John Frederick Herring Snr

academic-art

John Frederick Herring Paintings 1795 - 1865 England, Academic Classicism

A Dark Bay Racehorse with Patrick Connolly Up, 1833

Oil on canvas, 22.01 x 30 inches [55.9 x 76.2 cm]

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A Dark Bay Racehorse with Patrick Connolly Up, 1833 by John Frederick Herring Snr is entirely handmade without use of artificial methods. It is painted on linen canvas with oil paints of the highest French quality.

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OIL PAINTING: A Dark Bay Racehorse with Patrick Connolly Up, 1833
For four years Herring drove the coach, "York and London Highflyer", and painting in his leisure, gained a reputation as the "coachman-painter".
Herring eventually devoted himself entirely to painting, receiving the only art instruction of his career from Abraham Cooper. For thirty-three successive years Herring painted the winners of the races at St. Leger.