John Arnold Alfred Wheeler (British, 1821–1903) Brood Mares

Note

An old inscription on the back of the work indicates that the two mares depicted in the present painting once belonged to the Duke of Hamilton.

Provenance

Pawsey and Payne, London, United Kingdom.

The Estate of Leonard Green (sold for the benefit of the Green Foundation for the support of the arts, education and medical/scientific research).

Sotheby's, New York, sale of December 2, 2005, lot 66.

Acquired directly from the above sale.

Private Collection, Pennsylvania.

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John Arnold Alfred Wheeler (British, 1821–1903) Brood Mares

Note

An old inscription on the back of the work indicates that the two mares depicted in the present painting once belonged to the Duke of Hamilton.

Provenance

Pawsey and Payne, London, United Kingdom.

The Estate of Leonard Green (sold for the benefit of the Green Foundation for the support of the arts, education and medical/scientific research).

Sotheby's, New York, sale of December 2, 2005, lot 66.

Acquired directly from the above sale.

Private Collection, Pennsylvania.

The Gilded Age

John Arnold Alfred Wheeler (British, 1821–1903) Brood Mares