ORIGINAL VANITY FAIR CARTOON 
MR EVAN HANBURY 'COTTESMORE'
FOX HUNTERS BY SPY 1906
Evan Hanbury ('Men of the Day. No. 1043. "Cottesmore"')
By Sir Leslie Ward
Chromolithograph, published in Vanity Fair 5 December 1906
 
Picture size 19 x 33cm (7.5 x 13 inches);
Overall framed size approximately 34 x 47cm (13 x 18.5 inches)
 
"Mr Evan Hanbury (1854-1918) was master of the Cottesmore for the first seven years of the 20th century until he resigned in 1907.  
He employed the entertaining, if sometimes controversial, huntsman Arthur Thatcher, whose skills attracted many visitors to the Cottesmore mounted fields.  
Mr Hanbury, who lived at the Manor House, Braunston, was the great-grandfather of Mr Joss Hanbury, of Burley-on-the-Hill, who was to prove one of the most popular of modern Masters of the Cottesmore and the Quorn.