Warren Hill, New Market, with the King’s Racehorses
Auction Closed
May 21, 02:59 PM GMT
Estimate
600,000 - 800,000 USD
Lot Details
Description
John Wootton
Snitterfield 1686 - 1764 London
Warren Hill, New Market, with the King’s Racehorses
signed lower right: JWootton
oil on canvas
canvas: 44 by 61 ⅛ in.; 111.8 by 155.3 cm
framed: 50 ½ by 57 ½ in.; 128.3 by 146.1 cm
Major Dermot McCalmont (1887-1968), Cheveley Park, Newmarket;
His sale, London, Christie's, 26 November 1920, lot 139;
Where acquired by "Martin," for 57 guineas;
J. Rochelle Thomas (1866-1938), by 1931;
Acquired by John Crichton-Stuart (1881-1947), 4th Marquess of Bute, London, 1932;
Thence by descent until sold (The Bute Sporting Sale), London, Christie's, 27 May 1999, lot 4;
Where acquired by Jordan and Thomas A. Saunders III.
F. Siltzer, Newmarket: Its Sport and Personalities, London 1923, pp. 122-123;
The Loan Exhibition of Sporting Pictures in Aid of the London Foot Hospital, exhibition catalogue, London 1931, pp. 6, 10, cat. no. 7;
W.S. Sparrow, British Sporting Artists from Barlow to Herring, London 1965, p. 111;
A. Meyer, John Wootton, 1682-1764, Landscapes and sporting art in early Georgian England, exhibition catalogue, London 1984, pp. 14, 30, 32-33, cat. no. 3, reproduced;
C. Yarger, in With Observation and Imagination: Still Lifes, Genre Scenes, Portraits, and Landscapes from the Saunders Collection, exhibition catalogue, A.K. Wheelock, Jr. (ed.), New York 2021, pp. 120-121, 175, cat. no. 28, reproduced.
London, 144 Piccadilly, Loan Exhibition of Sporting Pictures in Aid of the London Foot Hospital, 6 - 20 February 1931, no. 7 (lent by J. Rochelle Thomas);
London, The Turf Club, long-term loan, beginning 1969;
London, Kenwood House, John Wootton, 1682-1764, Landscapes and sporting art in early Georgian England, 4 July - 30 September 1984, no. 3 (lent by the Marquess of Bute);
Richmond, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, long-term loan, 2023 - 2025.
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