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Grouse Shooting by the Southerner, 1841, (1946). Creator: Hunt
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Grouse Shooting by the Southerner, 1841, (1946). Creator: Hunt
Grouse Shooting by the Southerner, 1841, (1946). A party of Englishmen take refreshment during a grouse shoot on the Scottish moors. The red grouse is a game bird found in heather moorland in Great Britain and Ireland. Engraving after a painting. From " Life Among the Scots", by Janet Adam Smith. [Collins, London, 1946]
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This print captures a moment in history, showcasing the leisurely pastime of grouse shooting in 19th century Scotland. The image depicts a group of Englishmen taking a break from their hunt on the Scottish moors, enjoying refreshments amidst the picturesque landscape. Grouse shooting was a popular sport among the British elite during this time, symbolizing both social status and an affinity for outdoor pursuits. The red grouse, known as a game bird found in heather moorland across Great Britain and Ireland, is at the center of this activity. The men are accompanied by their loyal hunting dogs and horses, emphasizing the importance of these animals in facilitating successful hunts. The engraving after a painting by Hunt beautifully captures not only the scene but also provides insight into Victorian-era fashion choices and weaponry used during that period. It offers viewers a glimpse into Scottish history while highlighting the intersection between man and nature. This image serves as an important reminder of our connection to wildlife and how leisure activities have evolved over time. It stands as evidence of our fascination with blood sports throughout history while also shedding light on social dynamics within British society during that era.
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