Commissions for our artists come in many forms and from many sources. Equestrian Art International received an enquiry in August from the wife of one of Australia’s leading trainers. She had seen the work of Roy Miller SEA, AAEA, one of the world’s foremost equestrian artists and was captivated by Roy’s impressionist style, which gave her the idea of a […]
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Well over 10 years ago, entrepreneur and ‘Captain of Industry’ Don Gibbs purchased his first polo painting by Vineta Sayer from our gallery exhibition at the finals of the Veuve Cliquot Gold Cup at Cowdray Park. As a seasoned member of the Cheshire polo club it has always been his ambition to have his favourite artist paint an action portrait […]
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The 2020 Cheltenham Festival survived the Corona Virus shut-down by a whisker. It was always going to be a tight run thing whether the Corona virus would force the cancellation of the world’s showcase National Hunt Festival on the eve of or as it transpired during the event or whether the meeting would go ahead following last November’s curtailed meeting […]
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From 1st March 2020, Equestrian Art International will be offering fine art bespoke commissions in oils of owners’ jockey silks and racehorses by internationally-acclaimed artist Martin Williams. They are available in varying sizes and frame colours to suit individual decors and are priced at less than £2,000. They are a top line addition to Martin’s very successful range of bespoke […]
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To: John Thorley August 24th, 2019 Just a few words about a most special painting, The Drum Horse, which was made for me by Mr. Roy Miller. The history of this painting goes back almost 17 years when I first caught a glimpse of Mr. Miller’s work on a trip to London. I was having high tea at the Four […]
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The super stars – Enable and Stradivarius lived up to their billing at August’s Ebor festival at York. Both horses won their respective Group races in style and added to their racing reputations as arguably the best middle-distance and long-distance racehorses respectively in the world. Equestrian Art International had on exhibition paintings of both horses by various artists, which were […]
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Artwork copyright Vineta Sayer. Photo copyright Phil Britt. Nick Pearce has been named as the winner of the 2019 Robert Killen Chairman’s Award sponsored by Equestrian Art International. A successful former Point to Point Jockey, Nick trained in East Sussex for several years before moving back closer to home taking charge of a satellite breaker and pre-training yard for Dan […]
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Equestrian Art International will be hosting their largest exhibition of polo and equestrian fine art to date over two days at this year’s finals of the Gold Cup sponsored by King Power at Cowdray Park in West Sussex on Saturday July 20th and Sunday 21st. On the Saturday, the highlight is the British Ladies Polo Championships, culminating on the Sunday […]
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Our next exhibition is the 3 day Craven meeting at Newmarket from 16-18th April situated on the third floor of the Millennium Grandstand. If you are attending the meeting and there are paintings that you would like to see we can bring them there to show you then.
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Our opening exhibition of 2019, the Cheltenham Festival was remarkable in many respects. Despite some inclement weather and some Brexit gloom Equestrian Art still achieved sales in excess of 260 per cent of 2018’s figures. What was even more remarkable was that 90 percent of sales were to new customers and collectors who had never purchased from us previously. For […]
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