Terence Cuneo, well known for his military art prints and steam locomotives, also painted Royal portraiture, ceremonial and state occasions and as shown here, prints of cars and his whimsical canvases featuring the mice characters, all available from Cranston Fine Arts.

Signed limited edition of 750 prints.

Whimsical Cuneo at his best with this delightful study alive with drama, interest and humour. A very impressive print.

Signed limited edition of 850 prints.

The four heroes celebrate a festive evening at the inn. Full of humour and superb art. A visual pleasure.

Open edition print.

Depicting the 1930 Cannes to Calais Maritime race.

Open edition print.

D'Erlanger fills the sump as Jack Dunfee in No.9 roars past the pits.

Signed limited edition of 850 prints. Countersigned by 5 Brooklands racing drivers of the era.

The painting depicts Sir Henry Birkin's 4.5 litre Bentley versus John Cobb's 10.5 litre Delage.

The Shires by Terence Cuneo

Signed limited edition of 500 prints.

Terence Cuneo's significant contribution to British art included many equestrian subjects. Several of the artist's royal portraits feature Her Majesty the Queen on horseback. The good humour with which Cuneo approached his commissions is typified by his account of the painting of The Shires (as reprinted beneath the image of the print):

"A peacful subject? Not on your life! What with floundering about in mud, contending with frequent showers and avoiding the exuberance of three enormous brutes with hooves like soup plates, the sketching for this work took on the aspect of a hectic game of touch-last. When I was not chasing after them, they would chase me and the pattern was alternate advance and retreat, with me becoming more breathless every minute.