Not on display
- Artist
- Francis Sartorius 1734–1804
- Medium
- Oil paint on canvas
- Dimensions
- Support: 346 × 416 mm
frame: 455 × 528 × 51 mm - Collection
- Tate
- Acquisition
- Presented by Alistair McAlpine (later Lord McAlpine of West Green) 1966
- Reference
- T00888
Catalogue entry
Francis Sartorius 1734–1804
T00888 A Black Horse with Two Dogs 1793
Inscr.‘Fs Sartorius. 1793’b.r.
Canvas, painted surface 13¿x 16¿ (34.5 x 41.5) on stretcher 13¿ x 16¿(35.25 x 42.25).
Presented by Mr. Alistair McAlpine through the Waddington Galleries 1966.
Coll. Alistair McAlpine.
Published in The Tate Gallery Report 1966–1967, London 1967.
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