Claude-Lorraine Ferneley Art
Claude Lorraine Ferneley was the son of John E. Ferneley and was born in Melton Mowbray, where he lived all of his life. He was named after his godfather Charles Lorraine Smith, the famous squire of Enderby and patron of sporting painters. Ferneley was an immensely talented painter and also very musical. By the age of 10, when accompanying his father on work trips, he would play the piano for the assembled gentry. One of his most noted pictures was the Quorn at Kirby Gate. Ferneley painted several portraits of hunters and normally inscribed his pictures, Melton Mowbray. A Bachelor, Ferneley was said to have a most lovable character.
1870s Old Masters Claude-Lorraine Ferneley Art
Oil
1840s Claude-Lorraine Ferneley Art
Oil
Late 19th Century Baroque Claude-Lorraine Ferneley Art
Oil, Board
17th Century Old Masters Claude-Lorraine Ferneley Art
Oil, Canvas
18th Century Old Masters Claude-Lorraine Ferneley Art
Oil, Canvas
Early 18th Century Old Masters Claude-Lorraine Ferneley Art
Canvas, Oil
1730s Old Masters Claude-Lorraine Ferneley Art
Oil
19th Century Old Masters Claude-Lorraine Ferneley Art
Oil, Panel
2010s Neo-Expressionist Claude-Lorraine Ferneley Art
Wood, Oil
Mid-17th Century Old Masters Claude-Lorraine Ferneley Art
Oil
17th Century Old Masters Claude-Lorraine Ferneley Art
Canvas, Paper, Oil
18th Century Old Masters Claude-Lorraine Ferneley Art
Oil
Early 18th Century Old Masters Claude-Lorraine Ferneley Art
Oil, Canvas
19th Century Romantic Claude-Lorraine Ferneley Art
Canvas, Oil