Collector's Journal — British Animal Painting
Victorian King Charles Spaniels: Blenheim, Prince Charles & the Art of the Canine Portrait
19th Century Art Antique Dog Portrait Blenheim Spaniel British Animal Painting British Sporting Art Canine Portraiture Collector's Journal Country House Art John Dalby King Charles Spaniel Prince Charles Spaniel Victorian Art Victorian Dog Painting
Discover the history behind a circa 1880 British oil painting of two King Charles Spaniels—a Blenheim and Prince Charles tricolour—set within an atmospheric wooded landscape and catalogued in the manner of John Dalby of York.
The Victorian Shorthorn Bull: A British Livestock Portrait with a Bourgeois Aîné Paris Connection
Agricultural Art Art Research and Provenance Bourgeois Aine British Animal Painting British Naive Art Fine Art Conservation Golding Young and Mawer Livestock Painting Rural Art Shorthorn Bull The Collectors Journal Victorian Art William Ward
Discover the remarkable story behind a late-Victorian British Shorthorn bull painting, circa 1890. From its Bourgeois Aîné, Paris F8 artist’s support and Golding Young & Mawer provenance to professional conservation and its private loan and exhibition with the Famous Lord Hill Museum, the reverse reveals almost as much history as the painting itself.
J. Warnes: The Lurcher and the English Countryside
Art Research British Animal Painting British Dog Art Collectors Journal Colonel Peter Fishbourne Dog Portrait Earls Colne Edwardian Art Edwardian Britain English Countryside Essex Greyhound J. Warnes Lime House Lurcher Lurcher Painting Lurcher Portrait Provenance Research Rowney & Co Samuel John Carter Sporting Art Sporting Painting Victorian Sporting Art Working Dogs
A sensitive circa 1910 portrait of a lurcher by British artist J. Warnes places a working dog within the English countryside, offering an evocative glimpse into Edwardian rural life and the tradition of British sporting and animal painting.
