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      sketch of queen victoria

      Discover John Frederick Herring Sr. (1795-1865), the celebrated British animal painter! Admire his dynamic horses, hunting scenes & royal commissions – a key figure in Victorian art.

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      Artist Biography

      John Frederick Herring Sr.: A Life in Art and Sport

      • Born: September 12, 1795, London, United Kingdom
      • Died: September 23, 1865
      • Nationality: British
      • Occupation: Painter, Sign Maker, Coachman

      Early Life and Career

      • Herring's father was a London merchant of Dutch parentage.
      • From an early age, Herring displayed a dislike for city life and a strong interest in drawing and horses.
      • In 1814, at the age of 18, he moved to Doncaster, England.
      • He initially worked as a night coachman and painter of inn signs, which provided him with valuable opportunities to observe horses closely.
      • His talent was recognized by local gentry, leading to commissions for portraits of hunters and racehorses.
      • Around 1818, he began painting the winners of the St. Leger Cup and later the Derby, gaining wider recognition through engravings of these works.

      Development as an Artist

      • He briefly studied under Abraham Cooper, a renowned animal painter.
      • In 1836, he added "Sr." to his signature to distinguish himself from his son, John Frederick Herring Jr., who was also becoming an artist.
      • His work gained royal patronage, including commissions from the Duchess of Kent and Queen Victoria.
      • He visited Paris in 1840-1841 at the invitation of the Duc d’Orleans, painting several pictures for him.
      • Herring's subjects expanded beyond horses to include agricultural scenes and narrative paintings.

      Major Achievements and Style

      • Royal Patronage: Served as animal painter to HRH the Duchess of Kent and Queen Victoria.
      • Sporting Art Icon: Became one of the most celebrated equine and sporting artists of the 19th century.
      • Prolific Output: Exhibited extensively at the Royal Academy (1818–1865), British Institution (1830–1865), and Society of British Artists (1836-1852).
      • Engravings & Popularity: His paintings were widely reproduced through engravings, increasing his popularity among the public.
      • Style: Herring's style was characterized by its realism, attention to detail, and dynamic portrayal of horses in motion. He captured both the power and beauty of these animals with remarkable skill.

      Historical Significance

      • Recorder of Sporting Life: Herring’s paintings provide valuable insights into 19th-century British sporting culture, particularly horse racing and hunting.
      • Influence on Animal Art: He is considered a significant figure in the history of animal art, alongside Sir Edwin Landseer.
      • Family Legacy: His sons and daughters also pursued artistic careers, contributing to a family legacy of creativity.
      • Popular Appeal: Herring’s work resonated with a wide audience due to its accessible subject matter and skillful execution.
      John Frederick Herring Senior

      John Frederick Herring Senior

      1795 - 1865 , United Kingdom

      Quick Facts

      • Artistic Movement Or Style: Victorian art
      • Artists Who Influenced This Artist: ['Abraham Cooper']
      • Date Of Birth: September 12, 1795
      • Date Of Death: September 23, 1865
      • Full Name: John Frederick Herring Sr.
      • Nationality: British
      • Notable Artworks:
        • Mazeppa Pursued by Wolves
        • The Start of the Goodwood Gold Cup
        • Sir Mark Wood with his filly Vespa
        • A Grey Pony in a Stable with Ducks
        • Pharoah's Chariot Horses
      • Place Of Birth: London, United Kingdom
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