Hafed, a Celebrated Deer Hound

Engraver Charles George Lewis British
After Sir Edwin Henry Landseer British
Publisher Ackermann & Co., London British

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Lewis's print reproduces a painting that Landseer made of his favorite deerhound in 1835, commissioned by "The Sportsman's Annual" for inclusion in a lithographed series of dog portraits. Hafed appears in profile to the left, extending his tongue slightly, and wearing a ringed collar. When the lithograph appeared, Ackermann & Co. recognized the strength of the image and asked Lewis to etch a large version aimed at print connoisseurs, publishing it in 1837.

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