Jockey Silks

The racehorses and jockey show great detail throughout. The patina is toned to reflect the colors of the jockeys' silks.

Featured is a bold, graphic emblem inspired by jockey silks—a clean, modern symbol built entirely from Bartus’ signature thick applications of paint that create the impression of tin...

Art Sz: 15 1/4"H x 10 1/4"W Frame Sz: 23 1/2"H x 18"W Lithograph on faux wood grain paper w/ Haley & Steele Gallery Label on verso

The palette is subdued and naturalistic, with earthy greens and umber tones framing the vibrant jockey silks. Loose yet intentional brushwork delivers energy and movement without sac...

Art Sz: 6 7/8"H x 9 1/4"W Frame Sz: 10 3/4"H x 13"W

The paint is handled with confidence, using thick, expressive strokes to define the horses and riders, while the muted background keeps the attention firmly on the foreground action....

On the right is the pattern for the Jockey Silks, with the owner's colors. The rare hand colored print comes professionally and properly mounted under glass in a 22 ¾” by 20 ¼” frame.

Art Sz: 15 1/4"H x 17 1/4"W Frame Sz: 20 1/4"H x 24 1/8"W

The horse's number is #1, and the jockey's silks are yellow with teal pattern. The crowd watches the horse from behind the white fence as it makes its way to the track.

A tight pack of thoroughbreds drives forward in the foreground, their jockey silks punched in bright color against the iconic Saratoga Racetrack grandstand.

Art Sz: 15"H x 10 1/2"W Frame Sz: 23"H x 18 1/4"W

Hermès 140cm square scarf in cashmere twill (70%) and silk, featuring the "Ronde des Jockeys" motif by Françoise de la Pettière, originally published in 1969 and reissued in 2004 (an...

Beautiful Authentic Hermès Pocket Square or Scarf Print: "LES CHEVAUX SE RENDENT AU DEPART " (the horses are heading to the starting point) Pattern: Jockey suits Made in France M...

Each horse is depicted with keen anatomical precision: straining muscles, alert ears, and the fluid power of movement, while the jockeys’ silks add bright accents of red, blue, and w...

Sz: 62"H x 25"W Marylou Whitney (1925-2019) In 1958, C.V. married Marie Louise Schroeder Hosford, who would become known to the world as Marylou Whitney—a sparkling presence affecti...

It is designed as a pavé-set diamond racehorse at extended gallop ridden by a jockey in enamel "colours" or "silks", the emerald green jacket and sleeves with white double hoops and ...

Featured is the back view of famous jockey Irad Ortiz on horseback. He is wearing yellow silks with a pink rose and a pink helmet.

Image Sz: 20"H x 16"W Classic oil on board by Ethel Welch (1890-1983) signed (LL) depicting a c1930s jockey leaning against a fence

The chromolithographic technique enhances the rich colour palette of jockey silks and horse forms, producing a vibrant yet refined aesthetic that works equally well in traditional in...

Mightychic offers an Guaranteed authentic Hermes Sliding Jockey Twillbi silk tie featured in Gris, Anthracite and Bleu colorway.

Mightychic offers an Hermes Echec Aux Jockey Twillbi silk tie featured in Carmin, Gris Fonce and Rouge colorway.

A fine early 19th-century English sporting portrait depicting a chestnut racehorse standing in an open landscape with its jockey mounted in racing silks. Beside the horse stands a we...

Art Size: 25"H x 30"W Frame Sz: 31 1/2"H x 36 1/2"W x 3"D Antique English equestrian themed oil on canvas depicting the celebrated racehorse Queen of Trumps with jockey Lye in yell...

Mounted on the horse is a jockey dressed in vivid racing silks — a blue cap and vest with bright red sleeves, white breeches, and polished black riding boots.

At the center of the composition, Villemot depicts five galloping horses, each ridden by a jockey in colorful racing silks. The horses’ sleek forms are rendered in bold, sweeping bru...

The design features a vibrant, repeating graphic pattern focusing heavily on traditional colorful jockey racing silks/suits. While Hermès is famous for its silk twill, this specific ...

