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C1901
Wood-Chopping at Hobart: The Final Heat for the Championship. [Woodchopping]
Artist:
Sydney Prior Hall (1842 - 1922)
Scarce Australian engraving of a wood chopping competition.
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Full Title:
Wood-Chopping at Hobart: The Final Heat for the Championship. [Woodchopping]
Date:
C1901
Artist:
Sydney Prior Hall (1842 - 1922)
Condition:
In good condition
Technique:
Hand coloured engraving.
Image Size:
330mm
x 225mm
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Genuine antique
dated:
1901
Description:
Scarce Australian engraving of a wood chopping competition.
Biography:
Sydney Prior Hall (1842 – 1922)
Hall was a painter, draughtsman and illustrator. He was born in Newmarket and studies under his father Harry Hall the equestrian artist, in addition to studying at the Royal Academy schools. Hall was a popular painter of sport and military subjects. He was a favourite painter of the Royal Family and accompanied Lord Lorne to Canada in 1881.
