Mr. Fernie's Hunt: Going To The Meet, Going Away From Shawston, Full Cry And The Death (four Works)

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"Mr. Fernie's Hunt: Going To The Meet, Going Away From Shawston, Full Cry And The Death" is a series of four works by the renowned British artist George Denholm Armour, commonly known as G.D. Giles. These paintings capture the essence and excitement of fox hunting, a traditional and historically significant sport in British culture. G.D. Giles, who lived from 1857 to 1943, was celebrated for his equestrian art and his ability to depict the dynamic movement and spirit of the hunt.

The series is a vivid portrayal of the various stages of a fox hunt, each painting encapsulating a different moment in the event. "Going To The Meet" likely illustrates the anticipation and preparation as hunters and their hounds gather, setting the stage for the day's pursuit. "Going Away From Shawston" might depict the initial departure from the meeting point, capturing the energy and eagerness of both the riders and their mounts as they embark on the chase.

"Full Cry" is a term used in hunting to describe the moment when the hounds are in full pursuit of the fox, and this painting would capture the intensity and excitement of this critical phase. Finally, "The Death" would depict the culmination of the hunt, a moment of triumph for the hunters and their hounds, albeit a controversial and often somber one in modern perspectives on hunting.

G.D. Giles' work is characterized by his keen observation and ability to convey the physicality and emotion of the hunt. His paintings are not just representations of a sport but are also reflections of the social and cultural fabric of his time. Through his art, Giles provides a window into the traditions and practices of the British countryside, immortalizing the thrill and pageantry of fox hunting.

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