April 12, 2024
RARE VICTORIAN ANTIQUE HAND COLOURED ENGRAVING HORSE POLO FRANK CALDERON 1891
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ABOUT THE ANTIQUE PRINT: Title: Polo at Hurlingham Artist: Drawn by William Frank Calderon (1865-1943) Date Printed: 1891 Type: Antique steel engraving Description & Condition: Engraving from the Black & White Periodical, 1891. Hand coloured at a later date. Good condition. Mounted on museum quality board. Image Size: 20cm x 28.5cm (excludes mount) Authenticity: This is an authentic historic print, published at the date stated. This is not a modern reproduction/copy Special Offer: If 2 or more prints are purchased together at the same time then will offer 20% discount of the total combined price ABOUT THE ARTIST: Willam Frank Calderon (1865-1943) was an English Victorian painter of portraits, landscapes, figure subjects and sporting scenes. He started the school of Animal Painting at 54 Baker Street, London where his pupils included Cecil Aldin, Lionel Edwards, Alfred Munnings and George Studdy. He exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1881-1921 and had his first Academy painting purchased by Queen Victoria. ABOUT OUR SERVICE: § Mainly focussed on British Maritime and Victorian art § Detailed description & condition reports are provided § Results of any research on both the artist and print, when available § No quibble 14 day returns policy (see terms & conditions) § Payment through Paypal, or cash when collected §
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