John Frederick Herring, Sr. (1795-1865) was a British painter and animalier who specialised in painting horses and rural scenes. He was born in London and received his artistic training from his father, also a painter. His works are known for their attention to detail and accurate depiction of animals, and he was a popular painter of his time. He was also known for his landscapes, which often featured animals. He exhibited extensively in England and Europe, and his works can be found in many public and private collections.
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Herring, Sr. Prints
- An Arab Caravan
- Arabs Chasing a Loose Arab Horse in an Eastern Landscape
- At the Water Trough in Winter
- Barefoot, the Racehorse, with a Jockey up and a Groom
- The Baron with Bumpy Up, at Newmarket
- Clearing a Ditch
- A Clydesdale Stallion
- Confidence, Drawing a Gig Driven by a Groom
- Mr M. Stanley's 'Crutch' on Newmarket Heath
- A Dark Hunter in a River Landscape
- The Doncaster Gold Cup of 1835
- The Doncaster St Leger of 1828
- The Edinburgh to London Royal Mail Coach
- Encouraging Hounds
- An English Homestead
- Exercising the Royal Horses
- The Farmyard
- A Farmyard in Spring
- Farmyard Scene in Winter
- A Farmyard with Horses and Ponies
- Feeding the Horses
- The Greyhounds Charley and Jimmy in an Interior
- The Harrowing Team
- Harvest
- The Hop Pickers
- Hunters and a Spaniel in a Wooded Landscape
- An Irish Water Spaniel Retrieving a Mallard Drake
- Levity with her Foal
- Margrave with James Robinson Up
- Memnon with William Scott Up
- Mr Sowerby's Grey Carriage Horses in his Coachyard at Putteridge Bury, Hertfordshire
- Partridge Shooting at Six Mile Bottom
- Preparing to Start for the Emperor of Russia's Cup at Ascot
- The Racehorse, The Colonel with William Scott Up
- Return from the Derby
- The Royal Mail Coach on the Road
- Satirist with William Scott Up Beating Coronation with John Day Up
- Shoeing Imaum (aka The Blacksmith Shop)
- Stable Companions
- The Start of the Memorable Derby of 1844
- The Streatlam Stud, Mares and Foals
- Study of Three Steeplechase Cracks
- The Suffolk Hunt, Full Cry
- The Suffolk Hunt, Going to Cover near Herringswell
- The Suffolk Hunt, Gone Away
- The Suffolk Hunt, the Death
- A Welsh Mountain Mare and Foal
- The White Horse in a Stable
- The Winner