Henry Stull
Artworks: 31
Prominent American equestrian artist
Primarily renowned for his distinctive images of racehorses, Henry Stull was one of the most prominent equestrian artists in late 19th- and early 20th-century America. As a youth, he migrated from his native Canada to the United States, where he settled in New Rochelle, New York. In addition to his paintings of horses and animals, many of which were issued as lithographs, Stull produced numerous illustrations for Leslie's Weekly Magazine. His works can be found in many important collections such as the New York Jockey Club, the National Museum of Racing Hall Fame, and the Kentucky Derby Museum.
Artworks by this artist (31 total)
- Longfellow (A Dark Bay Racehorse) in a Stable@Nature
- Iroquois 1881-1882
- Santa Claus 1881-1882
- Ten Broeck
- Leamington 1881-1882
- Ten Broeck; Bay Horse 1881-1882
- Chestnut racehorse, possibly Chaos, winner of the Second Futurity Stakes, with jockey up 1889
- Raceland with Garrison Up 1889
- Montana With Garrison Up 1894
- Castalia and Colt by Uncas 1894
- Hindoo in a Stable 1887
- The Futurity 1892 with Morello, Lady Violet and St. Leonards 1892
- Fairplay, a Racehorse in a Stable 1909
- Elkwood with J. Martin Up 1889
- Thora 1881-1882
- Hastings in a Stable 1902
- Eurus with Jockey Up 1889
- James B. Brady’s Accountant, Winning the Realization Stakes 1906
- Messenger Duroc 1881-1882
- Nevada 1881-1882