Lucy Elizabeth Kemp-Welch was a British painter and teacher who specialised in painting working horses. She is best known for the paintings of horses in military service she produced during World War One and for her illustrations to the 1915 edition of Anna Sewell's Black Beauty.
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Related works from the webColt Hunting in the New Forest
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Colt Hunting in the New Forest | Art UK
Horses bathing in the sea
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Horses bathing in the sea 1900 Lucy KEMP-WELCH - Works | NGV ...
Gypsy Horse Drovers
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Gypsy Horse Drovers | Art UK
Timber-Hauling in the New Forest
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Timber-Hauling in the New Forest | Art UK
Study for 'Gypsy Horse Drovers'
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Study for 'Gypsy Horse Drovers' | Art UK
Big Guns to the Front
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Big Guns to the Front | Art UK
Foam Horses
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Foam Horses | Art UK
Aristocrats
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Aristocrats | Art UK
Rosemary Cottage, Leintwardine, Herefordshire
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Rosemary Cottage, Leintwardine, Herefordshire | Art UK
Mixed Company at a Race Meeting
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Mixed Company At A Race Meeting 1904 by Lucy Kemp-Welch oil ...
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