WEATHERED EQUESTRIAN OIL ON CANVAS

This exquisite horse art piece is an original oil painting on a ready-to-hang canvas. The large size and realistic style make it a perfect addition to any art collection. The painting depicts an eques

A 19th century antique oil on canvas painting by Henry Stull (Canadian, 1851-1913) circa 1880 titled "Glenelg" depicting a man holding a racehorse in an open green field. It is signed and dated to the

Percy Earl, large equestrian oil on canvas, 1914, Percy Earl (British, 1874-1947), "Salt, The Mare, Pepper", signed, inscribed and dated lower left "Percy Earl Draycot 1914", and titled under each hor

Attributed to Harry Hall (British, 1816-1882). An oil on canvas depicting the racehorse St. Albans in his stable. Appears to be unsigned. 23 in x 30 in. Provenance: C. Thomas and Alexandra Fuller Esta

English School, equestrian oil on canvas, 19th c., Portrait of a White Horse, no signature detected, in giltwood frame, 13.25"h x 17"w (sight), 19.25"h x 23.25"w (frame)

Equestrian oil on canvas painting depicting a standing chestnut brown horse amongst a landscape, illegibly signed to lower left and housed in a gilt wood frame with scrolling foliate motif, mid to lat

Oil on canvas of a man and his horse, signed lower left Shipley, 17 1/2" x 23 1/2". In gilt frame.

English School(19th century)Equestrian landscape with hound; rider falling from jumping horseoil on canvasindistinctly inscribed verso10 1/2 x 12 1/2in (26.5 x 31.5cm) Provenance:P

Charles Manley Tyler (American 1925 - 2003) fabulous painting of the New Zealand bred Lagomar. Measures 28 1/" X 22" signed by the great horse portrait artist C. M Tyler

A framed oil on canvas of a jockey on horseback. Signed lower right "J. Harrier" Dimensions:  Art: 24" H x 24" W; Frame: 25.5" H x&nbsp

Oil on canvas. Sight: 7-1/2" high X 9-1/2" wide. Overall with frame 13-7/8" high X 15-7/8" wide. Early 20th century.

John Charles Tunnard (British, 19th/20th century), Portrait of two horses, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right J C Tunnard / 1895 Dimensions:28 x 36in; frame 29 1/4 x 37 1/4in Provenance:From

Large Equestrian Oil on Canvas, Signed "S Marko" in the lower right. Overall Size: 29 x 35 in.Sight Size: 22 1/2 x 29 1/4 in.

Large well done oil on canvas of equestrian scene - Illegibly signed-In nice condition with no noted damage- ALL PACKING & SHIPPING IS OUTSOURCED.Purchases can be picked up at our Ho-ho-kus gallery by

Geza Rozmus (Polish, 1898-1980). "Four Horse Team" oil on canvas after mural by Josef Chelmonski (1849-1914). Signed and inscribed lower right, framed. Approx. 31" x 42" (frame), 28" x 29" (canvas)

Description - 19th c. Equestrian oil on canvas board. Dimensions - frame - 11" x 12.5"

Oil on canvas depicting Orientalist equestrian scene with man in desert with rearing horse, signed lower right: "Wight." 23.5" H x 19.5" W; frame: 32.5" H x 28.5" W x 2" D. Relined, areas of craquelur

Description - 19th c. Equestrian oil on canvas board. Dimensions - frame - 11" x 12.5"

DESCRIPTION: (American School) Oil on canvas painting, depicting an equestrian scene with horse and dog posed against a lush green landscape. Mounted in an ornate carved wood frame. CIRCA: 20th Cent.

Fine Equestrian Oil on Canvas Signed Borman. Featuring a finely formed Bay Steeplechaser in his barn. Measures 32 x 36 inches.

Unknown Artist (20th Century) Equestrian Oils on Canvas (4) equestrian paintings on fabric, no frames Property from: a Private Collector, Chicago (Gold Coast), Illinois Height: 15 1/2 inches, Width: 2

Roy Lyndsay (Irish, born 1945), equestrian oil on canvas titled 'The Dingle Races' artist signed 'Lyndsay' at lower right and inscribed with title 'The Dingle Races / by Roy Lyndsay' twice en verso, 1

Pal Fried (American/Hungarian 1893-1976) Lady Equestrian oil on canvas signed lower right canvas: 23.75""h x 19.75""w overall (with frame): 29.25""h x 25.25""w

LARGE PIERRE DOUTRELEAU (FRENCH, b. 1938) EQUINE EQUESTRIAN OIL ON CANVAS HORSE & RIDER , SIGNED DOUTRELEAU ,TITLED "LE SAUT D' OBSTACLE" - 37" x 37" ; 41 1/2" x 42" FRAMED (FROM THE ESTATE OF A PROMI