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LANDSEER, SIR EDWIN -ENGLISH (1802-1873)
Landseer is famous for his paintings of horses and dogs. He has
done an especially fine job of depicting two Cavaliers in their "moping"
pose in one of his portraits. Cavalier owners will recognize this "mope"
well.
"Pet of the Duchess"
Steel
Engraving published by D. Appleton, 1876. Engraved by C.G. Lewis. This
is a scan of the black and white antique print that I own and purchased
from an antique print site on the web.
"King Charles Spaniels-The Cavaliers' Pets" 1845 This print is available from the Tate Museum. It was painted by Landseer in two days! For an interesting comparison, check out the painting by an Unknown artist entitled "Cavalier Spaniels".
"Islay" This print is available from my art.com website
"Dash, Hector And Nero" 1837-38 Three of Queen Victoria's dogs and a parrot.
"Trial By Jury Or Laying Down The Law" 1842 - This is a satire of the legal profession commissioned by the Sixth Duke of Devonshire. The Duke's own pet blenheim, "Bony", is included in the portrait as "cub reporter" to the left of the judge.
"Islay" A Terrier, Spaniel and Macaw. Available for purchase from my Art.com shopping site.
PIERSON, CHRISTOPHER
"Two Cavaliers Playing
With Frog"
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