Home-ward And then "Gloria" was chanted. by the Johnnies. "See the conquering Heroine comes".

Home-ward

And then "Gloria" was chanted. by the Johnnies. "See the conquering Heroine comes".
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Bibliographic Details
Main Creator: Smyth, James, 1839-1916.
Summary:Woman (probably Lady Smyth) riding home with fox's head protruding from saddle and fox's tail attached to the front of the horse's harness. Hounds follow, all salivating. Horse and buggy in distance carrying an injured huntsman.
Format: Prints & Drawings
Language:English
Published / Created: May 1899.
Subjects:
Smyth, Lucy, > Lady, > 1861-1950.
Meath Hunt
Westmeath Hunt
Carriages & coaches > Ireland > Meath > 1890-1900.
Carriages & coaches > Ireland > Westmeath > 1890-1900.
Fox hunting > Ireland > Meath > 1890-1900.
Fox hunting > Ireland > Westmeath > 1890-1900.
Foxes > Ireland > Meath > 1890-1900.
Foxes > Ireland > Westmeath > 1890-1900.
Horse > Ireland > Meath > 1890-1900.
Horseback riding > Ireland > Meath > 1890-1900.
Horseback riding > Ireland > Westmeath > 1890-1900.
Horses > Ireland > Westmeath > 1890-1900.
Hunting dogs > Ireland > Meath > 1890-1900.
Hunting dogs > Ireland > Westmeath > 1890-1900.
Watercolours > Irish > 1890-1900.
Notes:Title inscribed in ink l.c. on sheet.

Physical description: 1 drawing : watercolour ; image 50.8 x 35.5 cm., pasted on sheet 60.8 x 48.2 cm..

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Credits:Attributed to Colonel James Smyth (1839-1916) of Gaybrook House, County Westmeath, Ireland.
Call Number View In Collection
PD 3084 TX 26
Collection unavailable
Access Note
Prints & Drawings
Reproduction rights owned by National Library of Ireland.

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