Emily Johnson is a Gloucestershire based artist, who specialises in equestrian oil paintings. Although quickly becoming renowned for her works of racehorses, she loves the chance to study all equine forms, no horse too big or small!
Why not commission a portrait of your own? or browse her original pieces and prints that are currently for sale?
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
CHELTENHAM RACECOURSE
As of Oct 2022, Emily has been Cheltenham Racecourse’s official Artist in Residence!
Being immersed in the atmosphere at Cheltenham is like nothing you’ve ever experienced. Emily loves meeting all the characters that make Races possible.
“It’s hard to put into words how completely honoured I am to be trusted with this position, especially at one of the most prestigious racecourses in the country.”
CHARITY ARTWORK
STABLE MATES
Kauto Star and Denman, are legendary rivals on the racecourse, but more like brothers behind the scenes. These two stable mates captivated racegoers year after year when they battled it out for the much sort after Gold Cup. Two very different horses sharing a brotherly affection back in the stable yard.
Painted as part of the Gold Cup 100 Community Fund Auction. The Community Fund works in conjunction with the Rotary Clubs of Cheltenham to raise funds for local charities.
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Shop paintings and prints
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‘Muscle Power’£250.00 – £1,950.00 -
‘Over the Last’£160.00 – £1,800.00 -
‘Blowing’ – Oil on Canvas Panel£1,200.00
Commissions
Emily is currently taking horse portrait commissions, however, due to high demand and limited spaces commissions are only open for booking for small windows throughout the year.
Thinking of commissioning your own piece?
This is what Kitty thought of her experience.
“I am so pleased I commissioned a piece from Emily of my horse, he’s not the most photogenic horse but Emily was so easy to work with when taking the photos, so we had plenty of choice.”
“The painting is beautiful and I cant believe how much it captures his expression and individuality. Even down to his spots and dimple in his neck! I wouldn’t hesitate to commission another piece from Emily”
