Antique Equestrian Prints

His distinctive graphic style—strong outlines, simplified forms and a restrained palette—is particularly effective in these equestrian subjects. The two prints offer a glimpse into A...

Unlike many horse portraits that focus solely on the animal, this print presents both horse and rider, creating a more personal and engaging representation of horsemanship and equest...

Bradley was widely admired for his ability to combine accurate equestrian observation with social narrative, and this print exemplifies his distinctive approach.

William Cavendish Duke of Newcastle's work on equestrian training and dressage, one of the finest seventeenth century illustrated books of horses.

The horse is shown in a formal stable portrait pose, emphasizing conformation, balance, and noble bearing in the classical European equestrian tradition. This sheet is plate No. 12 ...

This sheet is plate No. 1 from the prestigious Belgian equestrian series L’Espèce Chevaline à Travers le Monde.

Antique East Prussian Horse Portrait 1898, Trakehner Equestrian Wall Art This original antique colour lithograph from 1898 depicts No. 9.

Antique Equestrian Portrait of Luis de Requeséns, Etching c.1620 This striking equestrian portrait depicts Luis de Requeséns y Zúñiga (1528–1576), a prominent Spanish diplomat, sold...

Mounted Nobleman in Parade Dress – Italian Renaissance Equestrian Portrait This vivid hand-colored print, marked No.68, presents a striking image of a Renaissance nobleman on horseb...

The engraving titled "Newmarket in the last Century, Morning on the Warren Hill" dates to 1840 and was published by R. Ackermann, a noted London publisher based on Regent Street. Thi...

Johann Elias Ridinger (German, 1698–1767). Set of six Equestrian Lithographs: “Passagieren an der Wand Line Le,” “Parade du Cheval Trottant à Gauche,” and “Reculer à la Muraille”. ...

Executed as a facsimile after an original watercolor, the print captures the humor and theatricality characteristic of Belle Époque caricature, presenting a dynamic equestrian scene ...

Frame Sz: 15 1/4"H x 25 1/4"W

This is a rare and visually engaging matching set that combines historical costume, equestrian art, architectural fantasy, and decorative printmaking into a sophisticated ensemble su...

Perfect for any upscale environment calling out for that perfect equestrian framed print.

'Equestrian Torso from the Mausoleum' Photogravure from a collection of photogravures depicting Greek and Roman marbles and bronzes in the British museum. Plate number above top rig...

Vanity Fair prints gained popularity due to several factors: 1.

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Hand-Colored Engraving of Louis XIII from Pluvinel's Equestrian Manual, 1623-1629 Description: This exquisite hand-colored engraving is from Antoine de Pluvinel's renowned equestr...

Technique: Etching Maker: Robert Hills, England, 1801 Keywords: antique horse etching, Robert Hills animal print, English farm horse print, equine study engraving, nineteenth centur...

Today, prints from Das orientalische Pferd are admired both as historical equestrian studies and as sophisticated decorative artworks.

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Technique: Chromolithograph (facsimile of watercolor) Maker: Antoine Bisetsky, France, dated 1884 Keywords: French caricature, Belle Époque print, Album Comique, Antoine Bisetsky, c...

The 1657-1658 (First edition) of "Methode et Invention Nouvelle de Dresser Les Chevaux" was printed and published by Jacques Van Meurs in Antwerp, Belgium in two issues, 1657 and 1658.

The 1657-1658 (First edition) of "Methode et Invention Nouvelle de Dresser Les Chevaux" was printed and published by Jacques Van Meurs in Antwerp, Belgium in two issues, 1657 and 1658.

Set of three original antique equestrianism or horse riding prints. Each print shows two horses and riders.

The decorative simplicity and balanced proportions make the print particularly suitable for both traditional country interiors and modern equestrian-inspired spaces.

Today, it is particularly appealing to collectors of Napoleonic militaria, French military history, and equestrian or artillery-themed prints, and it displays well individually or as...

