The Beaufort at Worcester Lodge by Michael Lyne original limited edition print 1983

The Beaufort at Worcester Lodge by Michael Lyne
* original print
* limited edition of 300
* 43 X 30cm approx.(paper size)
* 33 X 18cm approx. (image size)
* sold unframed and sent rolled.

Michael Lyne (1912–1989)

Sporting artist in oil, watercolour and line, and writer, full name Charles Edward Michael Lyne. He was born in Upton Bishop, Herefordshire, son of a country parson. Rejected the idea of becoming a vet or a farmer, instead studying for short time at Cheltenham School of Art. Initially he worked in watercolour and body colour, but between late 1940s and 1970s concentrated on oils, producing hunting subjects in rich colours, culminating in a notable series on the Grand National. Hunted his own pack of beagles, the United Cotswold, also with otter-hounds and with over 40 packs of foxhounds in England, Ireland and America. Wrote and illustrated a number of books, including Horse, Hounds and Country; A Parson’s Son; and From Litter to Later On.

This limited edition print by Michael Lyne features the Beaufort at Worcester Lodge, showcasing his mastery of realism in capturing the beauty of foxhunting. The print was produced in 1983 on high-quality paper, making it a valuable addition to any art collection. The small size makes it perfect for display in a variety of spaces.

The print's features include its limited edition status and the fact that it was produced by a renowned artist. The theme of horses and subject of foxhunting are sure to appeal to equestrian enthusiasts and lovers of traditional British sporting art. Overall, this print is a must-have for any art collector or lover of fine equine art.