A Halt at the Inn 

This painting by Heywood Hardy depicts a group of riders and their hounds taking a break at an inn. The riders, dressed in traditional hunting attire, are mounted on horses and accompanied by a pack of hounds. The scene is set in a rural setting, with a thatched-roof inn in the background. The painting is a classic example of the genre of sporting art, which was popular in the 19th century. Hardy's use of light and shadow creates a sense of depth and realism, while the details of the riders, horses, and hounds bring the scene to life. "A Halt at the Inn" is a charming depiction of a popular pastime and captures the spirit of rural England.