Reynard Collection (#3)

Edward Horner Reynard and his Brother George Grouse-Shooting At Middlesmoor, Yorkshire, with Their Gamekeeper Tully Lamb Edward Horner Reynard and his brother, George

A Word Of Comfort, Dent, William, Active 1783-1793, En Sanguine Engraving 1790, A British Satire On The Efforts Of Charles James Fox To Get The Test And Corporation Acts Repealed

COMMON FOX. Wood engraving, 19th century, of the legendary character Reynard the Fox

Reynards Hall, Derbyshire
Reynards Hall, near Ashbourne, Derbyshire Date: circa 1790

Reynards Hall, Peak District, Derbyshire
Reynards Hall, near Ashbourne, in the Derbyshire Peak District Date: late 18th century

Reynards Cave, Dovedale, one of the many beauty spots in this romantic part of Derbyshire, England. Date: 1930s

Fox and Ape
THE FOX AND THE APE. " Reynard laughed heartily, & going off, added with a sneer: You a king, & not understand a trap! " Date: 1912

Beardmore Precision, F. Reynard IOM Junior TT 1924
Beardmore Precision, F.Reynard IOM Junior TT 1924

Crystal Palace Satire
Some of the " Drolleries" of the Great Exhibition, making satirical references to Goethes " Reynard the Fox" etc

Reynard the Fox 1498
Reynard the Fox (Reynke de Vos) with other animals

Reynards Triumph
REYNARDs TRIUMPH Wearing a chain of office, cape and laurel wreath Reynard enjoys the adulation of the other animals - swans, frogs, mice, monkey, donkey, lion etc

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"Reynard: A Cunning and Timeless Character" Reynard the Fox has been a prominent figure in literature, art, and folklore for centuries. Dating back to 1572 with the publication of "Reynard the Fox, " this sly character has captivated audiences worldwide. Ingrid Reynard's advertisement photograph captures the essence of this mischievous creature, showcasing its allure and charm. Just like Reynard himself, it leaves us intrigued and wanting more. Photographs of the Blankney Hunt reveal another side of Reynard's story. Known as "The Pride of Lincolnshire, " these images depict how terriers are carried by one of the whips during hunts. It showcases their role in pursuing foxes while adding an element of excitement to the narrative. Renowned illustrations from various sources further emphasize Reynard's significance. From appearing at Noble, the Lion's court to being chased by hounds or engaging in witty banter with other animals, his adventures have been immortalized through color lithos and engravings. One cannot overlook Goethe's portrayal in "Canto IV" where The Court of Animals comes alive with Renardek Fuchs' illustration. This masterpiece brings together different animal characters under one roof, highlighting Reynard's cunning nature amidst a captivating storyline. Even as a four-legged poacher baulked from his dinner or triumphing over adversaries, Reynard continues to mesmerize readers throughout time. His escapades transcend boundaries and cultures alike. Beyond literature lies an unexpected twist - Fantastic Adventures introduces us to Mistress Djinn who encounters our beloved fox on her journey wielding Ra's sword. This fusion between ancient mythology and modern storytelling adds yet another layer to Reynards' legacy. Whether you encounter him through classic tales or contemporary adaptations like Fantastic Adventures series - there is no denying that Reynard remains an enduring symbol of wit, trickery, and timeless fascination across generations.