Equestrian & Animals
Partridge Shooting
George Morland
A classic 18th-century English sporting scene depicting the action of a partridge hunt.
Pheasant Shooting
George Morland
1790 · Oil Paint, Canvas
An evocative late-18th-century sporting scene capturing the drama and atmosphere of a pheasant hunt.
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Where it works
A balanced work with lively energy with warm, lived-in color — sits quietly within a room.
- Often works in
- Living Room · Library · Office
- Placement
- Reads naturally above long furniture lines
- Walls
- Best where a lighter wall gives it room to show
- Color notes
- Charcoal black, Soft gray, Rich brown
About the piece
Painted around 1790 by George Morland, this work captures a quintessential English sporting moment. Two figures—one striking in a vibrant red hunting coat—aim their muskets at a flushing pheasant while eager spaniels bound ahead. The soft, atmospheric handling of the wooded landscape and the expansive, moody sky reflect the naturalist approach Morland brought to his genre scenes.
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