British Sporting Art

. A wonderful acquisition for collectors of sporting art, British prints, or those seeking a

a stable interior, rendered with a quiet naturalism characteristic of British sporting and

centrepiece for any collection of sporting or British fine art. This painting is a rare opportunity to own a

makes this a particularly desirable set among collectors of sporting art and British horse-racing

British sporting art, as done by Arthur Wardie (1860-1949) or John Emms (1844-1912). It depicts a group of

-century industrial Britain. Sporting art continues to thrive and evolve in the 21st century with

unfortunately defunct Dahesh Museum of Art, New York); Portrait of a deerhound, 1896 (British Sporting Art Trust

world.Though he recognised the quality of such masters of the British school of sporting art as Marshall

sporting and animal art such as that done by John Emms (1843-1912) or Arthur Wardle (1864-1949) and their

Artist/ School: British School, signed with monogram, 20th century Title: Woodcock/ Snipe in

The Racehorse Owner English School, early 19th century watercolour on artist paper mounted on board, framed in wooden frame framed: 19 x 22.5 inches board: 12 x 17 inches Provenance:...

, framed painting: 18 x 24 inches A superb quality original British sporting oil painting by the very

Within the context of British sporting art, one has to put a Herring on this scale as a jewel in

Superb British sporting art oil painting on canvas, by the very popular and sought after painter

painting: 16 x 24 inches framed: 23 x 31 inches Lovely British sporting art oil painting on canvas, by the

painting: 16 x 24 inches framed: 20 x 29 inches Lovely British sporting art oil painting on canvas, by the

Painted with refined technique and strong sense of realism, the work evokes the British sporting

Duke, painted in 1933. Was included in The British Sporting Art Trust’s 1983 show at Alpine Gallery.

Warming by the Fire British School, 20th Century, Oil painting on canvas, framed Framed size: 30.5

of classic British Sporting art and would look amazing in any interior.

for The British Sporting Art Trust. Both this and his painting of The Royal Ascot Procession are now

illustrated more than 100 books and is described by Stella Walker in her book 'British Sporting art in the

, Royal Hibernian Gallery, Manchester City Art Gallery and the Society of British Artists.

posture reveals Aarinon’s deep familiarity with classic British sporting art traditions. This impressive

a masterful collection that captures the spirit and tradition of British sporting art. Each painting

Spaniels Hunting Ducks Attributed to George Armfield (English, 1808-1893) oil on board, framed in antique gilt frame (likely to be original to painting) glass covering framed: 9.5 x ...

This late 19th century horse portrait has the kind of offhand elegance that makes British sporting

British Sports and Sportsman Vol. 1. One book in a series of fine limited edition books on British

collectors of sporting art and enthusiasts of British heritage. The painting’s vibrant composition, with

piece of 19th-century British sporting art. Whether you’re a seasoned collector, an interior designer

compelling example of British sporting art. Housed in its original giltwood frame adorned with shell and

paintings stand firmly within the tradition of British sporting art that flourished between the late

paintings stand firmly within the tradition of British sporting art that flourished between the late

later at the Heatherley School of Fine Art and Frank Calderon’s School of Animal Painting. He became

known for his sensitive equestrian portraits, continuing the British sporting art tradition. This early

provenance from Richard Green, London, one of the most respected dealers in British sporting art, this

Large watercolor of a Barge Horse, Named Bob, Signed M.N. Carr, circa 1860    A large watercolor painting of a famous Barge Horse, Bob. An impressive horse that once pulled b...

richly detailed and atmospheric antique painting, ideal for collectors of British sporting art or as a

Transporting British Colonial style golf bag crafted in wicker and leather in a vintage form for

Antique Golf Book, The Golf Courses of the British Isles Described by Bernard Darwin. A fantastic

An oil on canvas by English equestrian artist Henry Cottrell, depicting the racehorse Bees Wing winner of the Donchester race in 1840. Signed lower left H. Cottrell and titled lower ...

to paper. ‘The Golf Courses Of The British Isles, Described by Bernard Darwin, Painted by Harry

, reflecting his contribution to British sporting art. ref. 503QHY17G About silla antiques & art Established

, the work reflects the traditions of British and French sporting art with clarity and charm. Housed in

represents a cornerstone of British sporting and coaching art, showcasing Henderson's enduring legacy in this

Title: Fine British sporting art oil painting from the height of the Victorian era. The work depicts a

Artist/ School: British School, signed with monogram lower corner, 20th century Title: Patridge

hang. A very fine example of British sporting art, depicting this elegant Jockey up on his racehorse

. A very fine example of British sporting art, depicting this elegant Jockey up on his racehorse

hang. A very fine example of British sporting art, depicting this elegant Jockey up on his racehorse

. A very fine example of British sporting art, depicting this elegant Jockey up on his racehorse

The Chestnut Hunter British School, circa 1870's period indistinctly signed oil on canvas, framed

Artist/ School: British School, 20th century Title: Huntsman on horseback, wintery landscape

, framed framed: 15 x 19 inches canvas: 12 x 16 inches Lovely British sporting art oil painting on canvas

The Meet at Rearsby Grange British School, indistinctly signed titled and inscribed verso oil on

Chestnut Horses Standing in Landscape British School, 20th century (painted in an earlier style

30 inches A very fine original oil painting by the very well listed British sporting artist, Neil