This is a rare and finely detailed original ink drawing by the noted British animal painter Vincent F. Benett, dated 1902. Benett was a technically accomplished artist who lived in Bushey, Hertfordshire, and frequently exhibited his work at the Royal Academy.
This piece is an exceptional example of Edwardian-era equestrian art, showcasing Benett's mastery of the pen-and-ink medium. His skill is evident in the intricate line work used to define the musculature of the horses and the texture of the landscape, creating a sense of movement and depth that mass-produced prints cannot replicate.
Item Details:
• Artist: Vincent F. Benett (Royal Academy Exhibitor).
• Date: Signed and dated 1902 in the lower-left corner.
• Medium: Original ink on paper.
• Subject: Traditional British fox hunting / equestrian scene.
• Framing: Professional gallery framing with a high-quality burl wood frame and custom matting.
• Size: 17.5 in x 14 in; art: 12 in x 8.75 in.
Condition:
Excellent vintage condition. The frame and glass are well-preserved, and the ink remains sharp and clear. This piece was previously sold through a professional auction house, ensuring its authenticity and quality.
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