Showing 6 artworks with Sr John E Ferneley and with Neoclassicism
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- Sr John E Ferneley
- 19Th Century Art
- Hunting Scene Painting
- Muted Color Palette
- Classical Portrait Style
- Equestrian Art
- Oil On Canvas Artwork
- British Art History
- Victorian Era Art
- Neoclassical Painting
- Oil On Canvas Art
- Rich Color Painting
- Sporting Dog Portrait
- Chestnut Horse Artwork
- Classical Animal Art
- Romantic Art Style
- British Artist Art
- Ferneley Portrait Artwork
- Newfoundland Dog Art
- John E Ferneley
- 19Th Century Painting
- Antique Portrait Reproduc
- British Art Painting
- Romantic Painting Style
- 1819 Hunting Scene
Admire John E. Ferneley’s 1816 'Portrait of an Unknown Man'. A refined English portrait featuring a distinguished gentleman, capturing the elegance of the era. Hand-painted reproduction available.
Discover 'Mr Pare’s Coachman,' a 1823 oil painting by Sr John E Ferneley. Admire the realism & muted tones of this portrait featuring a gentleman & Newfoundland dog, capturing 19th-century English life.
Admire 'Two Greyhounds & a Dead Hare' by sr John E Ferneley (1824). A classic oil painting of hunting dogs in muted tones, showcasing 18th-century realism and sporting art.
Discover 'A Groom and Two Hunters' by sr John E Ferneley (1820). A classical oil painting showcasing equestrian leisure in a romantic landscape. Admire its Neoclassical style & realistic detail.
Discover 'Thomas Strickland & Horse,' a stunning 1819 oil painting by sr John E Ferneley. Capturing the elegance of foxhunting, this piece boasts rich colors, detailed realism, and a timeless British aesthetic.
1833 oil painting by sr John E Ferneley depicts Major Healey’s thrilling hunt jump! Neoclassical/Romantic style, dynamic composition & masterful technique. A captivating equestrian scene.