The Betting Booth by George Dawe (ca. 1825)

Hand-colored print of men in top hats betting in a wooden booth beside a racecourse where a horse and jockey gallop.

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A hand-colored print titled The Betting Booth, attributed to George Dawe and dated ca. 1825, shows a timber betting booth at a racecourse. Well-dressed men in top hats gesture and exchange money while a crowd gathers below, and a woman with a fruit basket stands at the right. A horse and jockey race across the grass in the distance under a cloudy sky.

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ca. 1825

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