Spaniel Dog Paintings After Sir Edwin Henry Landseer Titled The Cavaliers Pets
Price
£475
| $599 USD | €542 EUR
Item Ref
CLC/095
Description
Very fine antique oil painting after Sir Edwin Landseer's original (now in the Tate, London) known as '-
The Cavaliers Pets'.
The present composition dates to around the 1890-1900 period and is certainly by a very good English painter of that era. Wonderful depiction of the characters these two King Charles Spaniels carry - with their little eyes peeping to the side, waiting for their masters return.
One leans against the masters plumed hat, whilst spurs lay to the other side.
“The Cavaliers Pets" was a ground breaking work of art when Landseer completed it in 1845.
It is due to it, that the addition of 'cavaliers' to King Charles Spaniels took place! Since 1845, it has reproduced in books, engravings, prints and versions of it painted by other famous artists in their own right.
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ABOUT EDWIN LANDSEER ( Born: 7 March 1802 - Died: 1 October 1873, London )
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer RA was an English painter and sculptor, well known for his paintings of animals – particularly horses, dogs, and stags. However, his best-known works are the lion sculptures at the base of Nelson's Column in Trafalgar Square.
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FRAME SIZE :
Height 16 Inches ( 41 cm ) x Width 18Inches ( 46 cm )
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CONDITION
Very Good Order after past restoration including a reline and replacement gallery swept frame.
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DELIVERY
UK Next Day. Tracked £20
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QUOTE REF : CLC/095
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Internal Ref: CLC/095
Dimensions
Height = 41 cm (16")Width = 46 cm (18")
Depth = 5 cm (2")
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