Selling a Horse by Thomas Rowlandson (December 1, 1791)

Pen drawing of men haggling over a horse in a stable, with a dog at their feet and onlookers in the background.

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A pen and ink drawing shows a group of men gathered around a horse in a stable interior, one man holding the bridle while others gesture and talk. A small dog sits at their feet, and a second horse and onlookers appear in the background at right. The print is titled Selling a Horse, by Thomas Rowlandson, and was published on December 1, 1791.

Date

December 1, 1791

Medium

Etching

Museum

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

License

CC0

Themes

Animals