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Fox stands between Pitt and Dundas as they hang on gallows

Fox stands between Pitt and Dundas as they hang on gallows (1797)

Richard Newton (English, 1777 – 1798)
Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 1. Going to Cover

Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 1. Going to Cover

Hablot Knight Browne (English, 1815 – 1882)
Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 10. A very nice thing to begin with!

Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 10. A very nice thing to begin with!

Hablot Knight Browne (English, 1815 – 1882)
Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 11. Sporting Parson – ‘Well! I’m d—, b-b-blest (I mean), if the cunning beggar has’t run to ground in My Own churchyard!’

Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 11. Sporting Parson – ‘Well! I’m d—, b-b-blest (I mean), if the cunning beggar has’t run to ground in My Own churchyard!’

Hablot Knight Browne (English, 1815 – 1882)
Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 12. The Squire’s Christmas Tip

Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 12. The Squire’s Christmas Tip

Hablot Knight Browne (English, 1815 – 1882)
Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 2. An Agricultural Lecturer [Farmer Wurzel]

Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 2. An Agricultural Lecturer [Farmer Wurzel]

Hablot Knight Browne (English, 1815 – 1882)
Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 3. Follow, Follow Me!

Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 3. Follow, Follow Me!

Hablot Knight Browne (English, 1815 – 1882)
Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 4. Wont he catch it [Captain Blazer]

Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 4. Wont he catch it [Captain Blazer]

Hablot Knight Browne (English, 1815 – 1882)
Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 5. Whistle and I’ll come to ye, my lad!

Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 5. Whistle and I’ll come to ye, my lad!

Hablot Knight Browne (English, 1815 – 1882)
Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 6. Over the Hills and Far away. Yokel (To half-baked Stagger).

Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 6. Over the Hills and Far away. Yokel (To half-baked Stagger).

Hablot Knight Browne (English, 1815 – 1882)
Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 7. ‘The very best run of the season’ – and Tommy Dumphty has a capital view of it

Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 7. ‘The very best run of the season’ – and Tommy Dumphty has a capital view of it

Hablot Knight Browne (English, 1815 – 1882)
Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 8. Well, now I call that cool!

Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 8. Well, now I call that cool!

Hablot Knight Browne (English, 1815 – 1882)
Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 9. The fences are very blind just now – and the riders too, occasionally

Fox-Hunting Sketches; No. 9. The fences are very blind just now – and the riders too, occasionally

Hablot Knight Browne (English, 1815 – 1882)
Foxgloves

Foxgloves

Samuel Palmer (English, 1805-1881)
Foxhound

Foxhound (ca. 1760)

George Stubbs (English, 1724-1806)
Foxhound on the Scent

Foxhound on the Scent (ca. 1760)

George Stubbs (English, 1724-1806)
Foxhounds at a kennel door

Foxhounds at a kennel door

John Emms (English, 1843–1912)
Foxhunting

Foxhunting

James Seymour (English, 1697-1752)
Foxhunting in Hilly Country

Foxhunting in Hilly Country

George Morland (English, 1763-1804)
Foxhunting Scene

Foxhunting Scene (1808)

Benjamin Marshall (English, 1768 - 1835)
Foxhunting- Clearing a Bank

Foxhunting- Clearing a Bank

John Dalby (English, 1810–1865)
Foxhunting- Road Riders or Funkers

Foxhunting- Road Riders or Funkers

Richard Barrett Davis (English, 1782 - 1854)
Foxhunting- The Few Not Funkers

Foxhunting- The Few Not Funkers

Richard Barrett Davis (English, 1782 - 1854)
Foxhunting; At Cover

Foxhunting; At Cover (1863)

William Shayer (English, 1787–1879)
Foxhunting; At Fault

Foxhunting; At Fault

Samuel Howitt (English, 1756-1822)
Foxhunting; Breaking Cover

Foxhunting; Breaking Cover

Samuel Howitt (English, 1756-1822)
Foxhunting; Breaking Cover

Foxhunting; Breaking Cover (1863)

William Shayer (English, 1787–1879)
Foxhunting; Clearing a Brook

Foxhunting; Clearing a Brook (1863)

William Shayer (English, 1787–1879)
Foxhunting; Clearing a Ditch

Foxhunting; Clearing a Ditch (1839)

John Frederick Herring Snr. (English, 1795 – 1865)
Foxhunting; Coming to a Fence (Full Cry)

Foxhunting; Coming to a Fence (Full Cry) (1863)

William Shayer (English, 1787–1879)