Baying Collection

Illustration, foxhounds howling in chorus
Illustration, a pack of foxhounds howling in chorus, eager to go out hunting. Date: 1912

His Majesty King George III Returning from Hunting, early-mid 19th century, (c1955). George III (1738-1820) out fox hunting, with Windsor Castle in the distance. After James Pollard

The baying of a Wolf (colour litho)
2794443 The baying of a Wolf (colour litho) by Woodward, Alice Bolingbroke (1862-1951) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The baying of a Wolf)

The Otter Speared, the Earl of Aberdeens Otterhounds, c. 1844 (oil on canvas)
TW426900 The Otter Speared, the Earl of Aberdeens Otterhounds, c.1844 (oil on canvas) by Landseer, Edwin (1802-73); 200x153.7 cm; Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Adonis Wounded, 1887 (oil on canvas)
CH401393 Adonis Wounded, 1887 (oil on canvas) by Riviere, Briton (1840-1920); 51.1x96.5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Illustration, White-Ear escapes up a tree and looks down at the baying hounds. Date: 1912

Royal Hunt in Windsor Park, early-mid 19th century, (c1955). Creator: Matthew Dubourg
Royal Hunt in Windsor Park, early-mid 19th century, (c1955). Fox hunting scene in Windsor Great Park, Berkshire, after James Pollard. Published by Ariel Press, London W1

The Foxhound, (1924). Creator: Unknown
The Foxhound, (1924). No.9 in a series of 25 Old Sporting Prints Cigarette Cards. After Samuel Howitt. [John Player & Sons, 1924]

A boy in a long dress, standing with clasped hands next to a dog, plate
XYC256911 A boy in a long dress, standing with clasped hands next to a dog, plate 25 from The First Book of Urizen, 1794 (colour-printed relief etching with ink and w/c on paper) by Blake

Otter Hounds
BAL13711 Otter Hounds by Landseer, Edwin (1802-73); Roy Miles Fine Paintings; English, out of copyright

Alexis Nord Attacked
Attacked by an angry mobd, unpopular president Alexis Nord is saved by the French minister

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"Baying: A Melody of Nature's Pursuit" In the realm of art, baying emerges as a captivating theme, echoing through time and space. An illustration comes to life with foxhounds howling in chorus, their voices blending into an enchanting symphony. The early-mid 19th-century masterpiece "His Majesty King George III Returning from Hunting" transports us to a bygone era where the thrill of the chase was celebrated. A vivid lithograph portrays "The baying of a Wolf, " capturing the raw power and primal instinct that lies within these majestic creatures. In contrast, "The Otter Speared" depicts the Earl of Aberdeens Otterhounds in action, their determination palpable on canvas. Through Adonis Wounded's oil painting from 1887, we witness not only physical pain but also hear the emotional cries reverberating through nature. Meanwhile, an illustration shows White-Ear escaping up a tree while gazing down at the relentless hounds below—a moment frozen in time that evokes both tension and admiration for survival instincts. Matthew Dubourg's brushstrokes transport us to Windsor Park during an early-mid 19th-century royal hunt—an immersive experience where baying echoes amidst regal pursuits. The Foxhound takes center stage in another artwork from 1924—its noble presence immortalized by an unknown creator. Delving deeper into human-animal connections, we encounter a touching scene captured on plate—a boy standing next to his loyal canine companion with clasped hands; their bond unbreakable despite societal norms represented by his long dress. Lastly, otter hounds take center stage once again—an ode to their unwavering dedication and skillful pursuit depicted across various artworks. Alexis Nord Attacked showcases this tenacity as they confront danger head-on—barking fiercely against adversity. From hunting expeditions led by kings to intimate moments shared between humans and their four-legged friends, baying emerges as a timeless motif.