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John E. Ferneley I
1782–1860
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'Orion', a Chestnut Hunter Outside a Stable 1831 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)'Orion', a Chestnut Hunter Outside a Stable 1831 Brooke Robinson Museum
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The Burton Hunt 1830 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)The Burton Hunt 1830 Usher Gallery
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Lincoln High Street, Two Years after the Coming of the Railways John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)Lincoln High Street, Two Years after the Coming of the Railways Usher Gallery
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The Reverend and Mrs Henry Palmer with Their Six Younger Children at Withcote Hall, near Oakham, Leicestershire 1838 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)The Reverend and Mrs Henry Palmer with Their Six Younger Children at Withcote Hall, near Oakham, Leicestershire 1838 Yale Center for British Art
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The Quorn Hunt: A Sketch of the Artist and His Friends Moving Off c.1825 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)The Quorn Hunt: A Sketch of the Artist and His Friends Moving Off c.1825 Yale Center for British Art
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The Quorn at Quenby 1823 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)The Quorn at Quenby 1823 Leicestershire County Council Museums Service
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A Groom (Frank Spence) with Two Ponies and Two Greyhounds in a Landscape 1837 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)A Groom (Frank Spence) with Two Ponies and Two Greyhounds in a Landscape 1837 National Trust, Calke Abbey
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A Dappled Grey Hunter Called 'Spangle' and a Terrier Called 'Reveller' 1843 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)A Dappled Grey Hunter Called 'Spangle' and a Terrier Called 'Reveller' 1843 National Trust, Calke Abbey
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A Strawberry Roan Mule and Two Lurchers in a Stable, and a Stable Lad 1850 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)A Strawberry Roan Mule and Two Lurchers in a Stable, and a Stable Lad 1850 National Trust, Calke Abbey
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A Saddled Grey Hunter in a Loose Box 1854 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)A Saddled Grey Hunter in a Loose Box 1854 National Trust, Calke Abbey
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A Groom and Two Hunters 1820 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)A Groom and Two Hunters 1820 National Trust, Nunnington Hall
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William Rutson (1791–1867), on a Grey Hunter 1820 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)William Rutson (1791–1867), on a Grey Hunter 1820 National Trust, Nunnington Hall
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Chestnut Hunter before a Stable 1825 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)Chestnut Hunter before a Stable 1825 National Trust, Melford Hall
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The Game Keeper's Larder 1836 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)The Game Keeper's Larder 1836 National Trust for Scotland, Mar Lodge Estate
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John Burgess of Clipstone, Nottinghamshire, on a Favourite Horse, with his Harriers 1838 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)John Burgess of Clipstone, Nottinghamshire, on a Favourite Horse, with his Harriers 1838 Tate
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Major Healey, Wearing Raby Hunt Uniform, Riding with the Sedgefield Hunt c.1833 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)Major Healey, Wearing Raby Hunt Uniform, Riding with the Sedgefield Hunt c.1833 Tate
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William Massey-Stanley Driving His Cabriolet in Hyde Park 1833 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)William Massey-Stanley Driving His Cabriolet in Hyde Park 1833 Yale Center for British Art
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Miss Catherine Herrick with Her Nieces and Nephews, the Five Elder Children of the Reverend and Mrs Henry Palmer 1827 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)Miss Catherine Herrick with Her Nieces and Nephews, the Five Elder Children of the Reverend and Mrs Henry Palmer 1827 Yale Center for British Art
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The Opening of the Leicester and Swannington Railway (The Arrival of the First Train at Bagworth, 17 July 1832) 1832 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)The Opening of the Leicester and Swannington Railway (The Arrival of the First Train at Bagworth, 17 July 1832) 1832 Leicestershire County Council Museums Service
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A Chestnut Hunter in a Stable John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)A Chestnut Hunter in a Stable National Trust, Lyme Park
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A Grey Hunter in a Stable John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)A Grey Hunter in a Stable National Trust, Lyme Park
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'General Chasse' on the Course at Aintree 1835 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)'General Chasse' on the Course at Aintree 1835 Walker Art Gallery
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Grooms and Horses in front of Calke Abbey 1850 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)Grooms and Horses in front of Calke Abbey 1850 National Trust, Calke Abbey
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A Bay Hunter Called 'Queen Mab' outside Calke Abbey 1842 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)A Bay Hunter Called 'Queen Mab' outside Calke Abbey 1842 National Trust, Calke Abbey
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The Ferneley Family Pew in Melton Mowbray Parish Church, Leicestershire 1828 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)The Ferneley Family Pew in Melton Mowbray Parish Church, Leicestershire 1828 Leicestershire County Council Museums Service
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Mr Green's Bay Mare 1825 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)Mr Green's Bay Mare 1825 Leicestershire County Council Museums Service
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Carthorses with Grooms at a Fair c.1856 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)Carthorses with Grooms at a Fair c.1856 Leicestershire County Council Museums Service
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Hunter in a Landscape 1830–1839 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)Hunter in a Landscape 1830–1839 Leicestershire County Council Museums Service
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The Drag of Sir Watkin Williams Wynn 1843 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)The Drag of Sir Watkin Williams Wynn 1843 Yale Center for British Art
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Archery Meeting in Bradgate Park, Leicestershire 1850 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)Archery Meeting in Bradgate Park, Leicestershire 1850 Yale Center for British Art
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Mr Powell and his Son, with Norton, a Grey Hunter 1816 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)Mr Powell and his Son, with Norton, a Grey Hunter 1816 Tate
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Two Children with a Hurdy-Gurdy 1847 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)Two Children with a Hurdy-Gurdy 1847 New Walk Museum & Art Gallery
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Archibald, Lord Kennedy, Later Earl of Cassillis, on Horseback 1819 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)Archibald, Lord Kennedy, Later Earl of Cassillis, on Horseback 1819 National Trust for Scotland, Culzean Castle, Garden & Country Park
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A Man in Hunt Uniform John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)A Man in Hunt Uniform National Trust, Upton House
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The Quorn Hunt 1819 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)The Quorn Hunt 1819 Walker Art Gallery
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Portrait of the Artist and His Family in His Studio 1822–1823 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)Portrait of the Artist and His Family in His Studio 1822–1823 Leicestershire County Council Museums Service
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Dr Thomas Ford (1742–1821) 1820 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)Dr Thomas Ford (1742–1821) 1820 Leicestershire County Council Museums Service
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Mr Pare's Coachman with a Newfoundland Dog 1823 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)Mr Pare's Coachman with a Newfoundland Dog 1823 Leicestershire County Council Museums Service
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Sir John Palmer on His Favourite Mare with His Shepherd, John Green, and His Prize Leicester Longwool Sheep 1823 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)Sir John Palmer on His Favourite Mare with His Shepherd, John Green, and His Prize Leicester Longwool Sheep 1823 Leicestershire County Council Museums Service
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Defiance, a Brood Mare, with Reveller, a Foal 1833 John E. Ferneley I (1782–1860)Defiance, a Brood Mare, with Reveller, a Foal 1833 Tate
