The Squire’s Door. B. Duterreau, after George Morland
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The Squire’s Door. B. Duterreau, after George Morland, Malcolm C. Salaman (1909). Via artnap.com
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A stipple engraving titled The Squire’s Door shows a woman in a red riding coat and dark plumed hat standing at a stone doorway with a small spaniel at her feet. A young girl holds a hat beside her while a horse and a man in a top hat wait nearby. The print was made by B. Duterreau after George Morland and recorded in Malcolm C. Salaman's 1909 publication.
