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A Farmyard with Horses and Ponies, Berkshire, Saddlebacks, Alderney Shorthorn Cattle
652183 A Farmyard with Horses and Ponies, Berkshire, Saddlebacks, Alderney Shorthorn Cattle, Bantams, Mallard and Guinea Fowl, with a Country Mansion by a River in the Distance, 1853 (oil on canvas) by Herring Snr, John Frederick (1795-1865); 121.9x177.8 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: A Farmyard with Horses and Ponies, Berkshire, Saddlebacks, Alderney Shorthorn Cattle, Bantams, Mallard and Guinea Fowl, with a Country Mansion by a River in the Distance. John Frederick Herring, Sr. (1795-1865). Oil on canvas. Dated 1853. 121.9 x 177.8cm.); Photo eChristies Images; English, out of copyright
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This print showcases John Frederick Herring Sr. 's masterpiece, "A Farmyard with Horses and Ponies, Berkshire, Saddlebacks, Alderney Shorthorn Cattle". Painted in 1853, this oil on canvas artwork measures an impressive 121.9x177.8 cm and is currently held in a private collection. Herring's attention to detail is evident as he brings the farmyard to life with a diverse range of animals. From majestic horses and ponies grazing peacefully to Berkshire pigs and Alderney Shorthorn cattle roaming freely, every creature adds charm to the scene. Bantams strut about while Mallard ducks gracefully swim in the nearby river. The focal point of the painting is undoubtedly the country mansion standing proudly in the distance. Its grandeur complements the picturesque landscape surrounding it. The artist skillfully captures both rural tranquility and agricultural activity within this composition. As we gaze upon this mid-19th-century masterpiece, we are transported back in time to Victorian England. The absence of human figures allows us to appreciate nature's beauty undisturbed by modernity. John Frederick Herring Sr. , an esteemed British artist known for his equestrian paintings, demonstrates his mastery once again through this remarkable work. His ability to capture animal themes with such precision makes him one of Britain's finest artists of his time. This print from Bridgeman Images offers us a glimpse into a bygone era—a peaceful countryside retreat where animals roam freely amidst breathtaking natural surroundings.
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