Showing 24 artworks out of 34 with Sir Edwin Henry Landseer and with artwork date before 1831 and with artwork date after 1821
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Witness the captivating 'The Illicit Highland Whisky Still' by Sir Edwin Landseer – a Victorian masterpiece depicting a rustic gathering around a fireplace. Explore this iconic oil painting’s rich details and historical context.
Explore 'The Pot of Gartness' by Sir Edwin Henry Landseer – a serene landscape painting capturing the beauty of Drymen, Stirlingshire. Admire the flowing river and ancient trees in this iconic Victorian masterpiece.
Explore Sir Edwin Landseer’s 1824 portrait of Walter Scott! A Romantic masterpiece depicting a solitary figure in a dramatic mountain cavern. Oil painting, chiaroscuro & evocative mood.
Sir Edwin Landseer's 'A Boy and Two Greyhounds' captures Victorian sentiment with a poignant scene of companionship. A stunning oil painting, rich in detail & emotion.
Witness Landseer's masterful 1823 depiction of a noble bay mare against a pastoral scene; bring this Victorian wildlife masterpiece home today.
A stunning 1828 sketch by Sir Edwin Landseer depicting a hunting scene with a man, woman, and dogs amidst Highland mountains, showcasing the artist's remarkable realism and capturing Victorian-era wildlife art – discover this exquisite reproduction.
A serene dog gazes through a window at a distant castle in this evocative 1831 oil painting by Sir Edwin Henry Landseer that captures the contemplative mood of the Victorian era and invites you to bring its warmth home.
Capturing a poignant moment of connection between two dogs in a lush landscape, this 1822 masterpiece by Sir Edwin Henry Landseer invites you to bring the soulful charm of Victorian animal portraiture into your home.
Sir Edwin Landseer’s "The Dog and the Shadow" (1822) captures a serene pastoral scene in loose Impressionistic style. Explore this Romantic landscape painting's charm & technique.
A charming Victorian scene of young Lord Alexander Russell riding his pony Emerald through a lively meadow by Sir Edwin Henry Landseer invites you to bring this heartwarming piece of animal portraiture into your home.
A poignant Victorian scene featuring a man and woman with sheep by Sir Edwin Henry Landseer captures the soulful realism of 1830s England, inviting you to bring this timeless masterpiece into your private collection.
A dignified portrait of Sir Walter Scott captured by Sir Edwin Henry Landseer in 1824 featuring rich textures and scholarly details that invite you to bring this piece of Victorian history into your collection.
Explore Sir Edwin Landseer’s ‘A Fireside Party’ (1829). This poignant oil painting depicts chained dogs in a rustic interior, showcasing realism & romanticism. A touching study of loyalty and hardship.
Explore 'A Scene at Abbotsford' by Landseer! This 1827 oil painting captures a stunning hunting scene with majestic hounds & rich detail. Admire its realistic style & celebrate Victorian art.