James Barenger

1780–1831

James Barenger, ‘Jonathan Griffin, Huntsman to the Earl of Derby’s Staghounds’ 1813
Jonathan Griffin, Huntsman to the Earl of Derby’s Staghounds 1813
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Biography

James Barenger (1780 – 1831) was an English animal painter and illustrator.

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Artworks

James Barenger, ‘Jonathan Griffin, Huntsman to the Earl of Derby’s Staghounds’ 1813

James Barenger Jonathan Griffin, Huntsman to the Earl of Derby’s Staghounds

1813
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