Vanity Fair Supplement - "Cycling in Hyde Park" by Hal Hurst - Framed Chromolithograph - Dated June 11, 1896

Overview
Framed antique chromolithograph titled "Cycling in Hyde Park", originally published as a supplement to Vanity Fair magazine, dated June 11, 1896. The print depicts a Victorian-era scene of society ladies with bicycles among fashionably dressed crowds. Printed by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son. Presented in an ornate gilt frame with cream mat and green inner mat border.

Key Details
* Title: Cycling in Hyde Park
* Publication: Supplement to Vanity Fair
* Date: June 11, 1896
* Artist: Hal Hurst
* Printer: Vincent Brooks, Day & Son
* Medium: Chromolithograph
* Matting: Cream outer mat with green inner mat border
* Frame: Ornate gilt timber frame with scrollwork moulding

Figures Identified on Print
* Lady William Nevill
* Mrs W.H Grenfell
* Mrs Adrian Hope

Condition Notes
Foxing and spotting visible on the paper margins, particularly along the upper and lower borders of the print. The gilt frame shows wear and rubbing to the finish, with areas where the underlying timber is visible through the gilt, particularly at the corners and along the moulding edges. The print image itself retains its colour. The green inner mat border appears intact. Glass is present over the print.

Location of item: 69 Manchester Road, Carrara, QLD, Australia

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