J is for John

 John Dalbiac Luard: Nearing Home

  

 John Dolman: Les Miserables (London cab stand)

  

 John Emms: Youth with Two Horses at a Trough

  

 John Frederick Tennant: Hillsborough Head, near Ilfracombe, Devon (1869)

  

 John Frederick Tennant: Waiting for the Catch (1839)

  

John Gulich: A Violin Concerto

 

 John Herbert: The Wine that Maketh Glad the Heart of Man

 

John Knox: View of Glencoe
 

John Muirhead: The Calm before a Storm (1881)

Dog Paintings

The Victorians loved their dogs, and there were a number of artists who specialized in painting them. Here is some of their work.

Arthur Alfred Davis: Working Field Spaniels (ca. 1880)

 

Arthur Wardle: After the Ball

 

Arthur Wardle: Champion Greyhound Dee Flint

 

Arthur Wardle: My Lady's Companion (ca. 1900)

 

Arthur Wardle: No One Home

 

Arthur Wardle: No Trespassing

 

Arthur Wardle: Rabbiting

 

Arthur Wardle: Terriers on the Scent

 

Arthur Wardle: Three Terriers on the Scent

 

Arthur Wardle: Two English Setters on a Grouse Moor (1903)

 

Arthur Wardle: Waiting for Master (1885)

 

John Emms: Beagles - Fathers of the Pack

 

John Emms: Char

 

John Emms: Foxhounds and a Terrier

 

John Emms: Foxhounds and Terrier in a Stable Interior (1878)

 

John Emms: St. Bernards - To the Rescue

 

John Emms: Zoe (1896)

 

Maud Earl: Champion Old Hall Beatrice (1888)

 

Maud Earl: Field Spaniel (ca. 1890)

 

Maud Earl: Portrait of a Great Dane

 

Maud Earl: The Pot Boilers

 

William Henry Hunt: Yorkshire Terriers 'Alexander & Diogenes' (ca. 1850)