1923 HACKNEY HORSE Bookplate Art Print Painted by Edward Herbert Miner – ng48

Description

The Hackney was developed in the 18th century by crossing Thoroughbreds with the Norfolk trotter, a large-sized trotting harness horse originating in and around Norfolk.
Edward Herbert Miner (1882 - 1941) was an American Impressionist. Painter, illustrator. Animals. He painted horses and cattle.
Type of Print – Color Print removed from a Book
Page Size (Approx) – 6.75 inches X 10 inches, a good size for framing.
Page: Single page print.
Reverse side - text/pictures
Condition – Near Mint See picture.
Bookplate Print Near Mint Condition
What is a Bookplate Print: These are, literally, pictures from books that people have removed and often have mounted and framed. The color and print quality is very good, which can be confirmed by anyone who has ever looked at Coffee Table books. When these are mounted and framed they are of a high quality and should definitely be considered if you are looking for an inexpensive print to hang on your wall.
This item makes a WONDERFUL ADDITION TO A COLLECTION. Have it framed by a professional & GIVE IT AS A GIFT to the Art Lover in your life! Ideal for the home or office.
All of these prints will be shipped in a cardboard photo mailer by USPS First Class with tracking.
I combine shipping. All Prints or Print Ads ordered at same time will be packaged together to save on shipping. Additional shipping costs will be refunded.
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