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British Equine Oil Painting Horse Lordswood Portrait Standing Proud

£2,950.00

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Capture the spirit of one of Britain's most beloved equines with this striking "Lordswood" portrait. Intricately painted with oil on canvas, this majestic stallion stands proudly and captures the essence of the English countryside. Bring home a timeless piece of art that will inspire for years to come!Subject Animal Study Portrait "of a beautiful equine thorough bred horse standing proud set in pretty country landscape.
Side profile view of horse facing left.
Such a beautiful prime depiction of the equestrian horse breed.
Title "Lordswood"
Oil on canvas.
Signed in the bottom corner by the British artist Waller.
Set in a decorative original traditional stylish gilt frame.
Circa mid 20th century, dated 1965.
Such a delightful scene to the eye.
Provenance bought from a high-end auction south of England from the estate of the late Sir David & Lady Black. Sir David, 1929–2021.
A Former president of the Garth and South Berks hunt. Major Sir David Black, who lived at Beech wood Farm in Wood cote, passed away peacefully on May 22, aged 92. He joined the master ship of the Garth and South Berks in 1965 while living in the Old Rectory in Enfield and served for many years as chairman and then president.
After giving up the master ship, he hunted for several seasons with the Beaufort and also hunted on Mondays with the Old Berks for some seasons.
Born in 1929, he was educated at Eton College and gained the rank of major in the Royal Horse Guards. Sir David was the last surviving officer to have stood guard at George VI lying in state, and commanded the carriage guard in the coronation procession of the Queen.
He gained the rank of major in 1963 in the Berkshire and Westminster Dragoons (Territorial Army).
His family had lived at Might Park, between Reading and Newbury. But later moved to London Priory in Wood cote. Sir David moved to Beech wood Farm in 2003.
He spent many happy days stalking and fishing at Surrey Lodge, Shelter, Thurs in Faithless, where he and Lady Black entertained people from the hunting world and others. Including the late Queen Mother.
Hounds were always welcome on his estate, and although he ran a very successful shoot, he always said never stop hounds if they were running on his land. Reference source henleystandardnewsobituaries.
Highly sought after due to the collectible nature of the animal subject in such elaborate detail.
The brushwork is of exceptional quality.
With hanging thread on the back, ready for immediate home wall display.
Incredible conversation piece for your guests.
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Condition report.
Offered in fine used condition.
Front canvas surface in good overall order.
Canvas has some craquelure to the painting surface, with some minor paint loss in places. Gilt frame with general wear, scuffs, chips in places to the frame commensurate with usage & age.
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Dimensions in centimetres of the frame

High (51cm)
Wide (63.5cm)
Depth thickness of frame (4cm)