The Farmer's Stable (from a print of a Morland engraving)
1792 - Engraver W. Ward Publisher D. Orme and Co., E. Walker, and J.F. Tomkins. Original in National Gallery (or at least it was in 1905).

The same engraving as above in colour. From the book George Morland by Baily,

Note how the detail in the above engraving is so much greater than it is in the oil painting. Also note the young boy become a man (or vice versa).

Presented here is an original photogravure from 1901 which has been extracted directly from a highly illustrated set called " History of the World's Best Artist: The Hundred Best Pictures " which was published in 1901 in London, England by Charles Letts & Co, Diarists & Printers. This work was arranged & edited by C. Hubert Letts.

This "orignal" oil sold at ebay on 24 June 2002 for US $3,250.00 - is this real?

Where is the basket above the rafter? Ebay description below. 

HERE YOU ARE OFFERED A HIGH QUALITY ORIGINAL OIL ON CANVAS IN A PERFECT STATE. THE SIZE IS 35½" X 47" WITHOUT THE FRAME. THE PAINTING IS FROM THE 1790's AND SIGNED GEORGE MORLAND (1763-1804), A WELL-LISTED BRITISH ARTIST. GEORGE MORLAND WAS BORN IN LONDON IN 1763. THE PAINTING REPRESENTS TWO HORSES AND A PONY ON THEIR WAY INTO A STABLE, A MAN IN THE STABLE LOOKING FOR SOMETHING IN THE HAY ON THE FLOOR AND THE OTHER MAN LEADING THE HORSES INTO THE STABLE. A GREAT PIECE OF ANTIQUE ART WITH SPLENDID COLORS, INCREDIBLE DETAILS AND A BRILLIANT LIGHT. A MASTERPIECE FROM THIS ARTIST. THE CANVAS HAS BEEN PROFESSIONALLY RESTORED AND RELINED. THE NEWER ORNAMENTED GOLDEN FRAME IS IN A VERY GOOD STATE WITH A FEW MINOR SCRATCHES. THE FRAME IS 4" WIDE. A MARVELLOUS LARGE PAINTING, READY TO HANG AND A RARE AND UNUSUAL FIND FOR THE COLLECTOR. NO RESERVE. ESTIMATED VALUE: $10000-12000.

"Interior of a Stable" from the book "George Morland His Life and Works" by George C. Williamson. Marked National Gallery.

Inside of a Stable