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John Nost Sartorius

English painter of horses (1759–1828)

Born in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 175951 dated paintingsDied 1828

57 works

  • A Man on Horseback
    A Man on Horseback
    John Nost Sartorius
    1754–1804 · National Trust
  • "Eclipse" ridden by J. Oakley
    "Eclipse" ridden by J. Oakley
    John Nost Sartorius
    1771
  • A Bay Horse called 'Fleacatcher'
    A Bay Horse called 'Fleacatcher'
    John Nost Sartorius
    1777 · National Trust
  • 'Goldfinder' a Bay Hunter with a Groom and other Horses
    'Goldfinder' a Bay Hunter with a Groom and other Horses
    John Nost Sartorius
    1777 · National Trust
  • 'Trentham' a Bay Racehorse
    'Trentham' a Bay Racehorse
    John Nost Sartorius
    1777 · National Trust
  • A Racehorse with Jockey up and Attendant
    A Racehorse with Jockey up and Attendant
    John Nost Sartorius
    1779–1828 · National Trust
  • Two Horses with a Groom
    Two Horses with a Groom
    Francis Sartorius and John Nost Sartorius
    c. 1780 · Walters Art Museum
  • Captain O'Kelly's "Eclipse"
    Captain O'Kelly's "Eclipse"
    John Nost Sartorius
    1780 · Auckland Art Gallery
  • John and Andrew Corbet on two hunters, with a terrier, in an extensive landscape
    John and Andrew Corbet on two hunters, with a terrier, in an extensive landscape
    John Nost Sartorius
    1781
  • The Racehorse 'Turf' Led by a Groom
    The Racehorse 'Turf' Led by a Groom
    John Nost Sartorius
    1782 · Waddesdon Manor
  • 'Saltram'
    'Saltram'
    John Nost Sartorius
    1783 · National Trust
  • 'Anvil' running for the Whip at Newmarket and Charles Handley, the Jockey
    'Anvil' running for the Whip at Newmarket and Charles Handley, the Jockey
    John Nost Sartorius
    1783 · National Trust
  • 'Sir Thomas'
    'Sir Thomas'
    John Nost Sartorius
    1783 · National Horseracing Museum
  • Hunting Scene, the Start
    Hunting Scene, the Start
    John Nost Sartorius
    1786 · Government Art Collection
  • Hunting Scene, In Full Cry
    Hunting Scene, In Full Cry
    John Nost Sartorius
    1786 · Government Art Collection
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