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JOHN FERNELEY (1782 – 1860) CATALOGUE OF PAINTINGS CHRONOLOGICALLY BY SUBJECT Compiled by R. Fountain Updated December 2014 1 SUBJECT INDEX Page A - Country Life; Fairs; Rural Sports, Transport and Genre. 7 - 11 D - Dogs; excluding hounds hunting. 12 - 23 E - Horses at Liberty. 24 - 58 G - Horses with grooms and attendants (excluding stabled horses). 59 - 64 H - Portraits of Gentlemen and Lady Riders. 65 - 77 J - Stabled Horses. 74 - 77 M - Military Subjects. 79 P - Hunting; Hunts and Hounds. 80 - 90 S - Shooting. 91 - 93 T - Portraits of Racehorses, Jockeys, Trainers and Races. 94 - 99 U - Portraits of Individuals and Families (Excluding equestrian and sporting). 100 - 104 Index of Clients 105 - 140 2 NOTES ON INDEX The basis of the index are John Ferneley’s three account books transcribed by Guy Paget and published in the latter’s book The Melton Mowbray of John Ferneley, 1931. There are some caveats; Ferneley’s writing was always difficult to read, the accounts do not start until 1808, are incomplete for his Irish visits 1809-1812 and pages are missing for entries in the years 1820-1826. There are also a significant number of works undoubtedly by John Ferneley senior that are not listed (about 15-20%) these include paintings that were not commissioned or sold, those painted for friends and family and copies. A further problem arises with unlisted paintings which are not signed in full ie J. Ferneley/Melton Mowbray/xxxx or J. Ferneley/pinxt/xxxx but only with initials, J. Ferneley/xxxx, or not at all. These paintings may be by John Ferneley junior or Claude Loraine Ferneley whose work when at its best is difficult, if not impossible, to distinguish from that of their father or may be by either son with the help of their father. In the Index the first column is the B.S.A.T subject letter, the second is the year recorded in the account book (which may not be the same as on the painting), the third is the reference number in Paget’s transcription and the last the identification number. The title/description of the painting is followed by the charge Ferneley made for the painting in pounds and Shillings. Finally, the measurements in inches are given and the method of signing. If signed but details not available it is listed as S & D. 3 Photo Identification The main source is the archives of the London Gallery Arthur Ackermann and Son which dealt in sporting Art from 1783 until 1991,, other significant sources are the catalogues of Richard Green Fine Paintings 1955 onwards, the auction houses Christies, Sothebys, Bonhams, Tennants and the Witt Library. In the last years additional on line sources have become available particularly the Public Catalogue Foundation which lists and illustrates all oil paintings in public collections (including the National Trust), the Bridgeman Art Library, Encore images and the Artprice Index. An entry “Private Collection” signifies that the painting has been identified but is not in the public domain. The compiler would welcome any corrections or additions to the index. Email [email protected] 4 ABBREVIATIONS A.A. : Ackermann Archive Ap : Artprice Index (on line) Bentinck E. : Lord Henry Bentinck’s Foxhounds. Nd Bridgeman : Bridgeman Art Library Brownlow J. : Melton Mowbray Queen of the Shires, 1980 B.S.A.T. : British Sporting Art Trust B.S.A.T. Cat : Sporting Art Exhibition, Christies Jan 2003 Collins G. : History of the Brocklesby Hounds, 1902 Cuming E. : Squire Osbaldeston; His Autobiography; 1926 Dale T.F. : The History of the Belvoir Hunt, 1899 Encore : Encore Editions (on line) Fergusson G. : The Green Collars, 1993 Gilles J. :Old Tom of Tooley – Father of the Quorn, 1998 Kit Kat : Half portrait size painting “28 x 36” Lavington :Catalogue of Sporting Pictures at Lavington Park, 1922 Leicester : Leicestershire County Council Museums and Art Galleries M.M. : Melton Mowbray. 