This delightful oil on canvas, after Sir Edwin Henry Landseer's 1845 painting, depicts two King Charles Spaniels resting on a red-draped table. The dogs, one with black markings and the other with chestnut markings, are adorned with blue ribbons, enhancing their aristocratic charm. Their expressive eyes and relaxed poses exude a sense of warmth and companionship, capturing the grace and elegance associated with the breed. The artist has skillfully employed a rich palette and detailed brushwork to render the dogs' silky coats and the soft textures of the surrounding fabric. The composition reflects Landseer's celebrated ability to bring personality and emotion to animal portraiture, making this piece a captivating homage to his style. Sir Edwin Henry Landseer (1802-1873) was a prominent English painter and sculptor known for his mastery in depicting animals. A child prodigy, Landseer's works often explored the themes of human emotion and nobility through animal subjects. He gained widespread acclaim for his lifelike portrayals of dogs, horses, and other animals, and was a favorite of Queen Victoria. Signature on lower right: Jack Hong. Housed in a gilded and black frame. Artwork dimensions: 15.50"L x 11.50"H. Frame dimensions: 18.25"L x 14.25"H x 1"W.

Artist: After Sir Edwin Henry Landseer (British 1802-1873)
Issued: 20th century
Dimensions: See Description
Country of Origin: England

Age related wear.