Edwin Landseer
English Artist, 1802 - 1873
Edwin Landseer (1802-1873) was an English painter and sculptor, best known for his paintings of animals and his large-scale public works. He was a great admirer of the works of John Constable and J.M.W. Turner, and his own work was heavily influenced by them. He was also a great admirer of the works of the Old Masters, and his own paintings often featured grandiose and dramatic scenes. He was a Royal Academician, and his works can be seen in many galleries and museums around the world.
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Landseer Prints
- Arab Stallion
- The Arab Tent
- Chevy
- Child with a Drawing
- A Courtyard in Olden Times
- The Deer Pass
- A Deerhound
- Duchess of Abercorn looking out of a Window
- Dying Stag
- Falcon
- Fighting Dogs
- Head of a Roebuck and Two Ptarmigan
- A Highland Landscape
- Highland Landscape with Stalkers resting by a Loch
- Highland Lassie
- Hooded Falcon
- Hours of Innocence, Lord Alexander Russell son of the 6th Duke of Bedford with his Dog
- Hunters and Hounds
- A Jack in Office
- A King Charles Spaniel
- Lady Dyke, Portrait of Elizabeth Wells
- A Portrait Study of Lady Harriet Hamilton
- A Lake Scene at Sunset
- Lion, a Newfoundland Dog
- Little Strollers
- Marianne, a Favorite Hunter
- Monarch of the Glen
- No Hunting Till the Weather Breaks, Or Hunter and Hounds
- None but the Brave deserve the Fair
- An Old Man and his Dog seated by a Road Side
- Otter Hounds
- Portrait of Mr Van Amburgh as he Appeared with his Animals at the London Theatre
- A Portrait of Neptune
- Portrait of Sir Walter Scott
- Prince George's Favourites
- Queen Victoria and the Duke of Wellington, Reviewing the Life Guards, Windsor Great Park in the Distance
- Ratcatchers
- Rearing Horse
- Rent-Day in the Wilderness
- The Savage
- Scene in Braemar, Highland Deer and Stag
- Serving the Guns
- Shoeing
- A Bellowing Stag
- A Study for Bolton Abbey in the Olden Time
- Suspense
- Three Sheep at Rest
- Titania and Bottom, Scene from A Midsummer Night's Dream
- The Travelled Monkey
- The Wood Cutter