the Chancellor's Medal (1904) and the Royal Medal (1905)
together with his brother
Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 17½” x 15½” / 45cm x 39cmYear of creation: c
the club evolved into the 'The Society of Painters in Watercolour'
Joseph Knight exhibited at the Royal Academy for 35 years and was elected a member of the Dudley Gallery
Early 19th-Century English School, Bay Horse In A Landscape A Nook the Chancellor's Medal (1904) andThis charming early 19th century English school oil painting depicts a bay horse before a picturesque landscape. The British aristocracy has always had a passion for equestrian activities and during the 1820s, when this piece was produced, country homes were filled with images of beloved equines. Horses were significant members of the family, trusted, loyal, and characterful. As such, numerous artists, both established and provincial, were