Hog-hunters meeting by surprise a tigress and her cubs) - Williamson & Howitt del. ; J. Clark, etched LCCN2013646777
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Hog-hunters meeting by surprise a tigress and her cubs) - Williamson & Howitt del. ; J. Clark, etched LCCN2013646777, Samuel Howitt (1807), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
Hog-hunters meeting by surprise a tigress and her cubs) - Williamson & Howitt del. ; J. Clark, etched LCCN2013646777, Samuel Howitt (1807), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comHog-hunters meeting by surprise a tigress and her cubs) - Williamson & Howitt del. ; J. Clark, etched LCCN2013646777, Samuel Howitt (1807), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-66370950">artnap.com</a>
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A hand-colored etching shows mounted hunters in blue coats and top hats riding across grassy terrain when they come upon a tigress and her cubs hidden in the tall grass at right. A dog runs in the foreground while distant hills and small buildings fade into a pale blue and green sky. The print is numbered No. 4 and was published in 1807 after designs by Williamson and Howitt, with etching by J. Clark.
