Antique 20thC Framed German Shepherd Oil On Canvas By Frederick T. Daws c.1926

A 20th Century oil on canvas piece by Frederick Thomas Daws portraying "Musket", a beautiful Basset Hound.Daws, famed for his depictions of champion dogs created this piece in the 1930's in England. This unfinished work...

An antique 20th Century oil on canvas piece by Frederick Thomas Daws portraying a Jack Russell Terrier. Daws, famed for his depictions of dogs created this piece in the 1920's in Eng...

Antique 20th Century oil painting featuring a beautiful collection of four English Terrier heads on board, framed in a gold wooden frame. The piece is unsigned. This distinctive artw...

An antique 20th Century oil on canvas piece by Frederick Thomas Daws portraying a hunting scene. In the painting, a gentleman is seen holding his shotgun alongside his pair of hunting dogs...

A print mixed technique: the portrait of a German shepherd dog’s head. Signed. Solid wood frame in briar veneer wood. Germany circa 1930.

Beautiful antique drawing dog portrait of a shepherd-like dog, chalk on paper. The drawing is very nicely executed, the head, dog's fur, the colors. The colors are well preserved wit...

A captivating oil on canvas by British artist Edward Aistrop (active 1880–1920), renowned for his detailed and expressive canine portraits. This circa 1900 work exemplifies Aistrop's...

Beautiful dog portrait by the Dutch painter Jan Essen. The painting shows a Schipperke, which is a breed of dog that used to be more common than it is now. It is a small-sized shepherd, of Belgian origin. The painter has succeeded in portraying the dog in its natural position. Beautiful details are the black fur of the dog and the eyes. The way the dog looks is just very dog like, a dog lover will recognize this faithful, loyal look. Jan Essen is a well-known Dutch animal painter from the second half of the 19th century. Initially he painted landscapes and cityscapes, but under the influence of the English animal painter J. Swan he also started painting animals from 1885 onwards. He has never lacked appreciation, because his work has been awarded at exhibitions in Amsterdam, Germany, France and Australia. He learned the trade from Conrad Greive (1837-1891). Signed and dated top left, Jan van Essen...