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• Belonging to the “drawings of partly extraordinary delicacy”
  Dahl, Siegwald Johannes. Accompanies the Mother at Work. Foal left-sided to the mare
• Dahl, Siegwald Johannes. Can lie down no more. Two horses in the stable
• Belonging to the “drawings of partly extraordinary delicacy”
  Dahl, Siegwald Johannes. Put to the Carriage. Young one-horse lively stepping out
• Dahl, Siegwald Johannes. Broken down and now recognized by the cavalryman
• The horse call of world literature:
  “A horse , a horse , my kingdom for a horse”
  Dance, Nathaniel. M^r. Garrick in Richard the Third
  Splendid early impression before the title
• “… yet an art collector paid … 100 . for this sheet”
  Duck, Jacob. The River Landscape with the Waiting Rider
• Duck, Jacob. The Rider at the Pillar
• Dun – Bay Dappled Dun
• Dun – Bay Dun
• Dun – Bay Dun

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The character of the objects presented here, in many cases highly individual or even unique, hardly makes it helpful to quote a price in each case. For quite irrespective of this, undifferentiating comparison leads to misinformation. But that is just contrary to our expectations on the internet. In these cases please get in touch with us for a complete description along with the quote. And, if necessary, ask for all the details elsewhere, too. This way you will not simply buy cheap but really worth the money. A maxim having proved to be true for myself on and on. For by now more than sixty years! It’s the best advice I can pass on to you. For I myself owe it to the legendarily rich, and hence very cautious, American banker J. Pierpont Morgan, “one of the greatest collectors of all times.

(Löffler-Kirchner, Lexikon des Gesamten Buchwesens, vol. II, p. 485). Do it just like the banker! Compare the qualities here with any would-be bargains elsewhere. And then make your choice! I’m sure I can help also you to greater satisfaction.