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An Early 19th Century Painting of a Boxer Dog, circle of Sir Edwin Landseer (1802-1873) main image

An Early 19th Century Painting of a Boxer Dog, circle of Sir Edwin Landseer (1802-1873)

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The graceful portrait of a seated dog looking to left, the soft fur finely described by delicate brush strokes, the shine on his nose and eyes giving the subject a sympathetic look.
The initials 'EL' on the left hand side of the canvas points in the direction of the animal painter Edwin Landseer, perhaps the pre-eminent animal artist of the Victorian era; a historic gallery label on the reverse of the canvas attributes the painting to Landseer.

Ref: 6318

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Height 55cm (21²¹⁄₃₂in)
Width 53cm (20⅞in)
Early 19th century oil painting of a seated boxer dog, circle of Sir Edwin Landseer, with finely rendered fur and sympathetic expression.
Early 19th century oil painting of a seated boxer dog, circle of Sir Edwin Landseer, with finely rendered fur and sympathetic expression.
Early 19th century oil painting of a seated boxer dog, circle of Sir Edwin Landseer, with finely rendered fur and sympathetic expression.
Early 19th century oil painting of a seated boxer dog, circle of Sir Edwin Landseer, with finely rendered fur and sympathetic expression.

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