Vintage English Fox Hunting Print with Tavern Scene

This item is a framed illustrative print depicting a traditional English fox hunting scene, likely a mid-20th-century reproduction of a 19th-century aesthetic. The artwork features four huntsmen in scarlet 'pinks' mounted on horses, congregating outside a timber-framed Tudor-style inn. A barmaid in a purple bodice and apron serves a stirrup cup to the foremost rider. The foreground is populated with a pack of foxhounds (beagles or harriers) in varying poses. The palette is dominated by earthy browns, greens, and muted skies, with high-contrast red in the riders' coats. The print appears to be on textured paper or cardstock that mimics canvas. It is housed in an ornate, silver-toned or metallic Gesso-over-wood frame with a repetitive rope or gadrooned leaf border pattern. Based on the style, this appears to be a mass-produced decorative piece from the 1940s-1960s. Visible condition issues include significant light foxing and yellowing in the upper central sky region, likely due to moisture or non-acid-free backing. The frame shows minor surface abrasions and dust accumulation in the crevices of the molding. There is no visible artist signature in the lower field, suggesting it may be a decorative lithograph produced by a company like the Goes Lithographing Co. or similar commercial publishers of the era. The composition follows the classical sporting art style popularized by artists like George Wright or Cecil Aldin.