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James Seymour (British, 1702 - 1752)
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| Traditionally identified as Mr Martindale's chestnut colt 'Sedbury', led by a groom | |
| James Seymour (British, 1702 - 1752) | |
| 4 | |
£50,000 -
£80,000 | |
| Oil ON CANVAS | |
| Paintings | |
| 69.8 cm - 83.2 cm (27.48 in - 32.76 in) | |
| Signed | |
| Signedin to unlock | |
| IN THE FIELD - An Important Private Collection of Sporting Art | |
| Dec 11, 2019 |
Traditionally identified as Mr Martindale's chestnut colt 'Sedbury', led by a groom
4
£50,000 -
£80,000
Oil ON CANVAS
Paintings
69.8 cm -
83.2 cm (27.48 in -
32.76 in)
Signed
Dec 11, 2019
A gentleman and lady on their hunters, with a groom holding a hare, with two greyhounds and a hunter, in a wooded landscape
Oil on canvas
71.1 cm -
91.4 cm
(27.99 in - 35.98 in)
(27.99 in - 35.98 in)
Flying Childers, the Duke of Devonshire's racehorse, held by grooms
Oil
30.2 cm -
37.8 cm
(11.89 in - 14.88 in)
(11.89 in - 14.88 in)
A SADDLED GREY WITH A LIVERIED GROOM OUTSIDE A COUNTRY HOUSE
Oil on canvas
62.9 cm -
75.6 cm
(24.76 in - 29.76 in)
(24.76 in - 29.76 in)
A Stable Interior, a Groom bringing Oats to a Bay and a Grey Stallion
Oil on canvas
62.9 cm -
74.3 cm
(24.76 in - 29.25 in)
(24.76 in - 29.25 in)
