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Portrait John Ferneley

John Ferneley

1782 - 1860

John E. Ferneley (18 May 1782 Thrussington, Leicestershire – 1860 Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire), was an English painter who specialised in portraying sporting horses and hunting scenes. Although his rendition of horses was stylised, he is regarded as one of the great British equine artists, second perhaps only to George Stubbs.

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Miss Catherine Herrick with her Nieces and Nephews, the Five Elder Children of the Rev. and Mrs. Hen, 1829, John Ferneley

Miss Catherine Herrick with her Nieces and Nephews, the Five Elder Children of the Rev. and Mrs. Hen

The Rev. and Mrs. Henry Palmer with their six younger children at Withcote Hall, Near Oakham, Leices, 1838, John Ferneley

The Rev. and Mrs. Henry Palmer with their six younger children at Withcote Hall, Near Oakham, Leices

The Meet of the Keith Hall Foxhounds, 1824, John Ferneley

The Meet of the Keith Hall Foxhounds

John Burgess of Clipstone, Nottinghamshire, on a Favourite Horse, with his Harriers, 1838, John Ferneley

John Burgess of Clipstone, Nottinghamshire, on a Favourite Horse, with his Harriers

Mr Powell and his Son, with Norton, a Grey Hunter, 1819, John Ferneley

Mr Powell and his Son, with Norton, a Grey Hunter

Major Healey, Wearing Raby Hunt Uniform, Riding with the Sedgefield Hunt, 1832, John Ferneley

Major Healey, Wearing Raby Hunt Uniform, Riding with the Sedgefield Hunt

Defiance, a Brood Mare, with Reveller, a Foal, 1833, John Ferneley

Defiance, a Brood Mare, with Reveller, a Foal

Sir Robert Leighton after Coursing, with a Groom and a Couple of Greyhounds, 1816, John Ferneley

Sir Robert Leighton after Coursing, with a Groom and a Couple of Greyhounds

Longford Lass and the Jew, 1853, John Ferneley

Longford Lass and the Jew

Lieutenant Henry Fortescue (1798-1876), 1824, John Ferneley

Lieutenant Henry Fortescue (1798-1876)

Two Greyhounds and a Dead Hare, 1824, John Ferneley

Two Greyhounds and a Dead Hare

A Prize Ox in a Landscape, 1831, John Ferneley

A Prize Ox in a Landscape

Grooms and Horses at Calke Abbey, 1850, John Ferneley

Grooms and Horses at Calke Abbey

The Council of Horses (from John Gray's Fables), 1850, John Ferneley

The Council of Horses (from John Gray's Fables)

A Bay Hunter called 'Queen Mab' outside Calke Abbey, 1842, John Ferneley

A Bay Hunter called 'Queen Mab' outside Calke Abbey

A Dappled Grey Hunter called 'Spangle' and a Terrier called 'Reveller', 1843, John Ferneley

A Dappled Grey Hunter called 'Spangle' and a Terrier called 'Reveller'

A Groom (Frank Spence) with Two Ponies and Two Greyhounds in a Landscape, 1837, John Ferneley

A Groom (Frank Spence) with Two Ponies and Two Greyhounds in a Landscape

'Lofty' a Skewbald Carriage Horse with a Greyhound, 1837, John Ferneley

'Lofty' a Skewbald Carriage Horse with a Greyhound

A Saddled Grey Hunter in a Loose Box, 1854, John Ferneley

A Saddled Grey Hunter in a Loose Box

A Group of Ponies in the Park, 1850, John Ferneley

A Group of Ponies in the Park

A Strawberry Mule and Two Lurchers in a Stable and a Stable Lad, 1850, John Ferneley

A Strawberry Mule and Two Lurchers in a Stable and a Stable Lad

Two Hunters called 'Cock Robin' and 'Langar', 1834, John Ferneley

Two Hunters called 'Cock Robin' and 'Langar'

A Hunter called 'Nightmare', 1850, John Ferneley

A Hunter called 'Nightmare'

A Hunter called 'Undine', 1831, John Ferneley

A Hunter called 'Undine'

Two Hunters called 'Sambo' and 'Pilot', 1840, John Ferneley

Two Hunters called 'Sambo' and 'Pilot'

A Hunter, 1848, John Ferneley

Two Hunters called 'Rufus' and 'Leporello', 1830, John Ferneley

Two Hunters called 'Rufus' and 'Leporello'

The Sheriff and Bensh, 1835, John Ferneley

The Sheriff and Bensh

Chestnut Hunter in a Stable, 1830, John Ferneley

Chestnut Hunter in a Stable

A Chestnut Hunter in a Field, 1830, John Ferneley

A Chestnut Hunter in a Field