Dogs in Art

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This painting by Pierre-Roch Vigneron depicts an ambulance during the French campaign of 1814. It captures the aftermath of battle with wounded soldiers and a dog, offering a poignant glimpse into the chaos and humanity of war.

This painting depicts the coronation of Marie de' Medici, a significant event in French history, where she is crowned as queen by Louis XIII of France. The scene is richly detailed, showcasing the elaborate regalia, ceremonial attire, and the grandeur of the occasion. It is a historical painting by Alexandre-Marie Colin, inspired by the work of Peter Paul Rubens.

This painting depicts a sleeping child resting in the protective care of a brave dog, symbolizing loyalty and guardianship. The scene is set in a domestic interior, with the child nestled in a bassinet, surrounded by soft lighting that enhances the serene atmosphere. The dog, portrayed with fierce determination, stands guard, its posture conveying both strength and tenderness. The artwork captures a moment of quiet safety and emotional depth, reflecting the themes of fidelity and nurturing care.

This painting by François-André Vincent depicts King Henry IV of France meeting Maximilien de Béthune, Duke of Sully, who is wounded. The scene is set in a historical context, featuring elements such as a dog, horse, and tree, which add to the narrative and atmosphere of the moment.

This historical painting by Henri Scheffer depicts the arrest of Charlotte Corday, a French revolutionary figure. The scene captures the moment of her capture, with a focus on her expression and the surrounding objects, including a chair and a dog, which add to the dramatic tension of the historical event.

This oil painting depicts a vivid scene of Russian hunting, featuring a man on horseback with a Borzoi dog pursuing a wild boar. The artwork captures the essence of autumn with its rich colors and dynamic composition.

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This painting by Pieter Gerardus van Os depicts a serene canal scene in 's-Graveland, featuring a canal with water reflecting the surrounding landscape. The composition includes a house, trees, a sky with clouds, and a shepherd leading a herd of sheep. Additional elements such as an orchard, fruit trees, a dog, a gardener, and birds add to the tranquil rural atmosphere.

The Prison of Copenhagen by Martinus Rørbye depicts a detailed architectural scene of the Copenhagen Court House, showcasing the building's grandeur and intricate design. The painting captures the essence of the structure with a focus on its historical significance and the surrounding elements, including a sentry box, ladder, and various figures such as soldiers and a group of humans. The composition highlights the architectural details and the atmosphere of the prison, reflecting Rørbye's skill in architectural painting.

This intricate miniature from the Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry depicts a serene summer scene. The painting showcases a lush landscape with a pond, fields of grain, and a hunting scene involving falconry. It features a castle, possibly Château d'Étampes, with animals such as dogs, horses, and a falcon. The artwork captures the essence of August with its vibrant natural elements and human activities.

This painting by Karel Dujardin depicts a serene Italian landscape featuring a young shepherd playing with his dog. The scene captures the peaceful countryside, with rolling hills and a clear sky, highlighting the harmonious relationship between the shepherd and his loyal companion.

This Italianate landscape painting by Jan Asselijn depicts a serene coastal scene with a rocky shore and cliffs overlooking the sea. The composition features a château in the distance, with a boat in the foreground and a dog resting near a standing man and woman. The sky is filled with soft clouds, adding to the tranquil atmosphere of the scene.

Orpheus and the Animals is a painting by Paulus Potter depicting the mythological figure Orpheus interacting with various animals. The artwork showcases a harmonious scene where Orpheus, the legendary musician, is surrounded by animals such as a horse, elephant, stag, dog, lion, and ram. The painting is notable for its detailed portrayal of both the human and animal subjects, reflecting Potter's skill in capturing naturalistic forms and expressions.

The Bucking Gray depicts a dramatic scene of a horse bucking against a stream, with a dog and human figures in the background. The painting showcases Philips Wouwerman's skill in capturing movement and natural elements, typical of his landscape and animal genre works.

This historical painting by Cornelis Kruseman depicts King Philip II of Spain reproaching William I, Prince of Orange, in Vlissingen as he departs from the Netherlands in 1559. The scene captures the tense moment of their confrontation, with detailed armor and regalia emphasizing the historical and political significance of the event.

This anonymous 17th-century painting depicts a scene of urban life, likely set in a city square. It features a man engaged in quackery, possibly a charlatan or fortune teller, surrounded by various characters including a horse, dog, child, and woman. The artwork captures the lively atmosphere of a bustling city environment, with elements of equestrianism and everyday interactions.

This painting by Adriaen Pietersz. van de Venne depicts a serene spring scene, capturing the essence of renewal and natural beauty. The artwork showcases a tranquil landscape with elements that suggest the arrival of spring, including blooming flowers and lush greenery. The detailed brushwork and soft lighting enhance the sense of peace and vitality associated with the season.

This watercolor depicts a charming rural scene featuring a man and a woman engaged in a conversation while riding horses along a country road. The painting showcases a peaceful landscape with grassy fields, a clear sky, and a dog accompanying them. Anton Mauve's work captures the essence of equestrianism and the serene atmosphere of a rural setting.

