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Lionel Hamilton RenwickArab stallion in a landscape, Lionel Hamilton Renwick (1917-2003)
$5,049.35
£3,750
€4,422.06
CA$6,995.20
A$7,845.58
CHF 4,108.61
MX$95,331.41
NOK 52,172.43
SEK 49,463.14
DKK 33,008.37
About the Item
Lionel Hamilton Renwick’s "Arab Stallion in a Landscape" captures the striking beauty and elegance of an Arabian horse set against a sweeping, natural backdrop. Known for his equine art, Renwick has a remarkable ability to depict horses with immense detail and vitality, and this piece is no exception.
The focus of the painting is on a powerful and graceful Arabian stallion, renowned for its refined features and muscular build. The horse stands proudly, its coat gleaming with smooth, shiny texture, and a rich shade of chestnut or dapple grey, which is typical of the breed. The animal’s head is held high, with its alert eyes and finely shaped ears conveying strength and intelligence.
The stallion is set against a vast landscape, capturing the rolling texture of the earth and dotted with sparse vegetation and distant mountains, evoking a sense of the arid regions these horses are originally from.
The lighting in the painting is soft yet dramatic, highlighting the contours and muscular build of the stallion. A play of light and shadow creates depth, particularly around the horse’s legs and mane, lending a dynamic quality to the composition. The mane of the horse flows gracefully in the breeze, suggesting movement or the elegance inherent in the breed.
The stallion exudes both majesty and calm in the wide expanse, giving the viewer a sense of the animal’s noble heritage and its connection to the land it occupies.
--About the artist--
Lionel Hamilton Renwick is a British artist best known for his equine art, particularly his portraits of horses and rural landscapes. He’s most well known for the commissions he undertook for the Royal Family and several of his works have hung at Royal residences. His depiction of the Queen’s racehorse, Aureole, proudly hangs in Buckingham Palace.
He is regarded for his ability to capture the elegance, power, and grace of horses, often portraying them in natural settings. His works typically feature horses in motion or repose, reflecting his deep understanding of their anatomy and spirit.
Renwick is best known for his expertise in horse painting, a niche within the world of animal art. His works focus on depicting horses with remarkable detail, accuracy, and expression. His portrayals often emphasize the beauty, strength, and noble qualities of the animals.
Like many equine artists, Renwick captures horses in a variety of settings, from rural landscapes to racecourses. His art emphasizes not just the physical appearance of the animals but also their character and relationship with their environment.
His style is characterized by realism and a keen sense of motion, often capturing horses in action, whether galloping through a field, standing at rest, or interacting with their surroundings.
His mastery of light and shadow adds depth and life to his subjects, and his works are filled with a sense of energy and movement. This focus on dynamic compositions helps to convey the vitality of the horses.
A significant part of Renwick’s work revolves around Arabian horses, which are famed for their beauty and endurance. The breed’s noble and refined nature is often a focus in his paintings.
While his primary subjects are horses, Renwick also paints scenes that feature the connection between the animals and their natural surroundings. This may include wide-open landscapes, stables, or rural settings, often bringing a sense of harmony between the horses and the natural world.
Renwick’s work is highly regarded by art collectors, particularly those with an interest in animal art and equine portraiture. His art has been showcased in various exhibitions, and his pieces are often sought after by individuals who appreciate fine art as well as those with an affinity for horses.
His works are valued not just for their technical skill but also for the way they evoke the spirit and majesty of the horse.
While Renwick may not have the widespread name recognition of some of the more famous equine artists, his contributions to the field of contemporary equine art are well-respected. His dedication to capturing the horse in all its grandeur has earned him a place among skilled modern equine artists.
His works continue to be admired for their quality and their deep understanding of the animal they depict.
- Creator:Lionel Hamilton Renwick (1917 - 2003, British)
- Dimensions:Height: 16.54 in (42 cm)Width: 18.71 in (47.5 cm)
- More Editions & Sizes:30cm x 34cm canvas only, without framePrice: $5,049
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- Gallery Location:London, GB
- Reference Number:Seller: 31stDibs: LU2841215961782
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