Munn Collection

Greyhound Racing
Notable personalities in the greyhound racing world, from left: Mr. F. S. Gentle (Assistant MD of the Greyhound Racing Association), Brig.-Gen. A.C

Fall / Papillon / 1984
RINGLANDS SOLO owners: Staff & Munn Date: 1984

Bottle of champagne on a French New Year postcard. circa 1900s

FALL / PAPILLON / 1984
RINGLANDS SOLO owners: Staff & Munn Date: 1984

Pont y Pair, 1807. Artist: Samuel Middiman
Pont y Pair, 1807. After Paul Sandby Munn (1773-1845). [W. Clarke, London, 1807]

Hugh Lloyds Bridge, near Ffestiniog (1834). Munn, Paul Sandby 1773 - 1845. Date: 1834

Paul Sandby Munn (British, 1773 - 1845), Country Footbridge (The Traveller), c. 1810, pen and tusche lithograph

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Amidst the crisp autumn leaves, a Greyhound Racing track comes alive with excitement, reminiscent of the thrilling chase in the classic novel "Fall of the House of Usher" (1984) by Edgar Allan Poe. The Papillon, the elegant and agile breed, mirrors the unpredictable nature of the race, as the crowd holds their breath in anticipation. A bottle of champagne on a French New Year postcard awaits the victor, a symbol of triumph and celebration. The serene landscape of Pont y Pair, 1807, painted by Samuel Middiman, offers a stark contrast to the adrenaline-pumping race. Nearby, Paul Sandby Munn's Brinkman Priory (1812) and Country Footbridge (The Traveller) (c. 1810) capture the essence of a bygone era. The bridge, a testament to the beauty of the British countryside, stands as a reminder of the simple pleasures in life, a perfect balance to the exhilarating world of Greyhound Racing.