The sulky features large spoked wheels in wire with gilt radiating spokes and the jockey wears period racing silks in teal/green tones with helmet.

The game includes six hand-painted lead horses ridden by jockeys in colorful silks. A lever on the front (marked with a cast plaque with the letters M.J.

The second painting shows another similarly hued racehorse, this time in profile, with its jockey dressed in bold yellow silks and a burgundy riding cap.

The chestnut brown horse is shown in profile, standing in a grassy field beneath a pale sky, while the jockey wears traditional racing silks in green and gold, seated calmly in the s...

Edwardian Racehorse Study – Paddock Scene, Oil on Artist Board, c.1905–1915 A lively and atmospheric Edwardian oil study depicting a pre-race paddock moment, executed with confident...

Seated lightly in the saddle, the jockey wears brightly coloured silks — their crisp reds, blues, or whites (depending on the stable colours) contrasting with the earthy tones of the...

Their forms are streamlined and minimalist, embodying speed and elegance, while the vividly colored silks of the jockeys add rhythmic splashes of color.

Issue Date: Circa 2022 Condition: New with Care Tag, Never Worn, Without Box Country of Origin: Made in Great Britain Story about the Design: The Casaque Zig Zag muffler is inspired...

circa 1940s watercolour depicting two racehorses with their jockeys in vivid racing silks Signed JD Reyala (LL) Image Sz: 10"H x 12"W Frame Sz: 15"H x 17"W

For this, Gilbert employs a rich array of colours, from the bright silks of the jockeys to the lush greenery of the racecourse, creating a sense of energy and excitement.

Depicted on three separate 24x12 canvases are frontal views of thoroughbred horses with jockeys, all in colorful silks, in the heat of a race on a light brown background.

Depicted is a frontal view of a thoroughbred race horse and jockey in red and white silks, leading in the front of a race on a foggy day.

Villemot's design, characterized by bold colors and simplified forms, presents a powerful image of galloping horses, each ridden by a jockey in brightly patterned silks. The horses a...

This painting depicts the morning workouts at the racetrack on a foggy morning. The female jockey wearing pink silks is riding a grey horse.

This horse racing piece, "A Narrow Lead", is a 14x18 equine oil painting on canvas featuring five jockeys wearing colorful silks atop their horses during a steeplechase race.

Both horses are chestnut, or bay. The jockeys wear traditional jodhpurs, silks and caps, one black and one red.

A horse and jockey tie pin, the horse jumping, set with old-cut diamonds with an enamelled jockey wearing brown and white silk racing colours, set in silver to a yellow gold back, ci...

Colors are predominately blues with some reds and yellows on the jockeys silks. Signed at bottom left.

Racing painting of a jockey in silks Oil on paper

Vintage blouse from Hermes is made of cream silk with a jockey cap print. It features a sash that is attached at the center back neck that can be tied in a variety of ways.

Pair of 20th century jockey silks in frames with race badges in the corners of the frames.

Circa 1780 England Exceptional British sportswear, probably Jockey, in cream and aubergine silk taffeta dating from the last quarter of the 18th century.

Off to the races in this 1970's silk Hermes shirt with colorful jockey "Silks" motif.

Depicted is a group of various and colorful jockey silks hanging in a row on a stark white background.

HERMES necktie comes in pink silk twill with all over horse jockey print. Minor wear.

Guaranteed authentic Hermes tie Echec Au Jockey Twillbi silk tie. Charming depiction of the Jockey trying his hand at chess.

Th owner of the horse is possibly noted to the back but as yet undeciphered. The jockey's silks may also give an indication as to who was the owner of Good as Gold.

HERMES necktie comes in burgundy silk twill with all over green jockey stripe print.

The ensemble is reminiscent of flamboyant jockey silks ... a real winner! Though it is not original to the suit, an Indian raw silk scarf is included and was worn as an accessory by...

Jockeying for Position, an action-packed and colorful oil on canvas by noted French racing artist Antoine de la Boulaye (b. 1951), depicting three jockeys in their silks mounted on c...

Coming down the stretch in her fabulous Ralph Lauren royal purple silk satin jockey style jacket! It's a winner.