Alfred Munnings
Alfred Munnings
SIR ALFRED MUNNINGS d1959. Widely recognised to be one of Englands finest horse painters and as an outspoken enemy of modernist art. Engaged by Lord Beaverbrooks War Memorial Fund he earned several prestigious commissions after The Great War that made him wealthy. His works hung in the best houses throughout the world and became especially collectable in the USA. He was knighted in 1944 and after his death in 1959 his Dedham home became a museum of his life. The highest price to date of a Munnings painting was achieved in 2004 at Sotherbys New York ; Lot 30 "Red Prince Mare" sold for $7,848,000 USD.
Sir Alfred Munnings
Reference Number. 10911A
An original handwritten double sided letter on his own stationary (dated February 20th 1951), clearly written and signed in ink by Sir Alfred Munnings
INCLUDES ; two original typed & signed letters from his correspond (Mr Washington) relating to his reply
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Sir Alfred Munnings
Reference Number. 10911B
An original handwritten single-sided letter on his own stationary (dated January 15th 1952), clearly written and signed in ink by Sir Alfred Munnings
INCLUDES ; three original typed & signed letters from his correspond (Mr Washington) relating to his reply
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Sir Alfred Munnings
Reference Number. 10911C
An original handwritten single-sided letter on his own stationary (dated February 15th 1952), clearly written and signed in ink by Sir Alfred Munnings "At present I've a touch of the gout"
INCLUDES ; two original typed & signed letters from his correspond (Mr Washington) relating to his reply
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Sir Alfred Munnings
Reference Number. 10911D
An original handwritten single-sided letter on his own stationary (dated February 11th 1952), clearly written and signed in ink by Sir Alfred Munnings
INCLUDES ; one original typed & signed letter from his correspond (Mr Washington) relating to his reply
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Sir Alfred Munnings
Reference Number. 10911E
An original handwritten single-sided letter on his own stationary (dated February 27th 1952), clearly written and signed in ink by Sir Alfred Munnings
INCLUDES ; two original typed & signed letters from his correspond (Mr Washington) relating to his reply
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Sir Alfred Munnings
Reference Number. 10911F
An original handwritten single-sided letter on his own stationary (dated March 6th 1952), clearly written and signed in pencil by Sir Alfred Munnings
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Sir Alfred Munnings
Reference Number. 10911G
An original handwritten double sided letter on his own stationary (dated April 21st 1952), clearly written and signed in ink by Sir Alfred Munnings "Stealing lead off churches should be the thing to let off about"
INCLUDES ; two original typed & signed letters from his correspond (Mr Washington) relating to his reply
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Sir Alfred Munnings
Reference Number. 10911H
An original handwritten double sided letter on his own stationary (dated May 6th 1952), clearly written and signed in ink by Sir Alfred Munnings
INCLUDES ; two original typed & signed letters from his correspond (Mr Washington) relating to his reply
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Sir Alfred Munnings
Reference Number. 10911I
An original handwritten double sided letter on his own stationary (dated May 8th 1952), clearly written and signed in ink by Sir Alfred Munnings
INCLUDES ; an original typed & signed letter from his correspond (Mr Washington) relating to his reply
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