Henry Stull

Henry Stull (1851–1913) was an American painter celebrated for his masterful depictions of thoroughbred racehorses, becoming one of the foremost equestrian artists of the Gilded Age. His detailed and lifelike portraits of champion horses and their owners were highly sought after by prominent figures in American horse racing society. Stull's work appeared regularly at major exhibitions and his paintings continue to command strong prices at auction, particularly among collectors of sporting and equestrian art.