Gordon Setter 19th Century Chromolithograph from Cassell’s Illustrated Book

Gordon Setter
Original Chromolithograph from Cassell’s Illustrated Book of the Dog
Date: circa 1880
Original chromolithograph colour print on paper, mounted in frame and under glass.
Framed: 15 × 19 inches
Print size: 7 × 9 inches
Provenance: formerly the property of British businessman, Sir Graham Wylie.
Condition: very good overall condition.

A finely detailed original chromolithograph depicting a Gordon Setter, published in Cassell’s Illustrated Book of the Dog circa 1880. The print captures the breed in a classic working pose, confidently quartering open countryside with one forepaw raised, highlighting the Gordon Setter’s intelligence, endurance and distinctive black-and-tan coat. Produced using the finest Victorian chromolithographic techniques, the rich colouring and exceptional detail make this both an attractive decorative print and an important piece of canine history.

Beautifully presented within a burr walnut veneered frame and mounted beneath glass, this decorative sporting print would make an excellent addition to a collection of canine art, Victorian natural history illustrations or country house interiors. The distinguished provenance, having formerly belonged to British businessman Sir Graham Wylie, further enhances its appeal.

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