"Horse Racing Address Book" 1998 WINGFIELD, Mary Ann [compiled by] The Vanderbilts With over 400 images

With over 400 images

Leyendecker as a prominent member during the 1950's

Any real bird dog enthusiast will refuse to admit that anything can compare with the pride a hunter feels when his newly trained setter makes a perfect performance for the first time

and was described by James Lees-Milne as "a definition of unadulterated hell"

summers in Martha’s Vineyard and “Wizard of Oz” fantasy scenes in a blue gingham dress with a plastic Toto

"Horse Racing Address Book" 1998 WINGFIELD, Mary Ann [compiled by] The Vanderbilts With over 400 imagesWINGFIELD, Mary Ann [compiled by] Antique Collectors' Club 1998 8 1 4" x 8 1 2" Racing as a subject for art has attracted artists of varying talent over the last 300 years. The paintings, including some from the 20th century, reproduced in this Horse Address Book record the exploits of great horses and momentous races and convey the sense of excitement and passion that fuels devotees of the sport, be they owners, jockeys, or spectators.