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Equestrian Drawing King Edward VII Hyde Park London C1880
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Equestrian Drawing King Edward VII Hyde Park London C1880

19th century
Description

A detailed pencil drawing depicting King Edward VII riding out on Rotten Row in Hyde Park, London. This study was drawn c1880.

Presented within its original glazed black and gold lined frame from which it has never been removed. There is a label verso for John B Smith of 117 Hampstead Road, London along with a descriptive label describing the study with price of £895.00.

Size to include frame: H46.2cm L41.2cm Image only: H30cm L22.5cm

Please Note. This price excludes the cost of carriage which will be an additional £26.00 within the UK.

Physical Dimensions
Height
46.2cm (18.19")
Width
41.2cm (16.22")
Declaration

Roger Bradbury Antiques has dated this Victorian Equestrian Pencil Drawing to the 19th Century.

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SA935554
Description
A detailed pencil drawing depicting King Edward VII riding out on Rotten Row in Hyde Park, London. This study was drawn c1880.
Presented within its original glazed black and gold lined frame from which it has never been removed.
Roger Bradbury Antiques

There is a label verso for John B Smith of 117 Hampstead Road, London along with a descriptive label describing the study with price of £895.00.

Size to include frame: H46.2cm L41.2cm Image only: H30cm L22.5cm

Please Note. This price excludes the cost of carriage which will be an additional £26.00 within the UK.

Height
46.2cm (18.19")
Width
41.2cm (16.22")
Date of Manufacture

Roger Bradbury Antiques has dated this Victorian Equestrian Pencil Drawing to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA935554
Roger Bradbury Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2012

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A nineteenth-century pencil drawing illustrating gentlemen and a lady on horseback in Hyde Park, London.
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Archive I A nineteenth-century pencil drawing illustrating gentlemen and a lady on horseback in Hyde Park, London.

Equestrian Drawing King Edward VII Hyde Park London C1880

Archive II A nineteenth-century pencil drawing illustrating gentlemen and a lady on horseback in Hyde Park, London. View II
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Archive IV A nineteenth-century pencil drawing illustrating gentlemen and a lady on horseback in Hyde Park, London. View IV
Archive V A nineteenth-century pencil drawing illustrating gentlemen and a lady on horseback in Hyde Park, London. View V
Archive VI A nineteenth-century pencil drawing illustrating gentlemen and a lady on horseback in Hyde Park, London. View VI
Archive VII A nineteenth-century pencil drawing illustrating gentlemen and a lady on horseback in Hyde Park, London. View VII
Archive VIII A nineteenth-century pencil drawing illustrating gentlemen and a lady on horseback in Hyde Park, London. View VIII
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A nineteenth-century pencil drawing illustrating gentlemen and a lady on horseback in Hyde Park, London.
Equestrian Drawing King Edward VII Hyde Park London c1880
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A nineteenth-century pencil drawing illustrating gentlemen and a lady on horseback in Hyde Park, London.
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Late nineteenth-century equestrian drawings typically feature realistic depictions of horses and riders in sporting or leisure environments. Executed primarily in graphite or ink, these works emphasize anatomical accuracy, equestrian attire, and naturalistic parkland or rural backdrops.

Drawings from the 1880s were executed using natural graphite pencils on woven paper or card stock. Artists utilised varying lead hardness levels to build tonal shading, cross-hatching, and fine details.

Authentic nineteenth-century paper exhibits natural age toning, foxing, or micro-verdigris spots rather than uniform artificial staining. Under magnification, hand-drawn graphite displays distinct surface sheen, variable line pressure, and indentations into the paper fibers.

A historical monochrome drawing frames well in a simple dark wood or gilded frame paired with an acid-free off-white mount. Placing the artwork in a study, hallway, or reading nook alongside natural materials creates an understated, classic aesthetic.

Paper artworks must be framed using conservation-grade, acid-free backing boards and UV-protective glass to prevent fading and yellowing. Display the piece away from direct sunlight and areas prone to high humidity or temperature fluctuations.
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