Edwin James Douglas - Artist Info

About Edwin James Douglas

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    Edwin James Douglas (14 Jul 1848, Edinburgh, Scotland - Dec 1914, Thakenham, Sussex) was an Animal and Portrait Painter.

    Edwin Douglas flourished between 1869 and 1892. Born in Edinburgh, he was the son of James Douglas, a noted portrait painter, and exhibited his first work at the Royal Scottish Academy at the age of only 17.

    Edwin Douglas’s paintings were mainly of a sporting nature and he attracted many notable patrons, including Sir Charles Tennant and Queen Victoria. Queen Victoria purchased a picture of setters, painted by Douglas, as a birthday present for King Edward VII.

    Edwin James Douglas painted hunting scenes, dogs and genre. His speciality was Jersey cows; Douglas kept Jersey...

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