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Large 19th Century Print After William Powell Frith. 'The Derby Day'
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Large 19th Century Print After William Powell Frith. 'The Derby Day'

19th century
Description

This famous and striking fine quality print was published on 2nd March 1863 by E Gumbart & Co of 120 Pall Mall, London who was a prominent 19th-Century fine art publishing, print-selling, and dealership firm run by the influential Belgian-born art impresario Ernest Gumbart (1814–1902)

The Derby Day is a large oil painting showing a panoramic view of Epsom Derby, painted by the English artist William Powell Frith over 15 months from 1856 to 1858. It has been described by Christie's as Frith's "undisputed masterpiece" and also "arguably the definitive example of Victorian modern-life genre." Currently exhibited at the Tate Royal in London.

Good condition in a quality frame, it does have an old fold visible when looking close up, when on the wall this is barely visible.

Because of the subject (i.e. Derby Day) and crowds, it creates a tremendous amount of interest because of the number of figures in the print.

Great value at this price, this is not a modern copy.

Dimensions:W: 125cm (49.2")H: 68cm (26.8")

Physical Dimensions
Height
68cm (26.77")
Width
125cm (49.21")
Declaration

Malcolm Eglin Antiques has dated this Antique Derby Day Print to the 19th Century.

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SA1230879
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02477h
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Description
This famous and striking fine quality print was published on 2nd March 1863 by E Gumbart & Co of 120 Pall Mall, London who was a prominent 19th-Century fine art publishing, print-selling, and dealership firm run by the influential Belgian-born art impresario Ernest Gumbart (1814–1902)
The Derby Day is a large oil painting showing a panoramic view of Epsom Derby, painted by the English artist William Powell Frith over 15 months from 1856 to 1858.
Malcolm Eglin Antiques

It has been described by Christie's as Frith's "undisputed masterpiece" and also "arguably the definitive example of Victorian modern-life genre." Currently exhibited at the Tate Royal in London.

fig 1. A panoramic 19th-century framed print depicting a densely populated scene at the Epsom Derby within a cream mount and gilt wooden frame.
fig 1. Large 19th Century Print After William Powell Frith. 'The Derby Day'

Good condition in a quality frame, it does have an old fold visible when looking close up, when on the wall this is barely visible.

Because of the subject (i.e. Derby Day) and crowds, it creates a tremendous amount of interest because of the number of figures in the print.

Great value at this price, this is not a modern copy.

Dimensions:W: 125cm (49.2")H: 68cm (26.8")

Height
68cm (26.77")
Width
125cm (49.21")
Date of Manufacture

Malcolm Eglin Antiques has dated this Antique Derby Day Print to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1230879
Dealers Internal Ref
02477h
Malcolm Eglin Antiques
Malcolm Eglin Antiques
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Archive I A panoramic 19th-century framed print depicting a densely populated scene at the Epsom Derby within a cream mount and gilt wooden frame.

Large 19th Century Print After William Powell Frith. 'The Derby Day'

Archive II A panoramic 19th-century framed print depicting a densely populated scene at the Epsom Derby within a cream mount and gilt wooden frame. View II
Archive III A panoramic 19th-century framed print depicting a densely populated scene at the Epsom Derby within a cream mount and gilt wooden frame. View III
Archive IV A panoramic 19th-century framed print depicting a densely populated scene at the Epsom Derby within a cream mount and gilt wooden frame. View IV
Archive V A panoramic 19th-century framed print depicting a densely populated scene at the Epsom Derby within a cream mount and gilt wooden frame. View V
Archive VI A panoramic 19th-century framed print depicting a densely populated scene at the Epsom Derby within a cream mount and gilt wooden frame. View VI
Archive VII A panoramic 19th-century framed print depicting a densely populated scene at the Epsom Derby within a cream mount and gilt wooden frame. View VII
Archive VIII A panoramic 19th-century framed print depicting a densely populated scene at the Epsom Derby within a cream mount and gilt wooden frame. View VIII
Archive IX A panoramic 19th-century framed print depicting a densely populated scene at the Epsom Derby within a cream mount and gilt wooden frame. View IX
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A panoramic 19th-century framed print depicting a densely populated scene at the Epsom Derby within a cream mount and gilt wooden frame.
Large 19th Century Print after William Powell Frith. 'The Derby Day'
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A panoramic 19th-century framed print depicting a densely populated scene at the Epsom Derby within a cream mount and gilt wooden frame.
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William Powell Frith completed the original painting of The Derby Day in 1858, depicting the diverse social classes gathered at Epsom Downs. Due to its immense popularity, high-quality steel engravings and lithographs were produced throughout the late Victorian era to satisfy public demand for home display.

Prints from this period were typically executed on heavy woven or rag paper using steel engraving or chromolithography techniques. Frames were commonly constructed from wood featuring plaster or compo moulded detailing finished in gold leaf, bronze powder, or dark varnish.

Authentic period engravings display precise fine-line detail under magnification, plate mark impressions around the image border, and natural aging such as foxing or toning on the rag paper. The publication line or publisher details are also frequently present at the bottom margin.

A large narrative print serves as an engaging focal point above a sideboard, fireplace mantel, or sofa. Hanging the piece against a deep wall tone creates a striking architectural contrast that anchors traditional or eclectic decorative schemes.

Keep prints out of direct sunlight and humid environments to prevent UV fading and paper degradation. Clean the glass with a dry microfibre cloth and gently dust gilded frames with a soft feather duster, avoiding liquid cleaners.
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