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William Lock the Younger of Norbury (1767–1847) was a talented draughtsman working in the circle of Henry Fuseli in Rome towards the end of the 18th century
but also at their most intensely personal
and a reprint of William Butler Yeats’s 1933 poem “Under Ben Bulben
the American-bred horse would become
"Solario" Racehorse 1924 Lithograph by Sir Alfred Munnings (SIGNED) Hunting/ Shooting 50% Cotton/ 50% PolySir Alfred James Munnings (England; 18781959) Solario Lithograph on paper Signed to lower right margin, Signed in plate Numbered 25 out of an edition of 40 Hand drawn remarque image of saddle to lower left margin Numbered within a blind stamp Print Sz: 15"H x 18"W Frame Sz: 23 1 4"H x 25 1 4"W Solario (19221945) was a successful British Thoroughbred racehorse and influential sire. At age two, Solario won the 1924 Exeter Stakes and was second to
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