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Roy, Paris, antique French print, equestrian art, royal wall art, original engraving, early Bourbon France.

This lithograph is perfect for collectors of Vanity Fair prints, equestrian enthusiasts, or those interested in the history of British horse racing.

Today, it works beautifully as a standalone wall piece or as part of a larger arrangement of medieval or equestrian-themed antique prints, particularly in refined residential or hosp...

The set appeals equally to collectors of medieval history, costume studies, heraldry, equestrian subjects, and decorative antique prints.

Vanity Fair's caricatures of the elite and influential figures often highlighted their unique interests and contributions to society, making this print a valuable historical artifact...

The High Mettled Racer – The Foal, after Alken, 19th century Description: A late 19th century color photomechanical print after Henry Thomas Alken’s equestrian series The High Mettl...

Display it horizontally above a collection of equestrian prints, mount it in a paneled study, or layer it with tack-room objects in an English country mudroom or Ralph Lauren-inspire...

Period Mid-17th Century Style Baroque Natural History Equestrian Subject Friesian Horse Hungarian Horse Equestrian Horses Natural History Zoology Frisian Keywords: Joannes Jon...

Hullmandel collaborated with many of Britain's foremost equestrian artists, producing prints admired for their technical quality and artistic refinement.

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Today, such engravings are highly sought after by collectors of equestrian art, dressage history, sporting prints, veterinary history, and early riding manuals.

Its refined composition and authentic period coloring make it particularly suitable for libraries, studies, country houses, riding schools, and interiors devoted to sporting art or e...

His works successfully combine scientific observation with artistic sophistication, making them highly sought after by collectors of natural history illustration, equestrian art, and...

It displays beautifully in libraries, studies, country houses, riding schools, and interiors devoted to sporting art or equestrian history. The print pairs exceptionally well with da...

The composition emphasizes the animal's powerful musculature, elegant proportions, and spirited temperament, characteristics highly prized by breeders and sporting enthusiasts during...

Equestrian Vanity Fair prints are among the most desirable due to their movement, scale, and decorative presence.

Technique: Chromolithograph (facsimile of watercolor) Maker: Antoine Bisetsky, France, dated 1885 Keywords: French caricature, Belle Époque satire, Album Comique, Antoine Bisetsky, ...

This engraving holds strong appeal for collectors of equestrian art, Enlightenment-era prints, French decorative engravings, and historical sporting subjects.

It displays beautifully in libraries, country houses, riding schools, studies, and interiors devoted to sporting art or equestrian history. The print pairs exceptionally well with da...

An excellent acquisition for collectors of equestrian art, dressage history, sporting prints, veterinary history, and Baroque engravings.

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Published in French in 1658, engraved by Pieter Van Lisebetten (1630 -1678 ) from commissioned paintings by the Flemish painter Abraham van Diepenbeeck (1596 -1675 ), who was an ass...

For a striking effect, this piece can be displayed alongside other equestrian or ceremonial costume prints in a gallery wall arrangement.

Classic colour equestrian sporting print c1890 by Harrington Bird (1846-1936) (LL) Print Sz: 15 1/2"H x 19 1/2"W Frame Sz: 21"H x 25"W Color Lithograph c1890s HARRINGTON BIRD, J...

Keywords for online listing: fencing caricatures, Mich artist, Belle Époque Paris, vintage lithographs, fencing ephemera, French sports history, equestrian humor, early 20th-century ...

Collectors of medieval history, historical costume, or equestrian themes will find this print a rare and treasured addition to their collections.

A distinctive acquisition for collectors of medieval history, heraldry, and historical equestrian art, this print offers a captivating window into a world where honor, spectacle, and...

This is an ideal addition for collectors of medieval art, historical armor, or equestrian-themed prints, offering a glimpse into the celebrated tradition of chivalry and the tourname...

The celebration of Bern’s Confederation entry in 1853 was marked by grand pageantry, historical reenactments, and civic pride, which are beautifully preserved in this print. The Roma...