19th Century English Regency Print of Prince Regent’s Horse ‘Spangle’

19th Century English Regency Print of Prince Regent’s Horse ‘Spangle’

Code: 11086

Dimensions:

H: 15.6cm (6.1")W: 19cm (7.5")

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"'Spangle' the Property of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales"
19th Century English Regency Print
Engraved by John Scott after Benjamin Marshall
Published by John Wheble, 1811
Presented in a 19th Century Maple Frame

Measures:-
9.3 cm high x 12.5 cm wide (image)
15.6 cm high x 19 cm wide (framed)

A delightful image of the Princes Regent's horse 'Spangle'. Originally appeared as an illustration in 'The Sporting Magazine' of April 1811 where the text indicated his sire was a brother to 'Cinnabar' and that 'Spangle' was a "horse of great beauty, a bright bay with white spots, and not more remarkable for his colour than for his excellence as a hunter; hence his portrait is a fit subject for the delineation of the painter and equally so for the graphic ingenuity of the engraver".

A super small, decorative period picture.