This painting depicts a graduation ceremony at Leiden University around 1650, showcasing the academic tradition of the time. It features a group of students and faculty, with a focus on the conferring of a degree. The scene captures the formality and significance of the event, highlighting the university's role in higher education during the 17th century.

This painting by Willem Witsen depicts a winter scene along the Kromboomsloot canal in Amsterdam. The scene shows a quiet riverfront with multi-story urban buildings, entrance stairs, and details like doors and windows. Snow-covered streets and a dog walking with a person wearing a shawl add to the serene atmosphere of the cityscape.

This landscape painting by Alexandre Calame depicts a serene natural scene featuring a river, trees, and vegetation. A path leads to a ford, with a clear sky above. The composition includes elements such as a horse and rider, a dog, and a cow, suggesting a peaceful rural setting.

In 'En Barque', Pierre Bonnard depicts a serene scene of a boat on water, with a child and a woman seated together. The painting features a duck and a dog, surrounded by a broad-leaved tree and elements of recreational fishing. The composition captures the peaceful atmosphere of a quiet day, characteristic of Bonnard's Impressionist style.

This painting by Eugène Boudin depicts a serene coastal scene at Deauville, featuring a woman and a dog on a jetty overlooking the English Channel. The artwork captures the calm of the sea with a sailing ship in the distance, surrounded by a clear sky and the vibrant colors of the coastal landscape.

This painting by Eugène Boudin depicts a serene beach scene at Trouville-sur-Mer, capturing the tranquil atmosphere of the English Channel. The composition features a sailing ship in the distance, a beach umbrella, and a dog playing with a ball, all set against a clear sky. Created in 1867, it is now housed at the Musée d’Orsay.

Édouard Vuillard's painting depicts a serene forest path with a woman sitting on a bench, accompanied by a dog. The scene features a bouquet of flowers, broad-leaved trees, and a sense of quiet intimacy. The artwork captures the natural beauty of a secluded woodland area, blending elements of nature and human presence.

The Large Garden is a 1895 painting by Pierre Bonnard depicting a lush garden scene with elements such as a dog, rooster, child, apple, and hen. The artwork showcases Bonnard's distinctive style of vibrant colors and soft brushwork, capturing the serene atmosphere of a French garden.

This 17th-century landscape painting by Jan Wils depicts a serene countryside scene with the city of Haarlem in the background. The composition features rolling dunes, a man and a dog in the foreground, and the iconic Bavo Church standing out against the sky. The artwork captures the tranquil beauty of the Kennemerland region in the Netherlands.

This painting by Warnaar Horstink depicts the Amsterdamse Vaart, a canal in Haarlem, with a horse-drawn barge path. The scene includes elements such as a man, woman, dog, cattle, and a windmill, capturing the serene landscape and daily life along the waterway.

Halt at a Farrier's is a 1666 painting by Philips Wouwerman depicting a dramatic scene of a horse being tended by a farrier. The artwork showcases Wouwerman's mastery of landscape and animal painting, with detailed attention to the interaction between the horse and the farrier. The composition includes elements of nature such as trees and a building, reflecting the Dutch Golden Age's focus on realism and everyday life.

This painting by Edmund Leighton depicts Lady Godiva, a historical figure known for her ride through Coventry. The scene shows her in a modest dress, with a red headscarf, as she walks alongside her husband, Leofric, Earl of Mercia. The background features Romanesque architecture, including a tympanum and window, suggesting the setting is a medieval church or town. The painting captures the historical and cultural significance of the Lady Godiva legend.

Lady Godiva is an 1850 history painting by the British artist Marshall Claxton. It depicts the eleventh century Anglo-Saxon noblewoman Lady Godiva, shortly before her naked horseback ride through the streets of Coventry. It shows Godiva about to mount her horse to in protest against her husband's policies.

This painting by Cornelis Beelt depicts the Grote Markt in Haarlem during a festive celebration, likely commemorating the announcement of the Treaty of Munster in 1648. The scene captures a lively gathering with people, animals, and a prominent city hall, set against a vibrant sunset.

This 1667 painting by Jacob Esselens depicts the Amstel inlet known as 'De Omval' near Amsterdam. The scene captures the tranquil waters and surrounding landscape, featuring elements like a longboat, windmill, and trekschuit, along with figures of men and women engaged in daily activities.

Leaving Home is a 1907 painting by William Gilbert Gaul depicting a poignant scene of a family preparing to leave their home. The composition includes a variety of objects such as a rocking chair, carpet, and fireplace, suggesting a domestic setting. The presence of soldiers, rifles, and uniforms hints at a military context, possibly related to the American Civil War. The painting captures both the emotional weight of departure and the everyday items that symbolize home.

