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- [Farm Animal Paintings: Why 19th Century Farmers Commissioned Portraits of Their Livestock](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/blog/farm-animal-painting/): At Blackbrook Gallery, we are proud to bring collectors closer to the traditions and craftsmanship behind 19th century British art. Among the most fascinating pieces in our collection is the farm animal painting, a type of portrait commissioned by Victorian farmers to celebrate their finest cattle and sheep.
- [James Clark Artist: 3 Reasons to Explore His Stunning Rural and Wildlife Art](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/blog/james-clark-artist/): At Blackbrook Gallery, we are proud to connect collectors with artists whose work captures the beauty and character of the British countryside. As part of our Featured Artist series, we are pleased to showcase the work of James Clark, a talented painter renowned for his depictions of rural landscapes and wildlife.
- [Featured Artist – A. M. Gauci](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/blog/featured-artist-a-m-gauci/): Featured Artist: A. M. Gauci A. M. Gauci (op. 1848 – 1880s) was a London-based animal painter and engraver best known for his portraits of pedigree cattle, particularly Shorthorns and Herefords. Born into a family of established London lithographers, with both his father and brother working in the trade, Gauci was immersed in the world of printmaking from an early age. This dual background as painter and engraver gave his work a precision and clarity that made him a natural choice to illustrate some of the most important livestock records of the Victorian period. Though less widely known today than contemporaries such as Thomas Weaver or William Henry Davis, Gauci occupies a quietly important place in the history of British animal art. Style and Technique Gauci’s paintings sit firmly within the 19th century British tradition of naive animal portraiture, with a documentary quality that reflects his engraving background. His work is characterised by: A focus on pedigree cattle, especially Shorthorns and Herefords, depicted in full profile to showcase breed character. Careful anatomical detail, with prize bulls and heifers rendered to emphasise the qualities valued by Victorian breeders, from broad backs to deep flanks. Soft, naturalistic landscape backgrounds featuring rolling pasture, distant trees, and gentle English skies. A warm, earthy palette of russet browns, creams, and muted greens that flatters the subjects without overwhelming them. A clean, balanced composition typical of an artist trained to translate his work into print. Frequent inclusion of the animal’s name, owner, or breeding details, reflecting his role as both portraitist and record-keeper. The combination of painterly warmth and engraver’s discipline gives Gauci’s work a quiet authority that has kept it sought after by collectors of agricultural art. Where some Victorian livestock painters leaned toward flattery and exaggeration, Gauci’s training in lithography encouraged a more measured, observational approach. Notable Works and Contributions Beyond his easel paintings, Gauci made a significant contribution to livestock record-keeping. He engraved many of the Shorthorn illustrations published in the Coates Herd Book between 1863 and 1867, a foundational document of British pedigree cattle breeding, first established by George Coates in 1822 as the very first herd book of its kind in the world. Through this work, Gauci’s engravings became part of the official visual record of the breed, viewed and referenced by generations of breeders. He also contributed a plate to A Comparative View of the English Racer and Saddle Horse (1836) and engraved The Age, after the celebrated coaching scene by C. C. Henderson. Examples of A. M. Gauci’s paintings available at Blackbrook Gallery include: Forget me-not Shorthorn Heifer. A graceful named portrait of a pedigree heifer, showing Gauci’s eye for breed character. Hereford Heifer. A fine example of his Hereford work, with the breed’s distinctive white face beautifully rendered. Archibald Hereford Bull. A stately bull portrait celebrating one of Victorian England’s most prized breeds. Earl of Derby. A named pedigree portrait that demonstrates Gauci’s skill in capturing both anatomy and individual character. Shorthorn Bull. A classic example of Gauci’s contribution to Shorthorn portraiture, the breed for which he is most celebrated. Shorthorn Heifer in a Landscape. A signed work pairing a pedigree heifer with a softly painted English pastoral setting. Why Collect A. M. Gauci Gauci’s paintings appeal to collectors for their craftsmanship, their historical importance, and their direct link to one of the most significant chapters in British agricultural history. His involvement with the Coates Herd Book places him at the heart of the Victorian pedigree movement, and his named cattle portraits offer a tangible record of the prize beasts that shaped modern breeding. For collectors with an interest in Shorthorn or Hereford bloodlines, his work carries an extra layer of resonance, as these are not generic animals but identifiable individuals whose descendants can often still be traced. At Blackbrook Gallery, A. M. Gauci’s paintings are appreciated not only for their visual charm but also for the way they document a moment when British livestock breeding reached its artistic peak, with every named heifer and bull representing a small piece of agricultural heritage. They make particularly fitting additions to country house interiors, farmhouse kitchens, and any collection where rural tradition is celebrated. These works reflect a rural tradition that has influenced generations of breeders and collectors alike. Explore our collection here and discover more about our cattle breeding here.
