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William Albert Clarke 1880 - 1963
Ellis Fine Art
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William Albert Clarke 1880 - 1963

1940 - 1960
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Fabulous oil on canvas of a Lady rider on a Grey mare in a swept gilt frame

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Ellis Fine Art has dated this Antique Equestrian Oil Painting to the 1960s.

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Fabulous oil on canvas of a Lady rider on a Grey mare in a swept gilt frame
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Ellis Fine Art has dated this Antique Equestrian Oil Painting to the 1960s.

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17th.,18th.19th and 20th c. Antiques and fine art

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An oil painting on canvas showing a side profile of a rider mounted on a grey horse on a dirt path, enclosed in an ornate gold gilt frame.
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Archive I An oil painting on canvas showing a side profile of a rider mounted on a grey horse on a dirt path, enclosed in an ornate gold gilt frame.

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An oil painting on canvas showing a side profile of a rider mounted on a grey horse on a dirt path, enclosed in an ornate gold gilt frame.
William Albert Clarke 1880 - 1963
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An oil painting on canvas showing a side profile of a rider mounted on a grey horse on a dirt path, enclosed in an ornate gold gilt frame.
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British equestrian art during this period typically features detailed depictions of horses and riders within rural countryside landscapes. Artists such as William Albert Clarke focused on accurate equine anatomy, side-profile compositions, and realistic lighting to document hunting and riding traditions.

These artworks were typically created using oil paints on stretched linen or cotton canvas. Frames were constructed from carved timber coated with gesso and decorated with detailed plaster mouldings before being finished in gold leaf.

Authentic paintings often show natural craquelure across the paint surface, historic canvas aging, and period-appropriate artist signatures. Original frames feature layered gesso construction and subtle surface patination consistent with natural wear over time.

An equestrian oil painting acts as a focal point above a fireplace mantelpiece, console table, or in a study. Combining the ornate gilded frame with neutral wall colours or dark, saturated paint creates balanced visual contrast in contemporary or traditional spaces.

Keep the painting away from direct sunlight, excess moisture, and direct heat sources. Dust the surface and frame gently with a soft, dry microfibre cloth or soft brush, avoiding chemical cleaners or water.
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