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Samuel Henry Alken

Samuel Alken (1810-1894), painter (1810–1894)

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Born 18105 dated paintingsDied 1894

11 works

  • Drags of the Four-in-Hand Club.
    Drags of the Four-in-Hand Club.
    Samuel Henry Alken
    19th century · Denver Art Museum
  • Chobham, reminiscences of a Camp
    Chobham, reminiscences of a Camp
    Samuel Henry Alken
    c. 1853 · National Trust
  • Farriers of the 17th Regiment of (Light) Dragoons (Lancers) Shoeing a Horse from a Mobile Forge, Chobham Camp
    Farriers of the 17th Regiment of (Light) Dragoons (Lancers) Shoeing a Horse from a Mobile Forge, Chobham Camp
    Samuel Henry Alken
    1853 · National Army Museum
  • 'Sittingbourne' with S. Rogers II and 'West Australian' with F. Butler, Winner of the 1853 Derby
    'Sittingbourne' with S. Rogers II and 'West Australian' with F. Butler, Winner of the 1853 Derby
    Samuel Henry Alken
    c. 1853 · Danum Gallery, Library and Museum
  • Cremorne: Winner of the Epsome Derby and Grand Prix De Paris, 1872
    Cremorne: Winner of the Epsome Derby and Grand Prix De Paris, 1872
    Samuel Henry Alken
    c. 1872
  • 'Ossian', Winner of the Doncaster St Leger
    'Ossian', Winner of the Doncaster St Leger
    Samuel Henry Alken
    1883 · National Trust for Scotland
  • Fox-Hunt, Taking a Fence
    Fox-Hunt, Taking a Fence
    Samuel Henry Alken
    · Walker Art Gallery
  • Fox-Hunt, Breaking Cover
    Fox-Hunt, Breaking Cover
    Samuel Henry Alken
    · Walker Art Gallery
  • Fox-Hunt, the Death
    Fox-Hunt, the Death
    Samuel Henry Alken
    · Walker Art Gallery
  • Fox-Hunt, Clearing a Brook
    Fox-Hunt, Clearing a Brook
    Samuel Henry Alken
    · Walker Art Gallery
  • Two Greyhounds Coursing a Hare
    Two Greyhounds Coursing a Hare
    Samuel Henry Alken
    · Walker Art Gallery
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