A.G. Haigh

Bahram Winner Of The Derby Stakes, 1935 by A.G. Haigh (1870–1963) Susie Hilfiger

Charles Hancock (around 1800 – 30 July 1877) was a British painter of animals, specialising in equestrian sporting scenes. One of his largest and most recognisable works is the doubl...

Art Sz: 13 3/4"H x 21 3/4"W SIGNED: John Beer (LR) Frame Sz: 16 5/8"H x 24 3/4"W Watercolour and mixed media on paper In 1905, the legendary British fillies' triple crown champio...

Print Sz: 16 1/2"H x 20 1/2"W Frame Sz: 24 1/2"H x 28 1/4"W Published by S & J Fuller Aquatint engraving by Mr. Sutherland Barefoot (1820–1840) was a British Thoroughbred racehor...

From an original oil painting by Susan Crawford in a collection from Mr Paul Mellon Publisher: Blenheim Fine Arts Ltd, London One of an original limited edition of six lithographs ...

Celebrate the elegance of equestrian tradition with this refined vintage Regency-style painting on board, depicting a poised jockey atop a noble racehorse against a serene countryside backdrop. The piece captures the proud stance and disciplined grace of both rider and steed, executed with fine detailing and naturalistic colorwork. Framed in a sleek black and gold-trim frame with a wide cream mat, this artwork exudes classic sophistication—ideal for a library, den, study, or any collector’s space. Measuring 22.5” W x 0.75” D x 18.75” H, the painting is in great vintage condition with light, age-appropriate wear to the mat and frame. Mounted on board and protected under glass, it is ready to hang and enrich interiors styled in Regency, traditional, or English country décor...

William A. Clark’s Gordon’s King is a handsome portrait of a racehorse with his jockey up, painted in the tradition of British sporting art. Horse and rider occupy almost the entire ...

Alfred Wheeler British, (1852-1932) Diamond Jubilee with Jockey Up Oil on canvas, signed, inscribed & dated 1900 Image size: 19.25 inches x 23.5 inches Size including frame: 30 inches x 34 inches Provenance: T Richardson & Co, Piccadilly, London A wonderful sporting horse portrait by Alfred Wheeler of the racehorse Diamond Jubilee with Jockey Up. A bay stallion is depicted standing side on in a landscape, most likely Newmarket Heath, with another racehorse and jockey in the distance. The horse’s head is slightly turned towards the viewer to reveal a white diamond shape mark on his forehead running into a line down his face. On his lower forelegs can be seen leg wraps which were used during training and exercise. Research has identified the jockey as being Herbert Jones...

Albert Clark British, (1843-1928) Worcester Oil on canvas, signed & dated 1899 Image size: 24.25 inches x 29.25 inches Size including frame: 30.75 inches x 35.75 inches A fine sport...