Byron - Print
George Gordon Byron, Afghan Hound
6th Baron Byron after a painting by Thomas Phillips circa 1885. During the Regency period, he was generally considered to be England’s greatest living poet and one with scandal attached to his name. He knocked off some narrative poems during a few all-night sittings with a brandy bottle and then sold ten thousand copies on the day of publication. Due to appalling scandal and condemnation, he left England in April 1816 and never returned, producing his best work in exile. he died in the year 1824.
11×15 Print on white sterling ultra gloss acid-free paper.
This is for sale in the U.S.A. only, with a flat rate. International buyers who may be interested in purchasing one or more prints, please email me below, and I will get you the shipping rate for your country. I will bill you through PayPal or Venmo.
George Gordon Byron, Afghan Hound
6th Baron Byron after a painting by Thomas Phillips circa 1885. During the Regency period, he was generally considered to be England’s greatest living poet and one with scandal attached to his name. He knocked off some narrative poems during a few all-night sittings with a brandy bottle and then sold ten thousand copies on the day of publication. Due to appalling scandal and condemnation, he left England in April 1816 and never returned, producing his best work in exile. he died in the year 1824.
11×15 Print on white sterling ultra gloss acid-free paper.
This is for sale in the U.S.A. only, with a flat rate. International buyers who may be interested in purchasing one or more prints, please email me below, and I will get you the shipping rate for your country. I will bill you through PayPal or Venmo.
George Gordon Byron, Afghan Hound
6th Baron Byron after a painting by Thomas Phillips circa 1885. During the Regency period, he was generally considered to be England’s greatest living poet and one with scandal attached to his name. He knocked off some narrative poems during a few all-night sittings with a brandy bottle and then sold ten thousand copies on the day of publication. Due to appalling scandal and condemnation, he left England in April 1816 and never returned, producing his best work in exile. he died in the year 1824.
11×15 Print on white sterling ultra gloss acid-free paper.
This is for sale in the U.S.A. only, with a flat rate. International buyers who may be interested in purchasing one or more prints, please email me below, and I will get you the shipping rate for your country. I will bill you through PayPal or Venmo.