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Hare coursing at Muntham Court (Samuel Hieronymous Grimm) — Samuel Hieronymus Grimm

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Written by: Nil KaracaCataloguer · Luxury Real Estate
Historic Estates & Châteaux · Catalogue no. 244389
Samuel Hieronymus Grimm

Hare coursing at Muntham Court (Samuel Hieronymous Grimm)

StatusReference work · Not for sale
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A faithful reproduction of pen, ink and watercolour paining by Samuel Hieronymous Grimm. The painting is looking southwards, depicting a pursuit of hares with sighthounds that chase the hare at Muntham Court near Findon, West Sussex. The 18th century manor house is visible in the background with Church Hill and Clapham Wood further back. On the left edge of the painting there is an open landscape that is now the city of Worthing.

Artist / MakerSamuel Hieronymus Grimm
Datebetween 1733 and 1794date QS:P,+1750-00-00T00:00:00Z/7,P1319
Culture / OriginCountry houses in England
Dimensions3200×1733 px (digital)
Departmenthistoric-estates-chateaux
TypeManuscript painting
About the Artist

Possibly Samuel Hieronymus Grimm (Swiss, 1733-1794) — or John White Abbott (English, 1763-1851) — or Francis Grose (English, c. 1731-1791) — or Paul Sandby (English, 1725-1809) — or Thomas Sandby (English, 1721-1798) — or Francis Towne (English, 1739/40-1816) Full biography →

Provenance & Source

Image & data: Wikimedia Commons · Licence: Public domain.

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