Showing 24 artworks out of 90 with Sr John E Ferneley
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Discover 'A Prize Ox in a Landscape' by Sr John E Ferneley (1831). A realistic oil painting of a majestic cow in a serene rural scene. Explore classic British art & equine themes.
John, Henry & Francis Grant at Melton (1823) by sr John Ferneley. A detailed oil painting of a classic British fox hunt scene. Realistic style, muted tones, & historical appeal.
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.