Hasfoura [From, Chevaux de Races Orientales]
Printmaker:
Ekeman-Allesson, Lorenz
Publisher:
Ebner, George
Draughtsman:
Kuntz, Rudolf
(After)
A tinted lithograph (in pale yellow and white) on a large sheet of heavy, white wove paper within a narrow black border: a white horse, standing in profile, facing right, its head held high and tail erect, its right foreleg and left hindleg lifted off the ground in movement. A desert scene in the background, with a river and walled town with minaret seen at centre right. A tint-block of pale yellow is applied generally with a white tint block overlaid across the horse's body. The title, presumably the name of the horse, followed by a description of its colouration, is given in German and French in the margin below the image at lower centre: 'HASFOURA. / Silber-Schimmel. \ Gris-argenté. [silver grey]'. The artist's details below the image at lower left: 'Nach d. Leben gez. v. Rud. Kuntz.'. The printmaker's details below the image at lower right: 'Lithogr.v.L.Ekeman Alleson'. The publisher's stamp, a small lozenge-shaped blind stamp above the title at lower centre: 'EBNER'. Watermark: 'H. OSER. IN. BASEL'.
Unknown
by unknown
19th Century
Production date:
AD 1823
Height 343mm (image) x width 424mm (image); height 532mm (sheet) x width 607mm (sheet)
Accession number: P.14790-R.f8r
Primary reference Number: 225397
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Paintings, Drawings and Prints
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