Old Virginian Foxhunter Bronze Sculpture by Charles Cary Rumsey (American, 1879-1922) (SOLD) The New Yorker Magazine

Old Virginian Foxhunter Bronze Sculpture by Charles Cary Rumsey (American, 1879-1922) (SOLD) The New Yorker MagazineWhen Charles Cary Rumsey was a regular with the Orange County Hunt he modelled the group using as his inspiration an old character named Channing Rector, who lived between The Plains and Marshall near the present Darlington saw mill. Sz: 16 1 2" x 21 1 2" x 6 1 2" Weight: 25lbs Signed CC Rumsey '16 on lower right corner of plinth base *missing rear hound's 1 2 tail extention* *Requires 'White Glove' shipping at buyer's expense* The Artist, Charles

Many well-known figures are found in these pages: Capote with the fresh scars of a facelift

Harrington Bird (1846-1936) (LL)

The common denominator is their appeal to gentlemen

originality and comfort

wary but open-minded

Steeple Chaser

18th Viscount Mountgarret (1961)Sir Charles Burrell

Foreword by Valerie D

was one of the earlier sources

Freshly Refurbished

Erwin Lang

Ruffian was inducted into the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in 1976