Image of A Horse called 'White Sorrel', in a Landscape by English School, (18th century)

A Horse called 'White Sorrel', in a Landscape

Image description: British (English) School. Oil painting on canvas, A Horse called 'White Sorrel', in a Landscape British (English) School, late 18th century. The horse turned to the left, is brown in colour, woodland on the right and distant horizon on the left with stormy sky. This racehorse was owned by Sir John Fenwick and confiscated by William III. It was this horse that caused the king's death when it stumbled on a molehill at Hampton Court and the king was thrown. Hence the origin of the Jacobite toast to 'the little gentleman in black velvet'. , Wallington, Northumberland (Accredited Museum)
Photo credit: National Trust Photographic Library / Bridgeman Images
Image keywords: Hampton Court Palace

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