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Snaffles signed print

Snaffles, Charles Johnson Payne -nasty Steeple Chasin Devils- Horse Print, Signed

Nasty Steeple Chasin' Devils

Snaffles, Charles Johnson Payne (British, 1884-1967), ‘Nasty Steeple Chasin’ Devils’, colour print, framed and glazed. 

Pencil signed and blindstamped lower right.

Main image measures 23cm x 25cm and the frame 42cm x 39cm. In good overall condition. One water mark to top. Some wear to frame. Please refer to illustrations.


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Additional Information
Artist Snaffles
Type Print
Features Framed, Signed
Subject Horses
Print Surface Paper
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