FUTURE:
Ripley - Sussex Art Fair (West)
17-19 May 2019
Goodwood Racecourse Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 0PS
Friday 17th May - Private View - 6pm to 9pm
Saturday 18th May - General Admission - 10am - 6pm
Sunday 19th May - General Admission - 10am - 6pm
For more information and to buy your ticket, please visit https://www.sussexartfairs.co.uk/buy-tickets/
Works on show in Booth 15 :
‘Leopard Spotted Horse with Dalmatians in a Landscape’ Edition of 7 : 188.5 x 83.8 cm / 74.2 x 33 ins (framed size approx 213.3 x 106.6 cm / 84 x 42 ins)
‘Racehorse on Newmarket Heath with a Rubbing Down House’ - Ripley 2014
Edition of 5 (+2 AP) : 164.2 x 101.6 cm (64.6 x 40 ins)
‘Black Thunder - overlooking gallops and a landscape’ - Ripley 2013 (r2018)
Edition of 11: 121.92 x 91.57 cm (48 x 36 ins)
‘Racehorse in Times Square, New York’ - Ripley 2012
Edition of 5 (+2 AP) : 135.5 x 101.6 cm (53.5 x 40 ins)
‘California Chrome’ - Ripley 2015. Edition of 11, 96.1 x 83.8cm (37.8 x 33ins)
Smaller prints will also be available.
CURRENT :
Ripley - Palace House
Installation: 2018 - Present
National Heritage Centre for Horseracing & Sporting Art
Palace House, Palace Street, Newmarket, CB8 8EP
From November 2018 Ripley's portrait of Pivotal is presented at Palace House - The National Heritage Centre for Horseracing & Sporting Art, in Newmarket, UK.
The picture is displayed in the Museum’s Gallery 6 and forms part of their permanent collection.
www.palacehousenewmarket.co.uk
Palace House Press Release .PDF
Ripley - Ascot Racecourse, Ascot, UK
Installation: 2017 - Present
As of 2017, Ripley's portrait of Estimate forms part of a permanent installation at Ascot Racecourse about his work.
Presented on a 'living' wall, the framed picture is a replica of the picture Ripley presented to Her Majesty The Queen in 2016.
A video is also presented which highlights details within the Estimate portrait, as well as other works such as The Gurkha, California Chrome, Postponed, Galileo Gold, Leopard Spotted Horse and many more …
Ripley - Coolmore Stud, Ireland
Installation: 2018 - Present
As of January 2018 Ripley's portrait of The Gurkha is installed at Coolmore Stud, Ireland.
PAST:
Ripley - Chatsworth House
10-12 May 2019
Chatsworth House, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1PP
Ripley's portrait "Leopard Spotted Horse with Dalmatians in a Landscape" will be presented amongst a group of artists exhibiting at the Dodson & Horrell Chatsworth International Horse Trials.
Ripley - Art Fair East
30 November - 2 December 2018
The Halls, St Andrew Plain, Norwich
Ripley - The Munnings Art Museum
7th October 2017
Ripley was invited as the speaker for the inaugural Munnings Birthday Lecture at The Munnings Art Museum in Dedham Vale (Nr Colchester, UK).
Solo Exhibition & talk
Works presented:
Estimate
Galileo Gold
Leopard Spotted Horse with Dalmatians in a Landscape
Racehorse on Newmarket Heath with a Rubbing Down House
Racehorse in an English Landscape
American Trilogy in Times Square, New York
Black Thunder overlooking gallops and a landscape
Ripley - The Kennels, Goodwood House, Sussex, UK
'An evening with Ripley'
26th November 2015 : Private view and talk.
Works presented:
California Chrome
Postponed
Dubday
Racehorse at Goodwood House
Racehorse in an English Landscape
American Trilogy in Times Square, New York
Black Thunder overlooking gallops and a landscape
Racehorse on Warren Hill Gallops, Newmarket
Racehorse on Newmarket Heath with a Rubbing Down House
Ripley - London Art Fair
Works presented:
American Trilogy in Times Square, New York
Black Thunder overlooking gallops and a landscape
21 - 25 January 2015
Business Design Centre
52 Upper Street
London N1 0QH
Ripley - The July Week Exhibition 2014. The Jockey Club Rooms, Newmarket.
Solo Exhibition: 'Ripley - The July Week Exhibition'
8 July : Public Open Day
9 - 12 July : Private View
Extended view of individual works : September 16 - November 8 (Private View).
Ripley was invited by The Jockey Club Rooms in Newmarket to hold the world premier exhibition of his thoroughbred racehorse portraiture throughout the July Week Festival 2014. Twelve pictures were presented. (No works were offered for sale).
The Jockey Club has been at the forefront of British Horse Racing for over 250 years and their Rooms in Newmarket house one of the most distinguished collections of horse racing art in Great Britain. Masterpieces within their collection include works by esteemed painters; George Stubbs, J F Herring Senior, John Ferneley, JN Sartorius, Emil Adam and Sir Alfred Munnings. Patron: Her Majesty The Queen.
Works presented:
Racehorse in an English Landscape
American Trilogy in Times Square, New York
Black Thunder overlooking gallops and a landscape
Racehorse on Warren Hill Gallops, Newmarket
Racehorse on Newmarket Heath with a Rubbing Down House
Untitled (1)
Untitled (2)
Racehorse on Warren Hill Gallops, with eight riders
Five Dream
Racehorse in an English Garden
Big Buck’s on Cleeve Hill overlooking Cheltenham Racecourse
Untitled (3) without a background