The dedication to the bottom in flowery script is to the Rt Worshipfull Sir Robert Dashwood of Oxford. The coat of arms is in the middle of the dedication. The main image is very detailed, showing the many aspects of the sport. Overall condition is good. Page 143. Antique print. Circa 1710.
The Gentleman’s Recreation 1686 “The Death of ye Hare with fleet Hounds” earliest known illustration of British Field sports. BLOME, Richard (1635-1705).
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Size: 26 cms x 41 cms
SKU: P143
Category: The Gentleman's Recreation 1686, BLOME, Richard (1635-1705).
Tags: BLOME, Richard (1635-1705).
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