On offer is a rare original early 19th-century hand-colored etching of a greyhound, drawn by Samuel Howitt and published by Edward Orme in 1812. This historically significant artwork, Plate 36 from a renowned series, features a majestic greyhound standing in profile on a grassy plateau, gazing into the distance.

This etching was originally created in 1798 and later published in 1812. It retains strong visible plate marks, a key characteristic of authentic period prints. The fine detailing and delicate hand-coloring reflect the exceptional skill of Samuel Howitt, making it a valuable piece for collectors of antique sporting art.

The etching is in very good condition, with ample margin space beyond the plate marks, ideal for framing while preserving its authentic impressed borders. Measuring just over 10 inches by 7.25 inches, this original etching is a true collector’s piece, distinct from modern reproductions.

Notably, an identical etching is on display at the British Museum, emphasizing its historical and artistic importance. You can view the museum listing here:
🔗 British Museum Link

📌 Key Features:

✅ Original early 19th-century hand-colored etching – Not a reproduction
✅ Artist: Samuel Howitt | Publisher: Edward Orme
✅ Dated: Originally 1798, this state published in 1812
✅ Fine detail & visible plate marks – Authentic period etching
✅ Page size: Approx. 10 inches x 7.25 inches
✅ Condition: Very good – Ideal for framing & investment
✅ Identical etching held at the British Museum

Perfect For:

✔️ Collectors of 18th & 19th-century sporting and animal etchings
✔️ Lovers of British hunting, greyhounds & canine art
✔️ A unique & distinguished decor piece for framing
✔️ A rare investment in historical hand-colored prints

This original Samuel Howitt greyhound etching is a true gem for collectors and art lovers alike, offering a rare opportunity to own a museum-worthy piece of history.

📌 Secure this rare find today – A timeless investment in art!