiting a pub
$2,400
H 31 in W 43.5 in D 1 in
Framed English Victorian Lithograph Print of The Capture of a Fox on a Hunt
Located in Queens, NY
English Victorian lithograph print of a fox hunt depicting a hunter holding a captured fox aloft
Other
English Hunt Lithograph in Vintage Frame
Located in New Orleans, LA
English Hunt lithograph in vintage frame.
Wood
English Hunt Lithograph in Antique Frame
Located in New Orleans, LA
English Hunt lithograph in antique frame.
Wood, Paper
Set of Four 19th Century English Hunt Trophy Lithographs
Located in Chicago, IL
A timeless set of four 19th-century English framed lithographs by Raphael Tuck & Sons, and designed
Paper
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H 23 in W 43 in D 0.5 in
Collection of Large Scale 19th Century English Hunt Scene Lithographs 43" x 23"
Located in Atlanta, GA
Collection of Three Large Scale English Hunt Scene Lithographs, England, 19th Century. They measure
Acrylic, Wood, Paper
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