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C1895
An Awkward Place for an Argument
Artist:
Superb engraving of a four in hand coach with the horses shying at the crossing from the horn of the oncoming train. From the original edition of The Graphic.
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Full Title:
An Awkward Place for an Argument
Date:
C1895
Artist:
Condition:
In good condition, with centre fold as issued.
Technique:
Engraving.
Image Size:
480mm
x 340mm
Paper Size:
540mm
x 380mm
AUTHENTICITY
Genuine antique
dated:
1895
Description:
Superb engraving of a four in hand coach with the horses shying at the crossing from the horn of the oncoming train.
From the original edition of The Graphic.
John Charlton (1849 - 1917)
Charlton was an English painter and illustrator of equestrian and military scenes. Charlton received his first lessons in drawing from his father when he was only three or four years old, and within a few years was drawing horses with some skill. Due to his family’s financial misfortunes, he had to attend Dr. Sharp’s charity school held in Bamburgh’s great castle, and a few years later, was forced to quit and find employment. With the many British and colonial forces military engagements over possessions in northern and southern Africa, Charlton was much sought after with many of the illustrations appearing in The Graphic. After the death of his two sons in World War I, Charlton died after a brief illness brought on by the profound loss he felt with the loss of both his sons.
