James McDougal Hart "Cattle at Water's Edge" Original Painting, circa 1890
By James McDougal Hart
Located in San Francisco, CA
His family teased him about his painting of farm animals, saying he knew little about them first hand.
Other
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H 11.82 in W 14.18 in D 1.97 in
Very Exceptional Study of Farm Animals, Geo Bernier, France, 19th Century
Located in Paris, FR
Very exceptional study of farm animals, oil on mounted canvas, signed low left, Geo Bernier (1862-1918) France, 19th century Dimensions: 36 x 30 cm.
Paint
Animals: Ram Black-Faced Heath Breed
By David Low
Located in Florham Park, NJ
Transposed as illustrations by William Nicholson, RSA, the original paintings are by William Shiels, RSA, who was commissioned to create a series of paintings of existing British dom...
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H 38 in W 38 in D 5 in
"Pecking Order" 19th Century English Painting of Farm Animals by William Huggins
By William John Huggins
Located in Pittsburgh, PA
William Huggins (1820-1884) exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1846 until he was in his 1970s. His horse, cattle, and poultry pictures are among his best and most characteristic wo...
Canvas
Large Antique Belgian Sheep Painting by Jules Bahieu
By Jules Bahieu
Located in Dallas, TX
The artist’s use of light in this oil painting is superb. Jules G. Bahieu (1860-1894) was a Belgian artist who painted many types of farm animal paintings.
Canvas
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H 31 in W 35.5 in D 3.5 in
Mid-19th Century French Chicken Oil Painting in Gilt Frame Signed C. Guilleminet
By Claude Guilleminet
Located in Dallas, TX
The artist, Claude Guilleminet (1821-1860) was a French genre stage painter who specialized in the paintings of farmyards, farm animals and still life.
Canvas, Giltwood
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H 12.5 in W 19.25 in D 2 in
Mid-19th Century French Oil on Board Chicken Painting in Carved Gilt Frame
By Claude Guilleminet
Located in Dallas, TX
Claude Guilleminet (1821-1860) was a French genre stage painter who specialized in the paintings of farmyards and farm animals. His career began at the Paris Salon of 1856, and he al...
Giltwood
Set of Four Fine Equestrian Portraits by James Clark
By James Clark
Located in Hopewell, NJ
Late 19th century oil paintings signed by James Clark or Albert Clark. James Clark (1909) was an equestrian artist who also was renown for his paintings of prize farm animals.
Painting by William Henry Davis 19th Century, United Kingdom
Located in Houston, TX
He was known for his paintings of farm animals and landscapes.
Paint
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H 15 in W 22.25 in D 2.5 in
19th Century French Oil Chicken Painting in Gilt Frame Signed C. Guilleminet
By Claude Guilleminet
Located in Dallas, TX
Claude Guilleminet (1821-1860) was a French genre stage painter who specialized in the paintings of the farm yard and farm animals. His career began at the Paris Salon of 1856, and h...
Canvas, Giltwood
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H 43.5 in W 55.5 in D 1 in
Vintage Original Large Scale Parrot Painting by P. Charles Dark Wood Frame
Located in Topeka, KS
Many of his paintings portray farm animals, such as cattle and pig: his cattle subjects being particularly popular.
Canvas, Wood, Paint
Animal Farm: Three acrylic paintings by artist Al Robertson
Located in Madison, WI
Three contemporary acrylic paintings of farm animals by Florida artist Al Robertson.
Canvas, Paint, Wood
Expressionist Portrait of a Blue-Eyed Cow by Artist JoAnne Fleming
By JoAnne Fleming
Located in Cathedral City, CA
The many textures of paint in the cow are striking as is the layering of the pastel colors of the background. As paintings of farm animals go, in many respects this is a more sophist...
Acrylic, Canvas
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