United Kingdom, England. 1848 - 1896
Animal and outdoor sporting artist
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1815 - 1885. Known for: Landscape paintings, sporting, dogs.
Most acclaimed for his life-like depiction of dogs, his work is often compared to that of Sir Edwin Landseer. Ansdell was born in Liverpool and educated at the Blue Coat School. He studied under W.... Read full biography
Most acclaimed for his life-like depiction of dogs, his work is often compared to that of Sir Edwin Landseer. Ansdell was born in Liverpool and educated at the Blue Coat School. He studied under W. C. Smith, a portrait painter, and then worked for an art dealer in Liverpool, before entering the... Read full biography
Most acclaimed for his life-like depiction of dogs, his work is often compared to that of Sir Edwin Landseer. Ansdell was born in Liverpool and educated at the Blue Coat School. He studied under W. C. Smith, a portrait painter, and then worked for an art dealer in Liverpool, before entering the Liverpool Academy in 1836. He first exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1840. In 1845 and 1846, Ansdell was elected President of the Liverpool Academy. He moved prermanently to London in 1847. It was there... Read full biography
Most acclaimed for his life-like depiction of dogs, his work is often compared to that of Sir Edwin Landseer. Ansdell was born in Liverpool and educated at the Blue Coat School. He studied under W. C. Smith, a portrait painter, and then worked for an art dealer in Liverpool, before entering the Liverpool Academy in 1836. He first exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1840. In 1845 and 1846, Ansdell was elected President of the Liverpool Academy. He moved prermanently to London in 1847. It was there that he began to work with Thomas Creswick and William Powell Frith on several collaborations and established his long-standing reputation. Submitted by Melissa Nicoud, National Museum of Wildlife Art... Read full biography
Most acclaimed for his life-like depiction of dogs, his work is often compared to that of Sir Edwin Landseer. Ansdell was born in Liverpool and educated at the Blue Coat School. He studied under W. C. Smith, a portrait painter, and then worked for an art dealer in Liverpool, before entering the Liverpool Academy in 1836. He first exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1840. In 1845 and 1846, Ansdell was elected President of the Liverpool Academy. He moved prermanently to London in 1847. It was there that he began to work with Thomas Creswick and William Powell Frith on several collaborations and established his long-standing reputation. Submitted by Melissa Nicoud, National Museum of Wildlife Art
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United Kingdom. 1797 - 1861
Painting, nature, hunting scenes, fishing scenes, equestrian, historical, portraits
France. 1824 - 1896
Animal sculpture, animalier, dog specialty
Switzerland, England. 1767 - 1849
Horses and dogs in landscape, figure and portrait painting
England. 1769 - 1859
Animal, history, portrait and romantic landscape painting, engraving
United Kingdom, England. 1787 - 1876
Figure, landscape painting, rural genre
United Kingdom, England. 1780 - 1831
Painting, equestrian genre, horses, dogs, landscape
United Kingdom. 1733 - 1807
Landscape, animal paintings
United Kingdom. 1845 - 1879
Sculpture
United Kingdom. 1770 - 1849
Horse painting, equine genre
United Kingdom, England. 1755 - 1828
Race horse portrait and hunting scene painting
United Kingdom, England. 1824 - 1908
Paintings of hunting dog portraits and dogs and other animals in landscape
France. 1829 - 1912
Realist animal and bird sculpture-hunting motif
England. 1864 - 1941
Horse and dog portraits and cattle in landscape painting
France. 1801 - 1864
Sculpture
England. 1843 - 1912
Dog and horse portraits, animals in landscape
United Kingdom. 1763 - 1840
Painting
United Kingdom. 1848 - 1943
Painting
Scotland, United Kingdom. 1860 - 1935
Birds in natural habitat, wildlife in landscape watercolor paintings, illustrations
United Kingdom. 1855 - 1888
Animals, hunting scenes
England. c.1820 - c.1890
Equestrian figure and horseracing painting
United Kingdom, England. 1800 - 1862
Bucolic landscape and riverside painting, often with trees
England, United Kingdom, Belgium. 1856 - 1932
Townscape and genre painting, watercolor specialty
United Kingdom, England. 1936 - 2022
Realist equestrian genre painting, landscapes, snowscenes
United Kingdom. fl. 1850-1860
Painting
United Kingdom, England. 1805 - 1891
Bucolic scene watercolors, cattle in landscape, engraving
United Kingdom, England. 1880 - 1950
Sporting dogs, show dogs, landscape and wildlife painting
United Kingdom. 1869 - 1958
Equestrian painting
United Kingdom. 1808 - 1893
Domestic animal paintings
France. 1824 - 1910
Animal and figure sculpture, statues and monuments
New York / United Kingdom, England. 1878 - 1966
Sporting, animal, equestrian, foxhunting, shooting, plein air
Scotland, United States. 1864 - 1937
Society portrait, landscape, marine and history painting