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Sir Edwin Henry Landseer, född 7 mars 1802 i London, död 1 oktober 1873 i samma stad, var en brittisk konstnär som målade i den romantiska stilen. Hans motiv var främst djur och natur, inte minst hundar. Han har gett namn åt hundrasen landseer. Utöver måleri ägnade han sig åt skulptur, bland annat har han formgett de fyra lejonen som ...
Sir Edwin Landseer. British, 1802 - 1873. Landseer, Edwin Henry Sir
Landseer’s many skills did not extend to capturing figures in motion, and his composition, like Rubens’s, is given life by the vicious snarling animals in the foreground. Louisa Mackenzie was the daughter of a Scottish landowner who in 1858 became the second wife of William Baring, second Baron Ashburton, whose family owned the Rubens.
Edwin Landseer was only 18 when he painted this powerful work showing a rescue in the Great Saint Bernard Pass in the Alps. Two dogs have found an unconscious man partially buried by snow. They work to uncover him and alert monks in the background, who are already rushing to his aid. Augustinian monks had established a hospice (shelter) in the ...
Edwin Landseer was an important contributor to English painting and sculpture, specializing in animal subjects (dogs, horses, and stags). He was a very popular figure in Victorian art, and enjoyed significant social as well as professional success. He was elected to the London Royal Academy at the age of 29 and knighted at 48.
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer, RA (7 de Março de 1802, Londres — 1 de Outubro de 1873) foi um pintor e escultor inglês, bastante conhecido por suas pinturas de animais — particularmente cavalos, cães e cervídeos. Entretanto, as obras mais conhecidas de Landseer são as esculturas: os leões da Trafalgar Square, em Londres. ...
Edwin Landseer Mar 7, 1802 - Oct 1, 1873. Sir Edwin Henry Landseer RA was an English painter and sculptor, well known for his paintings of animals – particularly horses, dogs, and stags. However, his best-known works are the lion sculptures at the base of Nelson's Column in Trafalgar Square. Show less Read more.