- [Featured Artist – Albert Clark](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/blog/featured-artist-albert-clark/): Featured Artist: Albert Clark Albert Clark (1843 – 1892) was a London-born artist who built a distinguished career as one of the most prolific animal painters of the late Victorian era. Best remembered today for his depictions of horses, cattle, and prize livestock, Clark followed in the footsteps of his father, James Clark, himself an accomplished animal painter whose work ‘The Runaway Horse’ was dedicated to his second son, Albert. The younger Clark was first recorded as an artist in 1861, at just 17 years of age, and went on to produce a remarkably varied body of work over more than three decades. Style and Technique Clark’s paintings are firmly rooted in the British naive animal tradition, balancing careful observation with the warmth and charm that has kept Victorian livestock art in demand today. His work is characterised by: A particular gift for equine portraiture, with horses depicted in confident, anatomically sound poses that capture both breed and individual personality. Detailed rendering of coats, manes, harness, and stable fittings, reflecting his hands-on familiarity with working horses. A range of subjects spanning racehorses, Shire horses, prize cattle, sheep, and even pigs, showing his versatility as an animal painter. Pastoral landscape backgrounds and atmospheric stable interiors, often used to frame the subject without distracting from it. A warm, naturalistic palette suited to the English countryside, with rich blacks and browns in his Shire portraits especially. Occasional inclusion of figures such as jockeys, grooms, or handlers, adding narrative interest to commissioned works. His paintings carry the assurance of an artist who knew his subjects intimately, having grown up in an animal painter’s studio and spent decades observing horses and livestock at first hand. Career and Commissions Although Clark painted cattle and dogs, his speciality was the horse. He was regularly commissioned to produce racehorse portraits throughout his career, with patrons occasionally requesting that the jockey also appear in the picture. As a Londoner living close to the Islington Agricultural Hall, Clark was also fortunate to secure the prestigious commission of painting portraits for the Islington Horse Show prize winners, a role that placed him at the centre of one of the most important equine events of the Victorian calendar. Forty years into his career, at the age of 57, Clark was reported to have become deaf. Remarkably, he continued to paint for many years afterwards with no hearing, never abandoning the craft to which he had devoted his working life. Though his very last work is still debated, an article reporting on the Islington Summer Horse Show in May 1892 mentions a prize winner “having his portrait taken by a London Artist”. Given Clark’s long association with the event, it is widely thought that this sketch may have been his final piece. Notable Works Examples of Albert Clark’s paintings available at Blackbrook Gallery include: Saucy Boy. One of Clark’s best known works, a characterful named horse portrait. Shire in a Country Landscape. A fine pastoral piece showing his skill with the heavy horse in open country. Champion Shire. A prize Shire portrait capturing the breed’s power and stature. Black Shire. A striking single Shire study with rich tonal depth. Shire Horse in a Stable. An atmospheric interior showing Clark’s feel for working environments. Prize Shorthorn Heifer. A reminder that Clark’s talents extended well beyond horses. Middlewhite Pig in a Sty. A charming example of his rarer pig portraits. Highland Steer. A handsome study of one of Britain’s most distinctive cattle breeds. Why Collect Albert Clark Albert Clark’s paintings remain highly collectable for their craftsmanship, their breadth of subject, and their direct connection to Victorian horse culture. His Shire portraits in particular celebrate a breed that defined English working life for centuries, while his racehorse commissions offer a glimpse into the high society of nineteenth century equestrian sport. The variety of his output, taking in everything from prize cattle and pigs to Highland steers and stable interiors, means there is an Albert Clark painting to suit almost every collector of agricultural and sporting art. At Blackbrook Gallery, Clark’s paintings are valued not only for their visual appeal but also for their story, the work of an artist who painted from boyhood until his final years and who chronicled the working animals of Victorian Britain with affection and skill. They sit beautifully in country house settings, equestrian collections, and traditional farmhouse interiors. These works reflect a rural tradition that has influenced generations of breeders and collectors alike. Explore our collection here and discover more about our cattle breeding here.
