James Pollard - Ascot, The Race for the Gold Cup, 1852 Raymond Chandler Munnings has captured the openness

Munnings has captured the openness of the Kempton Park which is set in 210 acres of land

Number 11/300

Hand-made etchingSigned and numberedEdition of 300 plus 30 APsImage size 424mm x 550mm (16

as well as the 1965 King George VI Chase and a number of important handicap chases

Georg Dionysius Ehret produced 30 illustrations for the famous work “The Natural History of Barbados” by the Revd Griffith Hughes

James Pollard - Ascot, The Race for the Gold Cup, 1852 Raymond Chandler Munnings has captured the opennessTaught by his father to be a painter of horses, and by Thomas Berwick the art of engraving, he became a very successful and widely published painter of coaching and sporting scenes. He excelled at crowd scenes and background and his work was much sought after by dealers and private patrons. Today he is appreciated for the historical accuracy and contemporary detail of his coaching and sporting scenes. Image size: 35. 5cm x 48cm