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PROPERTY FROM A PRIVATE FAMILY COLLECTION
JAMES POLLARD (LONDON 1792-1867)
The Finish of the Goodwood Cup, 1833, with Mr Kent's 'Rubini', F. Boyce up; and The Finish of the Derby Stakes, 1833, with Mr Isaac Sadler's 'Dangerous', J. Chapple up
Details
JAMES POLLARD (LONDON 1792-1867)
The Finish of the Goodwood Cup, 1833, with Mr Kent's 'Rubini', F. Boyce up; and The Finish of the Derby Stakes, 1833, with Mr Isaac Sadler's 'Dangerous', J. Chapple up
oil on canvas
14 ½ x 24 ¾ in. (36.9 x 62.9 cm.)(2)
a pair (2)
The Finish of the Goodwood Cup, 1833, with Mr Kent's 'Rubini', F. Boyce up; and The Finish of the Derby Stakes, 1833, with Mr Isaac Sadler's 'Dangerous', J. Chapple up
oil on canvas
14 ½ x 24 ¾ in. (36.9 x 62.9 cm.)(2)
a pair (2)
Provenance
Leonard Clow, Hove; Christie's, London, 12 June 1914, lot 37 (520 gns. to Agnew).
Sir Adam Mortimer Singer (1863-1929), Milton Hill, Didcot, Astra House, Torquay and Mayfair House, London; (†), Christie's, London, 21 February 1930, lot 135, where acquired for 1,600 gns. by the following,
with Knoedler Galleries, London and New York, from whom acquired in 1931 by,
John Hay Whitney (1904-1982) and Elizabeth Whitney, later Elizabeth Whitney Tippett (1906-1988), Upperville, Virginia.
Mr and Mrs Jack R. Dick; their sale, Sotheby's, London, 26 June 1974, lots 85 and 86 (incorrectly catalogued as signed and dated 1833).
with Arthur Ackermann and Son, London.
Acquired by the present owner in the late 1970s.
Sir Adam Mortimer Singer (1863-1929), Milton Hill, Didcot, Astra House, Torquay and Mayfair House, London; (†), Christie's, London, 21 February 1930, lot 135, where acquired for 1,600 gns. by the following,
with Knoedler Galleries, London and New York, from whom acquired in 1931 by,
John Hay Whitney (1904-1982) and Elizabeth Whitney, later Elizabeth Whitney Tippett (1906-1988), Upperville, Virginia.
Mr and Mrs Jack R. Dick; their sale, Sotheby's, London, 26 June 1974, lots 85 and 86 (incorrectly catalogued as signed and dated 1833).
with Arthur Ackermann and Son, London.
Acquired by the present owner in the late 1970s.
Literature
N. C. Selway, James Pollard 1792-1867, Leigh-on-Sea, 1965, p. 43, no. 163 (the former only, incorrectly dated to 1834).
N.C. Selway, The Golden Age of Coaching and Sport, As Depicted by James Pollard, Leigh-on-Sea, 1972, p. 35, nos. 188 and 189, illustrated.
N.C. Selway, The Golden Age of Coaching and Sport, As Depicted by James Pollard, Leigh-on-Sea, 1972, p. 35, nos. 188 and 189, illustrated.
Engraved
H. Pyall, 1833.
Brought to you by
Lucy Speelman
Junior Specialist, Head of Part II