Dive into the world of 19th century England with this delicately hand-colored antique engraving by the artist W. Giller, published in London in 1837. This characterful scene depicts John Mytton, Esq. of Halston, Salop, a legendary figure of the English aristocracy, riding his trusty steed Baronet, surrounded by his hunting dogs. The work showcases Mytton's passion for fox hunting and his whimsical temperament, which has become famous in British history. The printed text at the bottom of the engraving reads: “John Mytton, Esq., of Halston, Salop, on his favourite little horse 'Baronet', who carried him for nine seasons with hounds (after he had used him as charger in the Hussars) with his hound Hudibras, etc.” Details: Title: John Mytton, Esq. on his favourite horse “Baronet” Engraver: W. Giller Date: 1837 Technique: Hand-colored steel engraving Dimensions with frame: 38 cm x 28 cm Condition: Generally good condition with natural patina of time (presence of browning in the margins), wooden frame with protective glass. This antique work, imbued with elegance and history, will find its place in an English-style interior, a traditional library, or a collection dedicated to hunting, horseback riding, or the Regency era. Careful and protected shipping. Type: Engraving Support: On paper Genre: Classicism Features: Signed Theme: Hunting, Fishing