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Prize Cattle, from the Exhibition of the Royal Agricultural Society, at Lincoln... 1854. Creator: Unknown
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Prize Cattle, from the Exhibition of the Royal Agricultural Society, at Lincoln... 1854. Creator: Unknown
Prize Cattle, from the Exhibition of the Royal Agricultural Society, at Lincoln - drawn by Harrison Weir, 1854. Mr. James Rea's Hereford; Mr. Samuel Farthing's Devon; Mr. George Fletcher's Cotswold; Duke of Richmond's Southdown; Mr. W. Sanday's Short-Horn; Mr. George Hewer's; Mr. Henry Lugar's Southdown; Mr. Charles Townley's Short-Horn'. From "Illustrated London News", 1854
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This print, titled "Prize Cattle from the Exhibition of the Royal Agricultural Society at Lincoln," was drawn by the renowned English artist Harrison Weir in 1854. The image showcases an impressive lineup of award-winning cattle from the prestigious agricultural show, held in the historic city of Lincoln. The proud owners of these magnificent animals are identified in the caption, including Mr. James Rea with his Hereford, Mr. Samuel Farthing with his Devon, Mr. George Fletcher with his Cotswold, Duke of Richmond with his Southdown, Mr. W. Sanday with his Short-Horn, Mr. George Hewer with his unidentified breed, Mr. Henry Lugar with another Southdown, and Mr. Charles Townley with his Short-Horn. The Royal Agricultural Society, founded in 1838, was dedicated to the improvement and promotion of agriculture and related industries in Britain. Livestock shows were a significant part of the Society's activities, attracting farmers, breeders, and enthusiasts from across the country. The exhibition at Lincoln, showcasing the finest cattle, was an annual event that drew widespread attention and admiration. Harrison Weir, a celebrated illustrator, artist, and animal painter, was the perfect choice to capture the essence of this grand occasion. His meticulous attention to detail and ability to convey the strength, grace, and character of these animals is evident in this stunning print. The black and white medium adds a timeless quality to the image, transporting us back to the 19th century and the world of agricultural competitions. This print is an invaluable document of the rich agricultural heritage of Britain and a testament to the enduring appeal of the humble farm animal. It is a must-have for any collection focused on the history of agriculture, livestock, or the Victorian era.
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