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Harry B. Neilson (not to be confused with singer Harry Nilsson) was an English illustrator who lived from 1861-1941. I have just discovered his wonderful art! He illustrated many children's books with delightful pictures of anthro animals but had a special talent for drawing foxes.
Love the "steeds" that pull these buggies~
Looking at the first image, from the red Pinks coats and the jodphurs, I'd say this group is looking forward to a day of foxhunting.
ReplyDeleteThe second illustration reminds us that there is a class of light carriages called dogcarts.
The third picture is just irresistibly cute. Sending a link to The Kitsune.
Yes it's time the foxes turn the tables-maybe they're hunting humans?
DeleteThis guy is good, kudos to you, Foxy, for finding him. I kinda wonder about the foxhunting thing, the last picture looks like the final scene in The List Of Adrian Messenger, only without Burt Lancaster in drag.
ReplyDeleteThanks-I never knew about him until recently. He was a great talent!
DeleteHarry Nielsen is a talented artist with a sharp wit. All four of these scenes could pass for various stages of the hunt, even the dog cart looks like it could be a sag-wagon for the un-horsed rider on the tailgate. Dogs are the servants in each scene of this Vulpine fantasy.
ReplyDeleteYes he was one talented artist!
DeleteVery cool! I didn't know this guy -- Your selection of images reminds me of the Mainzer Cats, very detailed and very charming at the same time. Nice post!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I'm just glad I found them!
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