- [Pavillions of Harrogate Decorative, Antiques & Art Fair](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/blog/pavillions-of-harrogate-decorative-antiques-art-fair/): Pavilions of Harrogate Decorative, Antiques & Art Fair The Pavilions of Harrogate Decorative, Antiques & Art Fair is a well established highlight in the UK antiques and art calendar, attracting collectors, dealers, and enthusiasts from across the country. Known for its welcoming atmosphere and high quality exhibitors, the fair offers an enjoyable opportunity to explore a wide range of decorative arts, antiques, and fine art in one of Yorkshire’s most elegant spa towns. Held several times a year, the fair has built a strong reputation for variety, expertise, and a relaxed yet professional setting, making it equally appealing to seasoned collectors and first time visitors. The Location: Harrogate and the Pavilions The fair takes place at the Pavilions of Harrogate, located on the Great Yorkshire Showground. This spacious and well laid out venue provides an ideal setting for an event of this scale, offering excellent lighting, wide aisles, and a comfortable environment for browsing. Harrogate itself is a destination worth visiting in its own right. Renowned for its historic spa heritage, elegant architecture, and vibrant cultural scene, the town has long been associated with refinement and leisure. Visitors to the fair often take the opportunity to explore Harrogate’s independent shops, gardens, and cafés, making the event part of a broader and enjoyable day out. A Fair with History The Pavilions of Harrogate Fair has been running for many years and has become a trusted name among the antiques and decorative arts community. Organised by Cooper Events, it forms part of a wider programme of respected fairs held across the UK. Over time, the Harrogate fair has evolved while maintaining its core focus on quality and authenticity. It has consistently attracted knowledgeable dealers who specialise in their chosen fields, ensuring that visitors can browse with confidence and learn more about the objects on display. This blend of tradition and adaptability has helped the fair remain relevant and well regarded, even as tastes and collecting trends continue to change. What You Can Expect to See One of the strengths of the Pavilions of Harrogate Decorative, Antiques & Art Fair is the breadth of material on offer. Visitors can expect to find an eclectic mix of pieces spanning different periods, styles, and price points. Decorative and period furniture 19th and 20th century jewellery and silver Ceramics, glass, and mirrors Fine art, paintings, and works on paper Art Deco and bronze sculpture Antiquarian maps, prints, and scientific objects Asian and European decorative arts This variety makes the fair particularly appealing for collectors who enjoy discovering something unexpected, as well as interior designers looking for distinctive statement pieces. An Enjoyable Experience for Collectors and Enthusiasts The atmosphere at the Pavilions of Harrogate Fair is one of its defining qualities. The layout encourages relaxed browsing, and exhibitors are approachable and happy to share their knowledge. Whether you are seeking a specific item or simply exploring, the fair offers a welcoming and unhurried experience. For those new to collecting, it provides an excellent introduction to the antiques and art world. For experienced buyers, it offers the opportunity to view carefully sourced pieces and speak directly with specialists. Why the Harrogate Fair Remains Popular The continued success of the Pavilions of Harrogate Decorative, Antiques & Art Fair lies in its balance. It combines tradition with accessibility, quality with variety, and expertise with approachability. Set against the backdrop of one of Yorkshire’s most attractive towns, it remains a fair that people return to time and time again. Whether you are attending with a particular purchase in mind or simply to enjoy the experience, the fair offers a rewarding insight into the enduring appeal of antiques and decorative art. Get your tickets here!
