Vignette Of 4 Fox Hunt Scenes Watercolour by George Finch Mason
$1,800
Art Sz: 10"H x 14"W
Frame Sz: 19 1/2"H x 23 1/4"W
1. They Jogged Along As Happily As Possible At First.
2. Then Came Bad Language And Violence On His Part.
3. But Alas Before Long She Showed Signs Of Skittishness Which He Didn't Like At All.
4. This She Could Not And Would Not Put Up With, So Went In For A Separation At Once.
George Finch Mason (1850-1915) was a sporting artist, author and illustrator, specialising in humorous studies and caricatures. His father was a schoolmaster at Eton and he was educated there in 1860-64. He contributed to several books including Humours of the Hunting Field (1886), Flowers of the Hunt (1889), The White Hart and other Stories (1891), The Run of the Season (1902), and Heroes and Heroines of the Grand National (1907 and 1911). He was a frequent contributor to many sporting publications of the time and was ‘Uncle Toby’ of The Sporting Times. He also worked for Punch.