
Sportsman’s Hall
George Morland · 1763-1804
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Sportsman’s Hall, George Morland (1788). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? George Morland died in 1804; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
An interior scene of a country tavern shows several men at rest, one smoking a long pipe by the fireplace and another reading a newspaper at a table, while a standing woman in a white cap and apron carries a tankard. A dog sleeps on the wooden floor and a seated sportsman holds a rifle, with portrait prints hung on the wall. This hand-colored print, titled Sportsman's Hall, is dated 1788 and was made after a painting by George Morland.