- [Featured Artist – Thomas Weaver](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/blog/featured-artist-thomas-weaver/): Featured Artist: Thomas Weaver Thomas Weaver (1774–1843) was a Shropshire artist celebrated for his portraiture of prize farm animals. Known for his naturalistic style and careful observation, Weaver captured the character of livestock in a way that combined accuracy with charm. His patrons included notable breeders such as Thomas Coke of Holkham and the Earl of Leicester, and he exhibited at both the Royal Academy and the Liverpool Academy. Style and Technique Weaver’s paintings reflect the 19th century British tradition of animal portraiture. He focused on: Realistic depictions of cattle, sheep, and horses, emphasising anatomy and posture. Earthy colour palettes with natural greens, browns, and soft greys. Detailed rendering of fur, horns, and other textures to give his subjects presence and character. Balanced compositions that situate animals naturally within the rural landscape. His works are both accurate and aesthetically pleasing, often commissioned to celebrate prize-winning livestock. Notable Works Examples of Thomas Weaver’s paintings available at Blackbrook Gallery include: North Devon Heifer – A striking depiction of a prize heifer, highlighting Weaver’s attention to form and detail. Weighing the Fleeces – A pastoral scene featuring sheep, capturing both the animals and the farming process. Three Leicester Rams – Portrait of rams in a calm rural setting, showing Weaver’s skill in animal composition. The Celebrated Hereford Bull, Trojan – One of his most famous bull portraits, illustrating both strength and presence. Prize Devon Cow and Prize Devon Bull – Paired works celebrating award-winning livestock with precise anatomical detail. Prize Ram with Shepherd – Combines animal portraiture with a subtle narrative element. Why Collect Thomas Weaver Weaver’s paintings remain highly valued for their technical skill, historical significance, and aesthetic charm. Each work offers a glimpse into 19th century rural life and celebrates the pride and character of prize farm animals. Collectors and enthusiasts of traditional animal portraiture continue to seek out his work for both private collections and gallery display. At Blackbrook Gallery, Thomas Weaver’s paintings are appreciated not only for their beauty but also for their historical value, preserving a world where livestock and landscape were central to everyday life. At Blackbrook Gallery, these paintings are valued not only for their artistry but also for the way they reflect a rural life that influenced generations. Explore our collection here and discover more about our cattle breeding here.
- [19th Century Farm Animal Paintings](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/blog/19th-century-farm-animal-paintings/): 19th Century Farm Animal Paintings Farm animal paintings became one of the most respected and enduring subjects of 19th century art. Far from being simple rural scenes, these works documented agricultural life, celebrated animal form, and reflected a period when farming sat at the centre of everyday society. Today, 19th century farm animal paintings are admired for their craftsmanship, historical value, and timeless appeal, continuing to attract collectors who appreciate traditional subject matter and skilled observation. The Rise of Rural Subject Matter The 19th century was a time of rapid industrial growth and expanding cities. As urban life developed, many artists turned their attention to the countryside, finding inspiration in farming traditions and the natural rhythm of rural life. Farm animals were essential to this world. Horses powered transport and labour, cattle and sheep represented prosperity and food production, and poultry formed part of daily farm routines. Artists increasingly placed these animals at the heart of their compositions, treating them as subjects worthy of careful study and respect. Artists Associated with Farm Animal Painting Many well known animal painters of the 19th century built their reputations through detailed and expressive depictions of livestock and working animals. George Stubbs set the standard for anatomical accuracy and careful observation, particularly in the depiction of horses and livestock. James Ward was known for dramatic rural scenes featuring cattle, combining power with realism. Richard Ansdell and Sawrey Gilpin introduced narrative and atmosphere into pastoral settings. The Sartorius family, including Francis Sartorius and John Francis Sartorius, were highly regarded for their animal and rural scenes. Together, these artists helped establish farm animal painting as a respected genre within British art. Style and Techniques of the Period 19th century farm animal paintings are characterised by close observation and strong draughtsmanship. Artists often studied animals directly from life, sketching on farms, in fields, and at livestock markets. Colour palettes tended to be natural and restrained, with earthy browns, greens, ochres, and soft greys dominating many works. Careful brushwork was used to describe texture, muscle, and movement, while backgrounds were often looser to keep focus on the animals themselves. Historical Importance and Lasting Appeal These paintings offer valuable insight into agricultural history, recording breeds, farming practices, and rural landscapes that have since evolved or disappeared. Their lasting appeal lies in their honesty and familiarity. Farm animal paintings convey calm, routine, and connection to the land, qualities that continue to resonate with collectors today. Collecting 19th Century Farm Animal Paintings Original 19th century farm animal paintings sit comfortably in both traditional and contemporary interiors. They bring warmth, character, and a strong sense of narrative to a space. At Blackbrook Gallery, these works are appreciated for both their artistic merit and their ability to capture a way of life that shaped generations. Visit our collection here and learn more about our cattle breeding here!

