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Hand-coloured engraving of hunters on horseback leaving a thatched inn while hounds cross a river beyond.

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Fox Hunting. 1. Going Out (After George Morland), Edward Bell (1800-1801). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Edward Bell died in 1847; this work is in the public domain.

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A hand-coloured engraving showing hunters in red and dark coats mounting horses outside a thatched roadside inn, with a pack of hounds streaming across a river beyond. Villagers watch from the doorway and a window while two boys sit on a bank at right. The print is titled Fox Hunting, Going Out, after a painting by George Morland, and was engraved by Edward Bell in 1800-1801.