🐎 Horse Racing Painting Neil Gow Wins 2000 Guineas Newmarket by Isaac Cullin

🐎 Signed 1910 Horse Racing Painting Watercolour – Neil Gow Wins 2000 Guineas by Isaac Cullin – Framed Edwardian Sporting Art 🖼️

🎨 Subject & Medium

Own a stunning original 1910 watercolour by celebrated equestrian artist Isaac James Cullin, titled:
“2000 Guineas Horse Race & Newmarket 1910”
This dynamic composition features Neil Gow, the champion colt of Lord Rosebery, racing to victory under legendary jockey Danny Maher, narrowly defeating future Derby winner Lemberg.

🖌️ Composition & Technique

Cullin's technique showcases power and motion — Neil Gow, mid-gallop, every muscle alive with energy. Maher is captured in fluid, aerodynamic form, reins drawn taut, silks in motion.

In the background:

• A thriving Edwardian crowd of top-hatted gentlemen

• A lady in pink and white, a rare pop of femininity

• The Newmarket grandstand and racing rails for geographic and historical context

• A moody grey-blue sky, painted in tonal washes, setting a quintessentially British atmosphere

Executed with fine brushwork and layered watercolour washes, this is a visually rich piece that blends narrative, energy, and period detail with painterly elegance.

✍️ Signed Original

• Hand-signed by Isaac J. Cullin in the lower corner

• Watercolour on paper, mounted on board

• Covered with AR70 UV-protective glass

👨🎨 About the Artist – Isaac James Cullin (1859–1942)

A renowned Anglo-American artist, Cullin was revered for his lifelike equestrian portraits and racing scenes. He exhibited at the Royal Academy, collaborated with John Alfred Wheeler, and painted prominent races, aristocrats, and even British royalty. His work The Finish achieved £32,900 at Christie’s in 2000.

🖼️ Framing & Presentation

• Set in a Larson Juhl gold leaf moulded pine frame

• Acid-free mount professionally installed

• Protected with museum-grade AR70 glass

• Ready to hang with rear thread attached

📏 Framed Dimensions 

• Height: 53.5 cm

• Width: 63 cm

• Depth: 4.5 cm

🏛️ Provenance

• Estate of Richard “Dickie” Onslow, racing historian

• Exhibited at the Lord Hill Museum

• Acquired via a high-end Southern England sporting auction

• Held by Cheshire Antiques Consultant LTD

✅ Why You'll Love This Piece

• ✅ Original Edwardian equestrian masterpiece

• ✅ Features two famous racehorses and a Hall of Fame jockey

• ✅ Rich in historical and visual detail

• ✅ Framed, signed, and ready for immediate display

• ✅ A timeless addition to any sporting or fine art collection

🧾 Condition Report

• Painting: Good overall; some light foxing consistent with age

• Frame: Recently added, excellent condition with minor natural imperfections

• Glass: AR70 protective, clear and museum-grade

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