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- [19th Century Animal Paintings Wellington](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/19th-century-animal-paintings-wellington/): Throughout the 19th century, animal paintings enjoyed widespread admiration, valued both for their artistic quality and their subject matter.
- [19th Century Animal Paintings Orlando](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/19th-century-animal-paintings-orlando/): This collection of 19th century animal paintings features works by some of the most highly regarded artists of the period. Each painter brings a distinctive approach to rural and agricultural subjects, capturing the character, presence, and beauty of animals in ways that continue to appeal to collectors in Orlando, Florida and beyond.
- [19th Century Animal Paintings Los Angeles](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/19th-century-animal-paintings-los-angeles/): This collection of 19th century animal paintings brings together works by some of the most admired artists of the era. Each artist offers a distinct approach to rural and agricultural subjects, capturing the character, presence and beauty of animals in unique and lasting ways that continue to resonate with collectors in Los Angeles and beyond.
- [Naive Animal Paintings Los Angeles](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/naive-animal-paintings-los-angeles/): Explore original naive animal paintings in Los Angeles, ideal for adding warmth, charm and distinctive character to any interior space.
- [Naive Animal Paintings California](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/naive-animal-paintings-california/): Browse our collection of original naive animal paintings in California, ideal for bringing warmth, character and charm to your home or workspace.
- [Farm Animal Paintings](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/farm-animal-paintings/): Explore our collection of original farm animal paintings, perfect for adding warmth, character and rural charm to your home or workspace.
- [Naive Animal Paintings Dallas](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/naive-animal-paintings-dallas/): Naive animal paintings in Dallas are celebrated for their bold colours, playful style and unique character. At Blackbrook Gallery, we carefully select each original painting to ensure it brings warmth and individuality to any interior. From farm animals to wildlife scenes, our naive animal paintings Dallas collection offers something special for every art enthusiast.
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- [Antique Sporting Paintings](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/antique-sporting-paintings/): Our sporting collection includes wonderful naive paintings, from a watercolour by L. S. B. Pollock to oil on canvas portraits of racing pigeons.
- [Gallery Longhorns Short Film](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/gallery-longhorns-short-film/): Blackbrook Gallery and Blackbrook Longhorns Short Film John and Pat are very proud to present a beautiful video filmed by Cotswold TV of their Longhorn cattle and Gallery. Gracefully shot throughout the farm, you can see the majestic Longhorns cattle grazing. As well as shots within the Gallery, view classic, antique paintings in situ and charmingly presented. https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/blackbrook-longhorns-and-the-blackbrook-gallery-hd540p.mp4
- [Traditional Art in a Modern Setting](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/traditional-art-in-a-modern-setting/): Within a modern house or contemporary room, colours can often be minimal or limited to allow the furnishings, artwork and accessories to bring a room together. With this in mind, traditional art can be an excellent addition to your room - complementing the chosen colours within the space and helping to set a specific tone for your room. They can show your personality and personal interests through an interesting piece of primitive art.
- [History Of Exhibition Establishments](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/history-of-exhibition-establishments/): Royal Academy of Arts
- [19th Century Animal Painting](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/19th-century-animal-painting/): Our collection of 19th century animal paintings features works by some of the most admired artists of the era. Each brings a unique perspective to rural and agricultural subjects, capturing the character, presence and beauty of animals in distinctive and enduring ways.
- [Fake and Reproduction Paintings](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/fake-and-reproduction-paintings/): Quite often these paintings are recent purchases where the buyer thought they were getting a genuine article for a most reasonable price.
- [Art Investment](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/antique-art-investment/): According to The European Fine Art Foundation (TEFAF), art sales reached a record peak of £37billion in 2014 – a 7% year-after-year rise since the £35billion the industry saw in 2007.
