British photographic artist Ripley creates artworks using high-resolution medium-format photography in combination with extensive work in post-production.

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  • The Squadron Leader of the Blues and Royals

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Twelve large-scale portraits of The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment.

 

The pictures, which took several years to create, portray officers and soldiers from The Life Guards and The Blues and Royals mounted on their horses and posed on buildings throughout London.

 

A boxed-set of the portraits was the official Coronation Present from The Household Cavalry to His Majesty King Charles III, this was presented by Ripley and senior officers from The Household Cavalry to King Charles III at Buckingham Palace on the 15th of June 2023 (view)

 

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Limited edition prints from this new collection are available to purchase and range in size from the original large-scale pieces to smaller-scale prints and a boxed-set which replicates the Coronation gift (visit Gallery 02).

 

Throughout 2023 and 2024 the work has been exhibited at prestigious venues which include historical buildings, art galleries and museums, The solo shows have included; Blenheim Palace, Royal Ascot, The NHRM, Arundel Castle, Floors Castle and Grimsthorpe among others. Please visit the exhibitions page for details on current and future shows.

 

Charity; Ripley donates 30% of sales from this collection to the Household Cavalry Foundation, the Regiments’ official Charity, whose 'Duty Of Care' includes operational casualties, veterans, serving soldiers and their dependents, and the welfare of their retired horses.

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  • Leopard Spotted Horse with Dalmatians in a Landscape

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Notable equine works include the portrait of ‘Estimate’ which Ripley created for Queen Elizabeth II in 2016, and portraits with ‘Pivotal’, ‘California Chrome’, ‘Big Bucks’, ‘Cracksman’, and the piece ‘Leopard Spotted Horse with Dalmatians in a Landscape’.

 

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