A rare and decorative large-scale equestrian textile, this piece captures the drama and movement of crossing the River Avon. Horses stride and leap through the water as riders strive to keep balance — full of narrative energy and detail, alive with action. The textile has a soft, tapestry-like texture, giving a warmth and depth beyond paper prints.
Medium & Support: Print on textile.
After: Henry Thomas Alken, renowned for his lively 19th-century equestrian and sporting scenes.
Frame: Period-style frame.
Condition: Shows age-related fading and wear to the textile; frame presents light scuffs. These aged elements enhance its antique charm.
Dimensions:
Framed size: 120 cm × 72 cm
Notes: A striking and unusual work, ideal for a country house, equestrian interior, or any décor that welcomes period character. Over 120 cm wide, it makes a bold statement on a large wall, perfect above wainscoting, over a long console, or as a focal point in an entrance hall. Ready to hang.
Shipping notice.

This is a large and delicate piece, as such, we will only be able to ship  within mainland UK. Please contact us before you purchase this to arrange shipping.