- [Useful Information](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/useful-information/): Please read through the articles below for more information on all aspects of 19th Century art: what it is, how to invest and what to avoid to protect your purchase.
- [Painting Investment](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/antique-painting-investment/): Here at Blackbrook Gallery not only do we sell beautiful 19th Century antique animal paintings we would also like to buy from you.
- [Antiques Fairs And Events](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/antique-fairs-and-events/): Spread over the course of the year, these antique fairs and events give us the chance to place our 19th Century Naive Antique Animal Art Paintings amongst a whole range of unique items at some wonderful venues.
- [History](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/antique-painting-collectors-history/): Starting out as a well-respected and award winning Leicestershire based farming family who specialise in the rearing of pedigree English Longhorn Cattle, John & Pat Stanley have a keen interest in the Art world and have combined their artistic expertise with farming passion to create Blackbrook Gallery.
- [Sold Livestock Paintings](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/sold-livestock-paintings/): From wonderful cattle portraits, to horse paintings, throughout the years we've had a great selection of livestock paintings entering the gallery.
- [Latest Naive Paintings](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/latest-naive-paintings/): Our latest naive paintings are ideal for both collectors and investors. Want to find out more? Get in touch or call us direct on 01509 503 27.
- [Popular Naive Animal Painters](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/popular-naive-animal-painters/): Discover our popular naive animal painters wonderful work within our gallery!
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- [Hanley Postgroom](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/hanley-postgroom/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Hanley Mallard](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/hanley-mallard/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Spaniels in a Wood](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/spaniels-in-a-wood/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Prize Ox Standing In An Open Landscape](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/prize-ox-standing-in-an-open-landscape/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [North Devon Heifer](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/north-devon-heifer/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Chaos At The Country Fair](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/chaos-at-the-country-fair/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [‘Forest Bell’ Shorthorn Heifer](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/forest-bell-shorthorn-heifer/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [White Shorthorn Steer](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/white-shorthorn-steer/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Portrait Of A Terrier In A Landscape](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/portrait-of-a-terrier-in-a-landscape/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Portrait Of A Prize Shorthorn Bull](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/portrait-of-a-prize-shorthorn-bull/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Duckwing English Game Cock](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/duckwing-english-game-cock/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Shortcoming](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/shortcoming/): ‘Shortcoming’ Winner of the Waterloo Cup 1921.
- [A Prize Gloucester Sow](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/a-prize-gloucester-sow/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Hereford Heifer](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/hereford-heifer-gauci/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Prize Leicester Ewe](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/prize-leicester-ewe/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Portrait of ‘The Prince’ Racing Pigeon](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/portrait-of-the-prince-racing-pigeon/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Portrait of ‘Windos Surprise’ Racing Pigeon](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/portrait-of-windos-surprise-racing-pigeon/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Portrait of ‘Realization’ Racing Pigeon](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/portrait-of-realization-racing-pigeon/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Three Prize Pigs](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/three-prize-pigs/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Flock Of Merino Sheep](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/flock-of-merino-sheep/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Portrait of an Ayrshire Cow](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/portrait-of-an-ayrshire-cow/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Sow Feeding Her Litter](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/sow-feeding-her-litter/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [2 Sheep as a pair](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/2-sheep-as-a-pair/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Feeding The Calves](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/feeding-the-calves/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Vellum – A Shorthorn Cow](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/vellum-a-shorthorn-cow/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Partridges In An Upland Landscape](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/partridges-in-an-upland-landscape/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Cockerel and Chicken](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/cockerel-and-chicken/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Rennes Express](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/rennes-express/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [‘Busy’ Portrait of a Jack Russell](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/busy-portrait-of-a-jack-russell/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Childwick Champion 22215](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/childwick-champion-22215/): (Childwick Champion, 1903-1924, was one of the most important Shire Stallions of the early 20C. Father of thousands. Over 45% of the stallions registered in 1939 were descended in the male line from him. Sire of the record-priced stallion and mare.)
