Landschap met honden en jagers te paard rennend door velden 1836

This 1836 hand-colored aquatint by Richard Gilson Reeve depicts a lively scene of hare hunting in the countryside. The print, titled "Hare Hunting. Near Bangor," showcases a pack of hounds pursuing a hare across a field, while hunters on horseback follow closely behind. The image captures the excitement and energy of the hunt, showcasing the skilled horsemanship and teamwork involved in this traditional sport. The print's realistic detail and vibrant colors make it a valuable historical artifact reflecting the popular pastime of hare hunting in 19th-century England.