A watercolor finished print depicting greyhound dogs running, USA 1900.

A watercolor finished print, depicting a galloping horses with jokeys. Frederic Remington. Solid cherry wood frame, polished and beeswaxed. United States circa 1900.

A watercolor finished print, depicting polo players. Frederic Remington. Solid cherry wood frame, polished and beeswaxed. USA circa 1900.

A watercolor finished print, depicting racing horses. Samuel Howitt. Solid cherry wood frame, polished and beeswaxed. England 1799.

A color print, depicting a siamese cat. Gladys Emerson Cook. Solid cherry wood frame, polished and beeswaxed. United States circa 1940.

Wonderful watercolor of working dogs by Raoul Millais. Signed with Monogram HRM Raoul Millais (1901-1999) : Born in Horsham, Sussex in 1901, Raoul Millais was the grandson of the artist Sir John Everett Millais. His early introduction to art and culture was supplemented by his enrolment at the Byam Shaw School of Art and later the Royal Academy Schools in 1921. During his studies, Millais became interested in the depiction of animals, a field in which he excelled. In 1924 he accompanied his father, the artist John Guille Millais, to Africa where Millais spent time in Sudan completing a series of studies which would later become illustrations in the book ‘Far Away Up the Nile’ (1924). The following year, Millais travelled to Angola where he continued to sketch studies of exotic animals. Upon his return to England in 1925, he settled in Wiltshire where he established himself as an equestrian portraitist. His career as an equine painter proved to be very successful, and in 1936 the artist participated in a one-man exhibition of almost 50 paintings in London. During the Second World War Millais served in the Scots Guards and continued, where possible, to paint and draw. In 1943 the artist was given leave to complete a commission to paint the Royal horses Big Game and Sun Chariot for King George VI. In the years that followed, Millais completed a great number of portraits of winning racehorses, including commissions from Sir Winston Churchill. In 1958 the artist purchased...

ART Signed Original Art, Girl with a Greyhound Watercolor Pencil Perfect for the greyhound lover is this original watercolor, a distinctive human/pet portrait with a magical realist...

Indian style watercolor on silk representing a palatine scene, the characters dressed in traditional clothing, surrounded by a frieze decorated with flowers and in its gray lacquered...

ART: Signed Original Watercolor African American Woman with Greyhound This is a beautiful, colorful watercolor pencil drawing on heavy cotton acid free paper. It measures about 14 x ...