- [Portrait Of Two Terrier Heads](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/portrait-of-two-terrier-heads/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Lord Kimberley](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/lord-kimberley/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Lord Kimberley](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/lord-kimberley-w-a-clarke/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Filling The Churn](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/filling-the-churn/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Horse With A Terrier On The Road To Stow In The Wold](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/horse-with-a-terrier/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Devon Bull](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/devon-bull/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Devon Heifer](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/devon-heifer-2/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Naive Painting of an Early Hereford Cow](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/naive-painting-of-an-early-hereford-cow/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Vixen and Her Cubs](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/vixen-and-her-cubs/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Stagenhoe Rose of Gold](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/stagenhoe-rose-of-gold/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Hackney Stallion Skeleton HSB 10511](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/hackney-stallion-skeleton-hsb-10511/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Hawsker Rosina HSB 15129](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/hawsker-rosina-hsb/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Game Cock](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/game-cock-painting/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Black face Ram](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/black-face-ram/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Shepherd with his Ram](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/shepherd-with-his-ram/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Prize Hereford Heifer](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/prize-hereford-heifer-3/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Early 19C Primitive Bay Horse](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/early-19c-primitive-bay-horse/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Scottish Cat](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/scottish-cat/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Dog on the Cliff Top Looking Out to Sea](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/dog-on-the-cliff-top-looking-out-to-sea/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Grey Hound In A Landscape](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/grey-hound-in-a-landscape/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Mayfly Hereford Heifer](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/mayfly-hereford-heifer/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Percheron Heavy Horse](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/percheron-heavy-horse/): Pods embed error: Pod not found
- [Feeding Time](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/feeding-time/): Feeding Time Oil on canvas 16 X 25.5 inches Signed Gunning King
- [Longhorn Cow In A Landscape](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/longhorn-cow-in-a-landscape/): Pods embed error: Pod not found
- [Prize Jersey Cow Monomint](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/prize-jersey-cow-monomint-william-albert-clark/): Pods embed error: Pod not found
- [Roger](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/roger/): Pods Embed Error: Pod not found.
- [Chicks](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/chicks/): Pods embed error: Pod not found
- [Hanley Baritone](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/hanley-baritone/): Pods embed error: Pod not found
- [Prize Winning Stallion with His Proud Owner](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/prize-winning-stallion-with-his-proud-owner/): Pods embed error: Pod not found
- [Guernsey Bull](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/guernsey-bull/): Pods embed error: Pod not found
- [Tsar, Wagga and Sultan](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/tsar-wagga-and-sultan/): Pods embed error: Pod not found
- [Four Shire Horses](https://blackbrookgallery.co.uk/paintings/four-shire-horses/): Pods embed error: Pod not found

## About This Business
Blackbrook Gallery is a specialist gallery dealing in 19th century naive animal art paintings, established in 1989 and based in Leicestershire, England. The gallery was founded by a well-respected and award-winning Leicestershire-based farming family who specialise in the rearing of pedigree English Longhorn Cattle. It is a proud member of LAPADA, the UK's largest trade association for Professional Art & Antiques Dealers.

## Areas We Cover
- Birmingham
- Wiltshire
- Harrogate
- Wellington
- Orlando
- Los Angeles
- California
- Dallas

## Certifications & Accreditations
- LAPADA

## Frequently Asked Questions
### What type of paintings does Blackbrook Gallery specialise in?
Blackbrook Gallery specialises in 19th century naive animal art paintings, including portraits of farm livestock such as cattle, horses, and sheep, as well as rural and sporting scenes.

### Does Blackbrook Gallery buy paintings as well as sell them?
Yes, Blackbrook Gallery is always interested in purchasing paintings and would like to buy from sellers as well as sell to collectors.

### How can I visit the Blackbrook Gallery?
Visits to the gallery are by appointment. You can book an appointment by calling 01509 503 276.

### Does Blackbrook Gallery attend antique fairs and events?
Yes, Blackbrook Gallery attends a variety of antique fairs and events throughout the year, including the triannual Antiques To Everyone in Birmingham, the annual Wilton House Fair in Wiltshire, and the Pavilions of Harrogate Decorative, Antiques & Art Fair.

### When was Blackbrook Gallery established?
Blackbrook Gallery was established in 1989.