Vanity Fair Horse Framed Print 12

We absolutely love these framed prints of Jockeys from Vanity Fair! Vanity Fair magazine, particularly in the late 19th century, published iconic, humorous, and satirical color lithograph caricatures of prominent horse racing figures, jockeys, and owners, often called “Spy” prints. These prints focused on the equestrian elite, offering a, fashionable, and sometimes critical view of horse racing culture.  Print is complimented by a bronze finish frame complete with hardware for hanging and a glass front.  Printed on fine art paper. Limited quantity available. Exterior dimension of frame: 23″w x 19″h x 1″d.