Horse in Art 2012 Prizewinners
Cuneo Medal Winner 2012 Dennis Syrett SEA PPROI RSMA
Dennis received the prestigious Cuneo Medal for the most meritous group of works by a Full Member, chosen by his peers, and will sit on the Judges’ panel in 2013
The Best in Show Award
£1000 generously sponsored by Denford Stud:
Jeremy Houghton for ‘Sam Waley-Cohen – Winning At Cheltenham’
Also Highly Commended: Tricia Osborne ASEA for ‘Summer Meadow’
The British Sporting Art Trust Prize
£250 for the best sculpture:
Rupert Till for ‘Hunter’s Head’
The Shadwell Stud Prize
Commission to produce artwork for the 2013 Shadwell Stud Stallion Brochure was awarded to Paul Bedingfield ASEA earlier this year.
The John Noott Galleries Prize
£300 for the best oil painting:
Debbie Dunbar ASEA for ‘Parthenon’
Parthenon
The Banstead Manor Stud Prize
£100 for the Best Sporting Picture:
Jeremy Houghton for ‘Sam Waley-Cohen – Winning At Cheltenham’
The Norton Way Gallery Prize
£250 for the best drawing:
Cathy Spearing SEA for ‘Terminando De Lavarlo II’
The Equestrian Art UK .com Contemporary Art Prize
£250 for the best contemporary art work:
Trudy Redfern for ‘Before The Off’
Before The Off
The Arabella Ralston-Saul Young Person’s Prize
£200 for equestrian art work in any medium, including sculpture:
Michelle McCullagh ASEA for ‘The Bay Colt’
The Eggesford Studio Prize
£150 for the best hunting picture or sculpture:
Fred Haycock ASEA for ‘Away From The Covert’
The Hollyland Trophy
Silver Cup and Champagne for the best work featuring a coloured or spotted horse:
Frederick Haycock ASEA for ‘Away From The Covert’
The Horse and Hound Prize
A year’s subscription to Horse and Hound for the best racing picture:
Paul Bedingfield ASEA for ‘Frankel And Friends’
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