Provenance house · 92 pieces

The Paddock

Whistlejacket: the horse as the entire subject.

Its pieces are public-domain works, restored, and labelled with the institution that holds the original wherever one is known.

WhistlejacketGeorge Stubbs

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49–58 of 58 pieces

Arthur James (Vanity Fair)

Leslie Ward ('Spy'), chromolithograph, Vanity Fair

Chromolithograph, 1904

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The Horse Fair

Rosa Bonheur, oil on canvas

Painting, 1852-1855

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'St Patrick'

John Frederick Herring Sr., oil on canvas

Painting, 1820

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At the Races

Edgar Degas, oil on canvas

Painting, c.1877

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Lord Rous's Racehorse Shrapnell, with his trainer and jockey

Benjamin Marshall, oil on canvas

Painting, c.1820

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Extraordinary Steeple-Chase

Henry Thomas Alken, hand-coloured aquatint

Aquatint, c.1830s

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Lester Reiff, 'Lester' (Vanity Fair)

Leslie Ward ('Spy'), chromolithograph, Vanity Fair

Chromolithograph, 1900

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John Reiff, 'Johnny' (Vanity Fair)

Leslie Ward ('Spy'), chromolithograph, Vanity Fair

Chromolithograph, 1900

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Mr George Thursby (Vanity Fair)

Leslie Ward ('Spy'), chromolithograph, Vanity Fair

Chromolithograph, 1907

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Frederick Barne (Vanity Fair)

Leslie Ward ('Spy'), chromolithograph, Vanity Fair

Chromolithograph, 1882

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