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Sir Alfred James Munnings

Ponies In A Sandpit, Ringland Hills, Norfolk

Sir Alfred Munnings’s ‘Ponies in a Sandpit’ captures the idyllic beauty of rural Norfolk with three horses grazing peacefully amidst tall grass, showcasing the artist's signature style and period realism – discover this stunning equine scene to own a piece of British art.

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An Exmoor Landscape With A Wall (recto)

Sir Alfred James Munnings’s ‘An Exmoor Landscape with a Wall’ captures the raw beauty of rural England in an oil on canvas landscape painting, showcasing his signature style and period realism. Discover this evocative artwork and bring its timeless charm into your space.

Sir Alfred James Munnings

1922

The Drummer Of His Majesty's First Life Guards

Sir Alfred Munnings’s evocative 1922 painting captures the spirit of rural England with a masterful depiction of a drummer riding atop a horse against a serene sky—a timeless testament to equestrian art and British Impressionism.

Sir Alfred James Munnings

1946

An Old Gravel Pit

Sir Alfred Munnings' "An Old Gravel Pit" captures a serene 1946 landscape of a golf course, showcasing the artist’s mastery of equine and rural scenes. A beautiful painting by a British icon.

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Study Of A Horse And Jockey (recto)

Explore Sir Alfred Munnings' evocative Study of a Horse and Jockey (recto), capturing the dynamism of equestrian art with earthy tones, loose brushstrokes & an impressionistic style. Discover more at ArtsDot.

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Study Of A Parasol, Possibly For 'the White Canoe'

Explore Sir Alfred Munnings’ ‘Study of a Parasol’! This Impressionistic watercolor captures elegance & light. Discover its unique style & symbolism – a captivating piece.

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Study Of A Black And White Greyhound

Sir Alfred Munnings’ Study of a Black and White Greyhound captures the elegant grace of a greyhound against a lush grassy backdrop in a classic British style. This evocative artwork by the renowned equine artist offers a timeless glimpse into rural life – discover or own this beautiful reproduction.

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Study Of A Huntsman For 'who's The Lady ' (verso)

A striking study of a huntsman by Sir Alfred Munnings captures the essence of rural England and sporting tradition in this detailed 1920s painting, perfect for art lovers seeking a unique piece.

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The Barle Near Brightworthy, Withypool, Exmoor

Sir Alfred Munnings’s "The Barle near Brightworthy" captures the serene beauty of Exmoor with a vivid depiction of a river and countryside scene, showcasing the artist's signature style and romantic portrayal of rural England – discover this stunning reproduction.

Sir Alfred James Munnings

1908

Study Of George Curzon, Groom

Capturing the textured Impressionistic essence of the Edwardian era, this 1908 study by Sir Alfred James Munnings portrays George Curzon amidst a tranquil landscape, inviting you to embrace this piece of British heritage.

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Study For 'going Up The Canter'

Sir Alfred Munnings' 'Study for ‘Going up the Canter’ captures a dynamic horse & rider scene with loose brushstrokes and earthy tones, reflecting his mastery of equestrian art.

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Study For 'our Mutual Friend The Horse' (recto)

Sir Alfred Munnings' 'Study for Our Mutual Friend the Horse' captures a dynamic equestrian scene with masterful brushstrokes, reflecting rural England’s timeless beauty and tradition.

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Study Of J. B. Rank's Horse, 'jock', Druids' Lodge

Explore Alfred Munnings’ ‘Study of J. B. Rank’s Horse’! An Impressionistic masterpiece capturing a rural scene with a horse & man. Oil on canvas, rich textures & evocative light. #art #impressionism #munnings

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1945

Exmoor Ponies

Sir Alfred Munnings’s ‘Exmoor Ponies’ captures the grace of these horses in a 1945 painting, showcasing his signature style and the beauty of rural England. Discover this stunning equine artwork and bring its timeless charm into your home.

Sir Alfred James Munnings

1943

'dear Cheena', A Bay Hunter

Admire 'Dear Cheena, A Bay Hunter' by Sir Alfred Munnings – an iconic Impressionistic horse painting. Explore this 1943 oil on canvas masterpiece’s rich colors & dynamic brushstrokes.

Sir Alfred James Munnings

1911

Gypsy Horses Grazing By A Roadside With A Boy Asleep On A Verge

Sir Alfred Munnings’s serene painting captures idyllic horses grazing by a roadside, embodying the tranquil spirit of rural England during the early 20th century – an evocative piece perfect for enriching your art collection.

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A Study Of A Hound (recto)

Discover 'A Study of a Hound' by Sir Alfred Munnings – a stunning Impressionistic horse painting capturing rural England’s beauty. Explore the artist & order a high-quality art print today!

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Study For 'the Unsaddling Enclosure, Epsom'

Sir Alfred Munnings’ 'Study for The Unsaddling Enclosure' captures a vibrant horse race scene in Impressionistic brushstrokes. Explore this dynamic artwork, showcasing movement & atmosphere.

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Before The Start

Experience the dynamic energy of Sir Alfred Munnings’s Impressionistic masterpiece, "Before the Start," capturing a thrilling horse race with loose brushstrokes and earthy tones – a timeless equestrian scene perfect for art lovers.

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A Bay Racehorse By A Stable

A soulful oil painting capturing a bay racehorse at a stable by Sir Alfred James Munnings, evoking the nostalgic charm of 20th-century British rural life and inviting you to bring this equine grace into your home.

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Study Of Isaac Bell

Sir Alfred Munnings' 'Study of Isaac Bell' captures a distinguished gentleman in a striking portrait. Explore the details of this oil painting, showcasing Munnings’s mastery and a glimpse into early 20th-century life.

Sir Alfred James Munnings

1943

A Sheepdog At Withypool, Exmoor

Sir Alfred Munnings’s ‘A Sheepdog at Withypool, Exmoor’ captures a poignant moment in 1943 with a beautifully rendered dog portrait reflecting the artist's signature style and rural British theme – discover this exquisite hand-painted reproduction.

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Study Of 'rose', 'wild Bird', 'peggy' And 'stockings'

Sir Alfred Munnings’s Study of 'Rose', 'Wild Bird', 'Peggy' and 'Stockings' captures four horses in a serene rural scene, showcasing the artist’s signature style and masterful depiction of equine grace. This beautiful 38x48cm painting offers a glimpse into a bygone era – discover or own this timeless artwork.

Sir Alfred James Munnings

An Exmoor View (verso)

Experience 'An Exmoor View' by Sir Alfred Munnings – a serene watercolor capturing the beauty of rural England. A timeless piece showcasing horses, landscapes & Impressionistic artistry.

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