Chasse au Courre,Lady side saddle hunting print by Francis C. Pub 1834.
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Chasse au Courre,Lady side saddle hunting print by Francis C. Pub 1834.
Chasse au Courre, Lady side saddle French hunting print by Francis C. Pub 1834. by Paris Chez Dance. Curiously it shows a lady riding side saddle and jumping a tree trunk. It is wondered if there is some significance in this. It was in 1834 that Jules Perrier invented the leaping head for the side saddle thus giving ladies a far more secure seat and enabling them to jump fences that few did before. Perhaps this was a lady trying out her new saddle and riding skills and maybe she was actually advertising the great new invention for Monsieur Perrier? Image area 19 x 25 cm Borders trimmed. Plus mount. Lovely quality print with great depth and strength to it.
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