Coaching Scene

Regency Revival Tilt-Top Table with Coaching Scene A charming American Regency Revival tilt-top table by Ferguson Brothers Manufacturing Co.

Set of 4 English gilt framed oil paintings of coach scenes (signed ROWLAND)

Pair of 19th Century English Coaching Scenes Naive School Oil Paintings by Philip Rideout (English, late 19th century) incised signatures to each, lower front corner pair of oil on b...

Title: Set of Four (4) original Victorian oil paintings, each containing coaching scenes, with coach and four horses and passengers.

John Charles Maggs was a well-known coaching scene painter who was born at 5 James Street, Bath in 1819.

Wright specialised in highly detailed sporting and coaching scenes usually featuring horses and was highly skilled at painting them in action.

Art Sz: 14 1/2"H x 21 1/4"W Frame Sz: 20 3/4"H x 27 3/4"W Henry William Standing (British,1894 -1931)

The London to Brighton coach circle of Charles Henry Cooper Henderson, British 19th century signed indistinctly lower right corner oil on board, framed framed: 11 x 17 inches board: ...

Art Sz: 13 3/4"H x 10"W Frame Sz: 18 1/4"H x 14 5/8"W Mrs Lollypop and Mrs Yellowleaf George Finch Mason (1850-1915) was a sporting artist, author and illustrator, specialising in...

The Black Lion Hotel English artist, late 19th century (double sided painting with a hunting scene to the reverse). oil painting on board, unframed board: 13 x 10.75 inches prov...

A substantial and animated coaching scene enlivened by the artist's acute and humorous observation of character and fine equestrian painting.

James Pollard 1892-1867, was an English painter, watercolourist and engraver whose artistic talents were the depiction of coaching, hunting, fishing and horse racing scenes.

A fine 19th century oil painting on canvas depicting a Mail coach outside the Swan Inn, in the snow, signed, inscribed and dated 'Bath 1878' lower left, The size being 36cm x 66cm,...

His highly acclaimed paintings often portray beautiful and realistic hunting and coaching scenes, as well as horse portraits.

John Charles Maggs British, (1819-1896) Caught in a Snowstorm Oil on canvas, signed Image size: 10 inches x 16.75 inches Size including frame: 14.5 inches x 21.25 inches An atmosph...

Henry Alken (1785-1851) was a renowned British painter and engraver specializing in sporting and coaching scenes. His work is celebrated for its accurate portrayal of horses, lively...

His fame for his coaching scenes grew from his observation of coaches passing through his residential area, he lived in North London in Islington, where the coaches would stop for re...

Although originally trained for a legal career, Henderson devoted himself to painting and became renowned for his coaching scenes, many of which were engraved and published by leadin...

Bring classic English charm to your table with this beautiful set of Johnson Brothers blue transferware plates, featuring the beloved Coaching Scene pattern. Each plate showcases an ...

Samuel Henry Alken worked primarily in London, producing paintings and watercolours of hunting, racing, and coaching scenes, often in a manner closely aligned with his father’s work,...

He was born in Leeds, England in 1860 known for his strong, well-finished hunting and coaching scenes as well as his horse portraits. George Wright exhibited his works at the Royal A...

Pair 19th century hand-coloured aquatint etchings depicting scenes from the “Fores’s Coaching Incidents” series.

Maggs (1819 - 1896) was a painter best known for “coaching scenes.” SHIPPING in the lower 48 states is only $190. 20% OFF SALE NOW.

Kings Arms Painswick and Wharf – A nostalgic depiction of a traditional coaching inn and its surrounding scene, with figures and horses adding life to the composition.

His subjects ranged from sporting, coaching, and military scenes to still lifes and portraits.

Focusing on painting coaching and driving scenes. Standing mainly paints in watercolors and has chosen that as his medium.

Born in Canterbury in 1803, Cooper initially trained as a coach painter and scene painter before studying at the Royal Academy Schools.

This plate, The Post Horse (Plate 4), portrays the horse in later life at a bustling coaching inn. The scene is full of narrative detail: coachmen and grooms prepare the horses, a fa...

In 1874 Papprill aquatinted the five original scenes of "Fores's Coaching Recollections" - "Changing Horses", "All Right" and "The Olden Times" which had been engraved in the 1840s b...

Oil Painting by George Wright "Exercising the Path" 1860 - 1942 Leading painter of coaching and hunting scenes, he exhibited at the Royal Academy.

At the age of 12 he started working as a coach painter and later a scene painter, continuing to draw and paint in his spare time.