A Prize Ox in a LandscapeSr John E Ferneley · 1831

Questions & Answers

What is the dominant color of "A Prize Ox in a Landscape" by Sr John E Ferneley?

The color that stands out most in "A Prize Ox in a Landscape" is gray (#838785). The dominant color is useful when matching an artwork to an interior.

Where does "A Prize Ox in a Landscape" stand among Sr John E Ferneley's recurring subjects?

Sr John E Ferneley's recurring themes include rural england depiction, classical realism influence, hunting tradition echoes, leicestershire landscape focus, 19th-century pastoral life, equine art connection, documenting rural britain, ferneley's stable subjects; "A Prize Ox in a Landscape" focuses on rural landscape, cattle painting, british art, pastoral scene, ox artwork, countryside, realistic art, 19th century.

Where does "A Prize Ox in a Landscape" fall in Sr John E Ferneley's career?

"A Prize Ox in a Landscape" belongs to the Mature Period of Sr John E Ferneley's career. This classification relates the work to the artist's development.

Who created "A Prize Ox in a Landscape"?

The artist behind "A Prize Ox in a Landscape" is Sr John E Ferneley. The work is catalogued under Sr John E Ferneley's name.

What was Sr John E Ferneley's age when "A Prize Ox in a Landscape" was created?

Sr John E Ferneley made "A Prize Ox in a Landscape" at the age of 49. The artist was born in 1782 and the work is dated 1831.

Can "A Prize Ox in a Landscape" by Sr John E Ferneley, held at the National Trust, be legally reproduced?

The copyright status of "A Prize Ox in a Landscape" by Sr John E Ferneley is clear: the work is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. Its presence at the National Trust does not change that status.

In what year was "A Prize Ox in a Landscape" by Sr John E Ferneley created?

"A Prize Ox in a Landscape" by Sr John E Ferneley was created in 1831.