‘The Meet’ & ‘The Kill’ (a pair)
Type:Painting
Size:19.00" x 36.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Unsigned
John Frederick Herring Jr ART FOR SALE
1815 Doncaster, England - 1907 Doncaster, England. Known for: Bucolic landscape, sports and animal painting.
Best known for his equine art, he was the son of John Frederick Herring, Sr., animal and sporting painter. John F. Herring, Jr. was born in Doncaster c.1820; an older brother born 1815 and bearing... Read full biography
Best known for his equine art, he was the son of John Frederick Herring, Sr., animal and sporting painter. John F. Herring, Jr. was born in Doncaster c.1820; an older brother born 1815 and bearing the same name, presumably had died before 1820. John, as well as his brothers Charles and Benjamin all... Read full biography
Best known for his equine art, he was the son of John Frederick Herring, Sr., animal and sporting painter. John F. Herring, Jr. was born in Doncaster c.1820; an older brother born 1815 and bearing the same name, presumably had died before 1820. John, as well as his brothers Charles and Benjamin all became painters in the style of their father and often collaborated on a single painting. Herring Jr. undoubtedly benefited from his father's popularity with the British nobility and his sporting and... Read full biography
Best known for his equine art, he was the son of John Frederick Herring, Sr., animal and sporting painter. John F. Herring, Jr. was born in Doncaster c.1820; an older brother born 1815 and bearing the same name, presumably had died before 1820. John, as well as his brothers Charles and Benjamin all became painters in the style of their father and often collaborated on a single painting. Herring Jr. undoubtedly benefited from his father's popularity with the British nobility and his sporting and animal paintings became increasingly popular. After 1836, Herring Sr. began incorporating the Sr. at the end of his signature to distinguish his works from those of his son's. Though he stayed with the subject matter as before, in the course of his... Read full biography
Best known for his equine art, he was the son of John Frederick Herring, Sr., animal and sporting painter. John F. Herring, Jr. was born in Doncaster c.1820; an older brother born 1815 and bearing the same name, presumably had died before 1820. John, as well as his brothers Charles and Benjamin all became painters in the style of their father and often collaborated on a single painting. Herring Jr. undoubtedly benefited from his father's popularity with the British nobility and his sporting and animal paintings became increasingly popular. After 1836, Herring Sr. began incorporating the Sr. at the end of his signature to distinguish his works from those of his son's. Though he stayed with the subject matter as before, in the course of his career, Herring Jr. began loosening his brushwork, widening his views, and, characteristically, placing farm animals in... Read full biography
John Frederick Herring Jr - Art for Sale (2 available)
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"Bay and Hound in a Barn Stall"
Type:Painting
Size:10.00" x 12.25"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Left
Notes:
Neal Auction June 5th Auction Lot 245. John Frederick Herring, Jr. British, 1815-1907, "Bay and Hound in a Barn Stall", oil on canvas, 1889, signed and dated mid-left, "Christie's DFW 198" label on reverse of frame, framed.