Munnings Art Museumさんのイラストまとめ

Ned Osborne was Munnings main model for the hunting scenes he painted in Cornwall.

“ …using him and the horses placed where I wanted them-in a pinewood, on a moor…” 

The site for this scene is believed to be Trevelloe Woods near Lamorna.

Hunting Morning, 1913.

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Grey Horse appreciation post 🤍 🐴
Munnings wrote in his autobiography:“Grey horses were always my delight”

‘The Grey Mare’ @SheffMuseums

‘The Grey Pony Augereau, in a Sandpit with Groom George Curzon’ 1905

‘The Grey Charger’ c1920 @YaleBritishArt

‘Study of a Grey Hunter’

Violet introduced Munnings to Exmoor after they married. In 1920, she bought a cottage at Wootton Courtenay where they would spend time.

Munnings wrote he had “nothing to do except paint and play around”.

Riding out on the moors he captured the landscape & wild Exmoor ponies.

Although a study this painting highlights Munnings’ skill at painting a racehorse. The central horse has a sheen & muscle definition that is second to none.

'Happy Laughter' a Chestnut Racehorse with Jockey up in a Landscape, 1954

A Chestnut Horse in a Landscape, Happy Laughter

While ‘Alfred Munnings: The Art of the Poster’ might have closed we share ‘The Squire’s Daughter’ 1901 from @AtkinsonThe

Having been a lithographers’ apprentice for 6 years in the 1890s in Norwich. Munnings created romantic characters in Georgian costume in both print & paint.

This #StudySunday we are in the Unsaddling Enclosure 🐎

The unsaddling enclosure, like the start of the race, was another of Munnings's favourite subjects.

In the studies he experiments with the bright light contrast of the stands, the coat of the horse and shadows.
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Head over to our Youtube channel for a ghostly tale for Halloween….a dramatic interpretation of:

‘The Tale of Anthony Bell’, A Hunting Ballad by Sir Alfred Munnings

Watch here 📺 https://t.co/GlGTcUjE9k

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We are loving all of the shares of Munnings’ wonderfully spooky ‘The Haunted Room’ for this week’s #OnlineArtExchange

We also share some of the ghostly studies for the painting from our collection 👻👻👻

View on @artukdotorg

https://t.co/zNcndd50bs

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This week with @artukdotorg #OnlineArtExchange we are sharing haunting and spooky art 👻 🕷🎃💀

We share, ‘The Three Witches from 'Macbeth'’, 1775 by Daniel Gardner from @NPGLondon

Read more on Art UK: https://t.co/HQlok4kiKs

Today is our last open day of the season before we close for the winter.

This #StudySunday we showcase the wonderful studies by Munnings’ in our 2022 displays.

Open today from 1.30pm to 4.30pm for the final time this season!

Tickets do not need to be pre-booked

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