Antique British Oil Dog Portrait by Edward Aistrop in Gilt Frame, circa 1900

An American oil on board dog painting from the late 19th century in giltwood frame. How not to melt in front of this heartwarming scene? A russet and white dog is comfortably resting...

A Belgian framed oil on canvas painting by Charles Van den Eycken (1859 – 1923), depicting two dogs in an interior. Created in Belgium during th...

An English late 19th century oil painting of a dog sitting in an armchair with red cushion in giltwood frame. This exquisite animal painting features a short hair caramel colored dog, majestically sitting in a chair, in a manner reminiscent of Velasquez' depiction of Pope Innocent X. A red cushion, whose deep tones contrast beautifully with the dog's coat, assures us that the dog is very comfortable! Dog portraits became popular during the 18th century among the hunting aristocracy, and the establishment of The Kennel Club in 1873, further encouraged their popularity. This portrait is a perfect example of this trend. Set inside a lovely giltwood frame, this vertical format English dog portrait...

An English oil on canvas hunting dog painting from the late 18th century in carved giltwood frame. Elevate your art collection with this captivating English oil on canvas painting from the late 18th century. Depicting a scene of two hunting dogs gracefully running through the rolling hills, this artwork exudes a sense of energy and movement. The overcast sky adds a touch of drama, enhancing the overall atmosphere of the painting. Presented in a carved giltwood frame, this piece showcases a horizontal format that perfectly complements the composition. The carved details of the frame further enhance the visual appeal of the artwork, adding an element of elegance and sophistication. The painting is wired in the back, making it conveniently ready to be hung in your preferred space. Whether displayed in a living room, study, or gallery, this English hunting dog...

Fine 19th century English oil on canvas: Portrait of a dog, after Edwin Landseer. The verso photo documented, original canvas, Initialed W M May 1882. Based on a drawing of Landseer's Scottish deerhound...

An antique painting of a (probably) black terrier on a chair. It is signed and dated lower left, Charles Van Den Eycken, 1896. It is painted on ...

Copy of a dog portrait titled "The Proud Victor" showing a Terrier standing over a vanguished rodent

Gorgeous portrait of a small greyhound. The detail in the fur almost appears textural and the artist did a great job of depicting light reflecting off of the dog’s coat...