Original Hand Colored Antique Lithograph by V. Adam (1830) of Two Hunting Horses

The work of V. Adam is logged on the back, and the horses are titled "Cheval de Chasse and Lument Normande." Victor Vincent Adam was a French painter born in Paris in 1801, died in 1866 in Viroflay, Seine-et-Oise. An interesting bit of history is also recorded on the back by the previous owner, signed by F. Faval "achete le 5 Octobre 1922."

Many of Victor Adam's works are in collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/638426, and a small lithograph of his of Arabian horses recently sold at auction in Dubai for $4000.00.

There is a barely visible water mark in the center between the two paintings and a bit of foxing due to time.

Found at a Toulouse flea (puce) market diving into an overflowing chest of unbelievable works of art from all periods - and locations including country chateaux and abandoned Catholic churches.

Dimensions: Height 9' Length 7'