The Paddock No. 01 - Memnon, with William Scott Up
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An heirloom-quality reproduction of "Memnon, with William Scott Up" by John Frederick Herring Snr. (1825).
We curate our collections from open-access historical archives around the world. By bringing these public-domain masterpieces out of university vaults and museum storerooms, we strive to give historic fine art a second life on your walls through fine-art giclée printing and custom archival framing.
The Paddock No. 01 - Memnon, with William Scott Up
Archival Fine Linen • 1 5/8" Gold English Heritage Frame
$150.00
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Painted in 1825 by master sporting artist John Frederick Herring Snr., this fine-art reproduction depicts the champion Thoroughbred Memnon alongside jockey William Scott following their historic St. Leger Stakes victory at Doncaster. It captures the grandeur of Regency-era British horse racing, evoking the prestige of elite paddocks and 19th-century English turf history.
Displayed ready-to-hang for a classic feel, this piece anchors a high-end equestrian gallery wall. Style it alongside dark mahogany frames, antique brass stirrup accents, or detailed architectural studies of historic country estates to celebrate pure English racing heritage.
An heirloom-quality reproduction of "Memnon, with William Scott Up" by John Frederick Herring Snr. (1825).
Hand-selected for our The Paddock collection, this piece has been meticulously curated for a timeless home.
Arrives wall-ready with pre-installed hanging hardware included.
Paper: Fine Archival Linen
Print Dimensions: 8" H x 10" W
Frame Finish: 1 5/8" English Heritage Gold
Outer Dimensions: Approximately 10.5" H x 12.75" L
Matting: None.
Glazing: Framed without glass glazing, allowing the rich texture of the paper to interact softly with natural light.