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Majestic Shorthorn A Stately Victorian Oil Portrait Of A Prized Bull

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CACL487

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2023
  • £3,400.00
  • €4,048 Euro
  • $4,392 US Dollar

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Item Description

The Majestic Shorthorn: A Symbol of Prestige & Heritage
Step into the heart of Victorian-era Britain, where the countryside was ruled not only by nobility but by the powerful, meticulously bred livestock that symbolized prosperity and status. This exquisite 19th-century oil on canvas painting captures the grandeur of a prized Shorthorn bull, standing proudly in an open field—a testament to the era’s obsession with agricultural excellence.

With its rich, earthy tones and a masterful use of light and texture, this artwork exudes a timeless charm. The Shorthorn breed, known for its strength, size, and superior genetics, was the pride of aristocratic estates and agricultural fairs alike. This painting, likely commissioned by a proud breeder or landowner, serves as both a tribute to the animal’s lineage and a statement piece of wealth and prestige.

Housed in a traditional gilt frame, this artwork is more than a mere depiction of livestock—it’s a historical document reflecting a time when bulls like this were celebrated as champions and symbols of economic power.

For collectors of antique agrarian art, lovers of English rural history, or those seeking a striking piece of traditional country decor, this framed oil painting is an extraordinary find. Own a piece of British pastoral heritage, where art and agriculture meet in perfect harmony.

 

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Dimensions in centimetres of the frame

High (45 cm)
Wide (52 cm)
Depth (3 cm)

Item Info

Seller Location

Covent Garden, London

Item Dimensions

H: 45cm W: 52cm D: 3cm

Period

Late 19th century

Item Location

United Kingdom

Seller Location

Covent Garden, London

Item Location

United Kingdom

Seller Contact No

+44 (0)7494 763382

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