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1858 Tuckahoe, New York - 1927 Avon, Massachusetts. Known for: Sporting art, gun dogs, horses and wildfowl painting.
Excerpt from Animal and Sporting Artists in America by F. Turner Reuter, Jr. © 2008:. Muss-Arnolt was born in Tuckahoe, NY, in 1858. He spent most of his professional life in New York City and... Read full biography
Excerpt from Animal and Sporting Artists in America by F. Turner Reuter, Jr. © 2008:. Muss-Arnolt was born in Tuckahoe, NY, in 1858. He spent most of his professional life in New York City and Tuckahoe, although little is known of his professional training. He was a noted painter of sporting and... Read full biography
Excerpt from Animal and Sporting Artists in America by F. Turner Reuter, Jr. © 2008:. Muss-Arnolt was born in Tuckahoe, NY, in 1858. He spent most of his professional life in New York City and Tuckahoe, although little is known of his professional training. He was a noted painter of sporting and gun dogs, although he executed compositions of various other canine breeds. He also painted waterfowl, upland game and other animal subjects including horses. A noted example of his equestrian work was... Read full biography
Excerpt from Animal and Sporting Artists in America by F. Turner Reuter, Jr. © 2008:. Muss-Arnolt was born in Tuckahoe, NY, in 1858. He spent most of his professional life in New York City and Tuckahoe, although little is known of his professional training. He was a noted painter of sporting and gun dogs, although he executed compositions of various other canine breeds. He also painted waterfowl, upland game and other animal subjects including horses. A noted example of his equestrian work was his 1885 foxhunting portrait The Meadow Brook Hounds Meet at the Old Westbury Pond on Long Island, NY commissioned by Augustus Belmont, Jr., M.F.H. The composition includes master huntsman and staff, a pack of fifteen couple, and the field; in all,... Read full biography
Excerpt from Animal and Sporting Artists in America by F. Turner Reuter, Jr. © 2008:. Muss-Arnolt was born in Tuckahoe, NY, in 1858. He spent most of his professional life in New York City and Tuckahoe, although little is known of his professional training. He was a noted painter of sporting and gun dogs, although he executed compositions of various other canine breeds. He also painted waterfowl, upland game and other animal subjects including horses. A noted example of his equestrian work was his 1885 foxhunting portrait The Meadow Brook Hounds Meet at the Old Westbury Pond on Long Island, NY commissioned by Augustus Belmont, Jr., M.F.H. The composition includes master huntsman and staff, a pack of fifteen couple, and the field; in all, more than twenty-eight horses with ladies in side saddle habit and two horse-drawn vehicles, a drag and a trap. This... Read full biography