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James Loder of BathA grey horse, pony and terrier in a stable
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James Loder of Bath (1784-1854)
A grey horse, pony and terrier in a stable
signed 'J Loder' (lower right)
Oil on canvas
Canvas size - 24 x 30 in
Framed size - 27 x 34 in
Provenance
With Arthur Ackermann, London.
James Loder of Bath, born in 1784, was a notable British artist celebrated for his exquisite depictions of horses and equestrian scenes. His life and career were intertwined with the flourishing equestrian culture of 18th and 19th century England, where horses played a central role in transportation, leisure, and sport.
Loder was born into a family with artistic inclinations, and from a young age, he showed a keen interest in drawing and painting. His early years were spent honing his skills, and he quickly developed a fascination with horses, captivated by their grace, power, and beauty.
In pursuit of his artistic passion, Loder moved to Bath, a city renowned for its artistic community and vibrant social scene. Bath provided him with ample inspiration, as it was frequented by horse enthusiasts, aristocrats, and sporting elites. Here, Loder immersed himself in the world of equestrianism, observing horses in various settings, from racing tracks to country estates.
Loder's artistic talent soon gained recognition, and he established himself as a prominent equestrian artist. His paintings captured the essence of the horse, portraying them with remarkable accuracy and sensitivity. He had a unique ability to convey the movement, anatomy, and spirit of his subjects, earning him widespread acclaim among art connoisseurs and horse enthusiasts alike.
Throughout his career, Loder exhibited his works at prestigious venues, including the Royal Academy in London and the Bath Society of Artists. His paintings were sought after by collectors, nobility, and prominent figures of his time.
Beyond his artistic pursuits, Loder was known for his affable personality and love for horses. He enjoyed participating in equestrian events, socializing with fellow artists and patrons, and sharing his passion for equine art with others.
James Loder's legacy endures through his timeless paintings, which continue to captivate viewers with their beauty and evocative portrayal of horses. His contributions to equestrian art have left an indelible mark on the genre, inspiring generations of artists and admirers to appreciate the majesty of the horse through the medium of art.
- Creator:James Loder of Bath (1784 - 1860)
- Dimensions:Height: 27 in (68.58 cm)Width: 34 in (86.36 cm)
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- Gallery Location:Stoke, GB
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU446314252192
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