Two American Old Western Watercolor Painting Ink & Pencil Drawings Cowboy Horses
By Edward (John Edward) Borein
Located in Portland, OR
Edward Borein, along with Charlie Russell, is the most authentic of all the early cowboy artists by virtue of his familiarity with the lifestyle, sites and sounds of the west.
Watercolor, Pen, Pencil, Paper
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H 21.26 in W 26.78 in
Edward Tucker Jnr (1847-1910) - Late 19th Century Watercolour, Lake Scene
By Margot Russell
Located in Corsham, GB
A delightful watercolour landscape that captures a tranquil lake scene with distant mountains. Signed Edward Arden, the pseudonym of Edward Tucker Jnr. Well presented in a gilt mount...
Watercolor
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H 7.88 in W 10.63 in
Léon Couturier (1842-1935) A naval battle, Chateaumorand fighting oil on mahogny
By Léon Couturier
Located in Paris, FR
The captain of the vessel with the black cross is the Chevalier de Château-Morand who covered himself in this battle with a glory that no other eclipsed; zero, except that of Tourvil...
Oil
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H 40.56 in W 32.29 in D 1.97 in
Portrait of King William III, King of Great Britain c.1691; Antique Painting
By John Riley
Located in London, GB
His recorded pupils were Anthony Russell, Thomas Murray, Edward Gouge, and Jonathan Richardson Senior (1667–1745), who was the leading native-born portrait painter of the first forty...
Canvas, Cotton Canvas, Oil
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H 37.8 in W 32.68 in
Portrait of Christopher Musgrave (1664-1718) circa 1690
By John Riley
Located in London, GB
His recorded pupils were Anthony Russell, Thomas Murray, Edward Gouge, and Jonathan Richardson Senior (1667–1745), who was the leading native-born portrait painter of the first forty...
Canvas, Oil
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H 58.5 in W 59 in
John Hayls (Attributed), Portrait Of The Honourable Edward Russell
By John Hayls
Located in Cheltenham, GB
One of these was Admiral Edward Russell, a Royal Navy officer and politician.
Canvas, Oil
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H 12 in W 13 in
Antique Victorian English oil portrait of a Jack Russell dog
By Edward Aistrop
Located in Woodbury, CT
Wonderful head portrait of a Jack Russell dog Edward Aistrop was a painter of dog portraits who worked in the latter part of the 19th century.
Oil, Board
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H 12 in W 12 in
Antique Victorian English oil portrait of a Jack Russell dog
By Edward Aistrop
Located in Woodbury, CT
Wonderful head portrait of a Jack Russell dog Edward Aistrop was a painter of dog portraits who worked in the latter part of the 19th century.
Oil, Board
English Victorian portrait of a Jack Russell dog or puppy
By Edward Aistrop
Located in Woodbury, CT
English Victorian portrait of a Jack Russell dog or puppy Edward Aistrop was a painter of small scale animal portraits from the latter part of the Victorian period.
Oil
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H 5 in W 7 in
Antique Victorian English oil portrait of a Jack Russell dog
By Edward Aistrop
Located in Woodbury, CT
Wonderful head portrait of a Jack Russell dog Edward Aistrop was a painter of dog portraits who worked in the latter part of the 19th century.
Oil, Board
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H 12 in W 12 in
Antique Victorian English oil portrait of a Jack Russell dog
By Edward Aistrop
Located in Woodbury, CT
Wonderful head portrait of a Jack Russell dog This painting is attributed Edward Aistrop who was a painter of dog portraits who worked in the latter part of the 19th century.
Oil, Board
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H 5 in W 7 in
Antique Victorian English oil portrait of a Jack Russell dog
By Edward Aistrop
Located in Woodbury, CT
Wonderful head portrait of a Jack Russell dog Edward Aistrop was a painter of dog portraits who worked in the latter part of the 19th century.
Oil, Board
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H 16 in W 16 in
Antique Victorian English oil portrait of a Jack Russell dog
By Edward Aistrop
Located in Woodbury, CT
Wonderful head portrait of a Jack Russell dog Edward Aistrop was a painter of dog portraits who worked in the latter part of the 19th century.
Oil, Board
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H 13 in W 15 in
Antique Victorian English oil portrait of a Jack Russell terrier dog
By Edward Aistrop
Located in Woodbury, CT
Wonderful head portrait of a Jack Russell Terrier dog. Edward Aistrop was a painter of dog portraits who worked in the latter part of the 19th century.
Canvas, Oil, Board
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H 12 in W 15 in
English Victorian 19th century, oil portrait of a Jack Russell terrier dog, pup
By Edward Aistrop
Located in Woodbury, CT
English Victorian 19th-century portrait of a Jack Russell terrier dog or puppy Edward Aistrop was a painter of small scale animal portraits from the latter part of the Victorian per...
Oil, Board
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