5 Mellon P. : British Sporting and Animal Paintings 1655-1867, 1978 Mitchell S. : Dictionary of British Equestrian Artists, 1985 N.S.M. : New Sporting Magazine N.T. : National Trust N.Y. : New York Paget G. : The Melton Mowbray of John Ferneley, 1931 Paget and Irvine : The Flying Parson and Dick Christian, 1934 Paget G. II : History of Althorp and Pytchley Hunts, 1937 P.C.F. : Public Catalogue Foundation (Your Pictures) Secord 1 : Dog Painting 1840-1940,1992 Secord 2 : Dog Painting, The European Breeds, 2000 S.K. : South Kensington S.M. : Sporting Magazine Wentworth : The Authentic Arabian Horse, 1962 Witt : Witt Library Yale C.B.A. : Yale Center for British Art, USA 6 A. COUNT RY LIFE, FAIRS, RURAL SPORTS, TRANSPORT A N D G E N R E Reference Photo Identification Account Year Title Commissioned by Cost Reference/ No. No. Notes A.08.006.001 - 6 08 A Chariot Horse Mr David Carson 9.9 - A.08.010.002 - 10 08 Sheep and Shepherd Mr Hinton Hoby 5.5 - A.08.000.003 Christies 05.08.09 (98) 000 08 Dick Christian in red coat with Mat - - 34 x 43 Milton schooling Hon. Berkeley’s S & D Chestnut (see A32.000.059 & A19.110.001) A.09.017.001 - 17 09 Moor Pointer and Cow Hugh Dick Esq. 15.15 - A.10.176.001 - 176 10 A Landscape with Figures Mr Hamel - - Limerick A.11.018.001 - 18 11 Coach Horses and Dogs Hon. T. Bowes - - A11.018.002 Christies 23.11.04 (58)Ap 18 11 A Fox Hon. T. Bowes - 25 ¾ x 33 ½ S. Pinx A.11.018.003 - 18 11 Landscape, Cows and Sheep Hon. T. Bowes - - A.11.018.004 - 18 11 White Cow Rt. Hon. Lord 5.5 Dated 1813 Ferrers A.11.018.005 - 18 11 Landscape (2) Rt. Hon.Lord 7.7 - Ferrers Pair A.13.000.001 Sizergh Castle (N.T.) 000 13 A fox and a Mallard - - 38 ½ x 48 J. Ferneley Pinxit 1813 A16.059.001 Frost and Reed 1947 59 16 Sir Robert Leighton coursing with Sir Robert 26.05 - D.16.059.002 his Keeper Leighton A.18.094.001 Paget ill. P16 094 18 Mr Petre’s Coach leaving the George Hon. G. Petre 47.05 - D.18.094.001 Hotel, Melton 7 A.19.110.001 - 110 19 Dick Christian Breaking a Horse Mr Milton 15.00 (see A.32.000.005 & A.08.000.003) A.20.115.001 Christies 28.05.99 (21) 115 20 Views of Melton with Portraits Bruce Campbell 12.12 21 ½ x 28 Esq. A.24.000.001 Christies 07.07.87 000 24 The MacKenzie Ross Ayreshire Bull - - 34 x 44 Witt S. M.M. 1821 A.26.242.001 Leicester C. A.G. 242 26 Sir John Palmer’s Prize Durham Sir John Palmer 26.05 34 x 43 Shorthorn with Stockman John J. Mentham Ferneley/M.M./1823 A.28.289.002 Christies 08.05.08 (156) Ap 289 28 Ribston Apple Tree with Pony and Sir H. Goodricke 7.7.0 18 1/8 x 15 Donkey A.28.000.001 Leicester C.A.G. 000 28 Sir John Palmer with a new Leicester (Sir John Palmer) - 34 x 43 Ram and Shepherd Green J.Ferneley/M.M./1823 A.29.285.001 Leicester C. A.G. 285 29 Mr Pare’s Coachman with a Pares Esq) - 28 x 19 ½ D.29.285.002 Newfoundland at Hopewell Park 1823 unsigned A.29.281.002 Sotheby 03.06.94 (99) Ap 281 29 Sketch of a Game Cock W. Wormald Esq 1.1 28 x 35 7/8 S & D 1830 A.31.338.001 Belton House (N.T.) 338 31 Earl Brownlow’s white Ox Earl Brownlow 13.13 - A.32.000.001 Leicester C.A.G. 000 32 The opening of the Leicester and - - 14 x 18 Swannington Railway at Bagworth unsigned A.32.345.002 Virginia Museum of Fine 345 32 Cab passing Achilles statue, Hyde W. M. Stanley 36.15 43 ½ x 62 ½ Art. Paul Mellon Coll. Park Esq. J Ferneley/M.M./1833 A.32.376.003 Earl of Bradford 376 32 Mr Massey Stanley’s Cabriolet in W. M. Stanley 36.15 50 x 84 ½ Hyde Park Esq. A.32.350.005 Paget ill p78 350 32 Dick Christian Schooling Hon Hon C. Craven 21.00 - Berkeley Craven’s Horse (see A.08.000.003) A.32.353.006 - 353 32 Landscape to a Portrait of a Horse Gatwicke Esq. 5.5 - A.33.379.001 - 379 33 A Deer and a Dog Sir Harry 30.00 - D.33.379.008 Goodricke A.33.379.002 - 379 33 Stag in Water with Dogs Sir Harry 7.7 - Goodricke A.34.000.001 Witt 000 34 Cottage Interior with Dog chasing - - 30 x 25 or 24 Cat, bird in a cage and a standing girl S. M.M. 1824/34 A35.000.001 Richard Green 2004 (18) 000 35 The Melton Doctor’s Phaeton - - 27 x 35 J.F. 1835 8 A.36.000.001 Private Collection 000 36 Harnessed Carriage Horse with B. Turnor Esq. - Approx 60 x 60 D.36.000.011 lurcher and coachman in yard of J. Stoke Rochford Hall, a cabriolet Ferneley/M.M./1850 beyond A.37.432.001 Calke Abbey (N.T.) 432 37 Skewbald Carriage Horse with a Dog Sir J. Crewe 13.13 27 ½ x 35 ½ D.37.432.003 A.38.451.001 - 451 38 Carriage Horse Lacey Esq. 21.00 - pair A.38.451.002 - 451 38 Carriage Horse Lacey Esq. 21.00 - pair A.39.464.001 - 464 39 Deer (Sketch) A Campbell Esq. 5.5 - A.40.490.001 - 490 40 Carriage Horse, Dogs and Servants Mr Wiliamson 21.0 - D.40.490.005 A.41.000.001 Sotheby 28.04.76 (155) 000 41 A Game Stall - - 54 ¾ x 91 B.I.
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