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“At last I was seeing the colour of a scarlet coat in the sun, the sheen of a clipped horse, with the lighting on fences, tree trunks, fields.”
These words written by Munnings are exemplified in Hunting Morning, painted when he was working in Cornwall.
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“..Some years later I designed the back-cloth for one of the Chelsea Arts Ball. It was for sun-worship…”
🌞 See ‘Sun Worship’ and many more of Munnings’ imaginative works on display this season from Wednesday 5th April 2023 🌞
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🖼️ ‘Major E. Shackle, Buckinghamshire Farmers' Hunt’
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See Major E. Shackle and Munnings’ other depictions of the hunt on display in the dining room at Castle House opening on Wednesday 5th April
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For the @artukdotorg #OnlineArtExchange this week we are celebrating #WomensHistoryMonth ♀
We share Munnings’ ‘Laura Knight Painting’, c1911. From @NorfolkMuseums @NorwichCastle
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Munnings clearly admired his tutor and writes in his autobiography:
“For the greater part of six years I worked under her … What lessons she gave in water-colour painting! Her enthusiasm was as great as her skill … what a lot I learned from Miss Offord!”
Under Starter's Orders, Newmarket Start, Cries of 'No, No, Sir', 1957.
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Happy #WorldWildlifeDay 🐴🌿🐑🌳🌾
“..It is strange how the landscape of one county varies. In some districts there are still many oaks and elms. In others the trees are few, the landscape looking like a wilderness.”
Sir Alfred Munnings in his Autobiography.
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A century after many of them were first written, we published ‘Yours with Love, AJ’ - the book. Based on 54 letters transcribed by the museum it reveals never before seen correspondence from Sir Alfred Munnings to his wife.
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🐴 #StudySunday today is all about Lady Munnings’ horse Cheena…
“…Cheena next, my wife's old friend and companion. Sweet, kindly, long-suffering Cheena, with large ears, a kind eye and a beautiful forelock and mane. I love her…” - Munnings in his Autobiography.
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Whilst living in Norwich in the 1890s, Munnings attended evening classes at the Norwich school of art.
Munnings wrote: "Norwich itself was then a beautiful place... I now realise what a playground it was for the artist. No wonder it had its famous Norwich School of Painters…”
In celebration of #BurnsNight tonight, we share three versions of Munnings’ ‘Isabella’.
Munnings was clearly taken with this imagined heroine as he created several different pictures on the subject.
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Winter at Flatford by Alfred Munnings (1878-1959)
(Private Collection)
⛄️“Just as I was laying aside my paper I was reminded of a winter at Withypool with deep snow.”
- Sir Alfred Munnings in his Autobiography.
‘Winter in Our Garden at Withypool, Exmoor’ 1940s
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The 1920s&30s witnessed the consolidation of a highly regarded artistic career for Munnings & firmly established his reputation as a masterly equine painter.
This portrait of Major E Shackle (Buckinghamshire Farmers' Hunt) is a wonderful example of Munnings’ work at this time.
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“Art is long, life is short-like the races.” - Sir Alfred Munnings.
‘Bungay Races, Suffolk’, 1901 @hunterian
‘Before the Race’
‘Solario’ c1926
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‘Study of Figures at the Races’
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❄️It’s 1st December today…
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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’