United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1814 – 1862Wikidata
John Ferneley
English painter (1815-1862)
Born in Melton Mowbray. Died in Leeds.
A life in paintings
Born 181414 dated paintingsDied 1862
15 works
- A Grey HunterJohn Ferneley1820 · National Trust
- Two Hunters called 'Sambo' and 'Pilot'John Ferneleyc. 1830–1850 · National Trust
- Two Hunters called 'Rufus' and 'Leporello'John Ferneley1830 · National Trust
- A Hunter called 'Undine'John Ferneley1831 · National Trust
- Hunt ScurryJohn Ferneley1832 · Tate
- Two Hunters called 'Cock Robin' and 'Langar'John Ferneley1834 · National Trust
- The Sheriff and BenshJohn Ferneley1835 · National Trust
- A Dandie Dinmont TerrierJohn Ferneley1848 · Yale Center for British Art
- A HunterJohn Ferneley1848 · National Trust
- The 4th Royal Irish Dragoon GuardsJohn Ferneley1848 · York Army Museum
- A Hunter called 'Nightmare'John Ferneley1850 · National Trust
- Troop Sergeant Major, the 7th (Princess Royal's) Dragoon GuardsJohn Ferneley1857 · York Army Museum
- Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Bentinck, the 7th (Princess Royal's) Dragoon GuardsJohn Ferneley1857 · York Army Museum
- Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Bentinck, Commanding the 7th (Princess Royal's) Dragoon Guards (1854–1857)John Ferneley1857 · York Army Museum
The Rossendale HuntJohn Ferneley· The Whitaker