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Exercising the Royal Horses by John Frederick Herring Sr. — Horse Oil Paintings

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Exercising the Royal Horses (1855) by John Frederick Herring Sr. in the Romanticism style — British art depicting Landscapes, Rural, Animal Art (Yale Centre For British Art (Yale University), New Haven, CT, US)

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Exercising the Royal Horses

John Frederick Herring Sr.

Exercising the Royal Horses is an oil painting by John Frederick Herring Sr., 1855, held at Yale Centre For British Art (Yale University), New Haven, CT, US.