Charger by John Dean Paul (1826)

Hand-colored print of a saddled bay horse led by two uniformed grooms past a timber stable, with a small dog.

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A hand-colored print titled Charger, dated 1826, shows a saddled bay horse being led across a dirt yard by two uniformed grooms in blue and red coats, with a small white dog beside them. A low timber stable with dormer windows and a tiled roof stands behind the scene, and a bench and broom rest near the doors.

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1826

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