The Judgement of Saint George is a historical painting by Bernat Martorell, created in 1435. It depicts the legendary story of Saint George slaying the dragon and being rewarded by the king, showcasing the themes of chivalry and divine justice. The artwork is notable for its detailed portrayal of the royal court and the dramatic use of light and color.

This painting by Peter Paul Rubens depicts a dramatic scene from ancient history, illustrating the moment when Tomyris, the Queen of the Scythes, plunges the head of the slain Cyrus the Great into a vessel of blood. The composition is rich in detail, showcasing Rubens' mastery of dynamic movement and emotional intensity.

Ovid Among the Scythians is a historical painting by Eugène Delacroix, created in 1862. The artwork depicts a dramatic scene from the ancient Roman poet Ovid's exile, set among the Scythians, a nomadic people of Central Asia. The composition features a group of figures, including Ovid himself, surrounded by various animals such as horses, dogs, and a woman, capturing the tension and cultural clash of the moment.

This painting depicts a historical scene at Mount Vernon, the home of George Washington after the American Revolutionary War. It shows Washington and the Marquis de Lafayette, a French military officer who supported the American cause, standing together. The scene includes other notable figures such as Martha Washington, Eleanor Calvert, and George Washington Parke Custis, highlighting the social and political significance of the gathering.

This historical painting by Nicolai Abildgaard depicts Frederick II of Denmark constructing Kronborg Castle at Elsinore. The scene includes elements such as a dog, horse, cannon, and cannonball, suggesting a military or defensive context. It showcases the castle's construction during the 17th century, highlighting the architectural and historical significance of the site.

This painting by Vilhelm Rosenstand depicts Christian II of Denmark and Dyveke Sigbritsdatter, a historical figure. The artwork, housed at Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen, Denmark, captures a moment from their historical relationship, likely illustrating their courtship or a significant event in their lives. The painting is part of the historical genre, showcasing Rosenstand's skill in portraying historical scenes with attention to detail and period accuracy.

Coutyard with Arcades is an architectural painting by Gabriel Engels created in 1630. The artwork depicts a courtyard scene featuring arcades, a fountain, and elements such as a balcony and a dog. It showcases Engels' skill in capturing the intricate details of urban architecture and outdoor spaces.

This painting depicts Mrs. Schuyler, a historical figure, burning her wheat fields as the British approach during the American Revolutionary War. It captures a moment of defiance and scorched earth tactics, with elements such as a dog, horse, and trees included in the scene.

This painting by Étienne Bouhot depicts the bustling street scene of Saint-Germain de Charonne in Paris. The composition includes a variety of elements such as a horse, a flag of France, people walking on the sidewalk, a dog, a sentry box, a tree, and a clock face, capturing the lively atmosphere of the area in 1836.

This painting by Martinus Rørbye depicts a well located on St. Sophie's Square in Constantinople, near the Gate of the Seraglio. The scene includes architectural elements of the city, with a focus on the well and its surroundings. The artwork captures the urban landscape of 19th-century Constantinople, featuring details such as the Bosporus Strait, a fortress, and various animals like camels and dogs.

This watercolor by James Stuart depicts the Erechtheum, an ancient Greek temple in Athens. The scene includes detailed architectural elements such as the caryatids and the iconic columns of the temple, set against a sky with clouds. The painting also features a man in Ottoman clothing, possibly a historical figure or a subject of interest to Stuart, along with other elements like a dog and a horse, suggesting a richly detailed and historically informed composition.

This 19th-century painting depicts the entrance to the Beguinage in Bruges, a historic religious community. The scene includes a tree, a bridge, and the iconic Belfry of Bruges, with a dog and clouds in the background. The artwork captures the architectural details and serene atmosphere of the Beguinage complex.

painting by Antoon L. Joostens

This painting by J. B. Vanhoutte depicts a factory scene in Bruges, featuring elements such as a church, trees, birds, and a dog. The artwork captures the industrial landscape of the 18th century, showcasing the intersection of nature and human activity.

This painting depicts the market square of Bruges, showcasing the bustling activity of the 19th century. The scene includes the Church of Our Lady, the Belfry of Bruges, and other notable landmarks, with a horse and dog visible in the foreground.

This historical painting by Jean-Victor Schnetz depicts the emotional farewell of the Roman philosopher Boethius to his family while imprisoned. The scene captures the somber atmosphere of his confinement, with Boethius shown in a dignified pose, surrounded by his wife and children. The painting emphasizes themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the human condition during times of hardship.

Le Pont de l'Europe is an oil painting by French impressionist Gustave Caillebotte completed in 1876. It is held by the Musée du Petit Palais in Geneva, Switzerland. The canvas measures 125 by 181 centimetres.

The Parsonage in Greve is an architectural painting by Vilhelm Kyhn depicting the parsonage in Greve, a village in Denmark. The scene includes elements such as a dog, a woman, a chicken, and a bench, suggesting a pastoral and domestic setting. Created in 1877, the painting captures the charm of rural Danish life.

This painting by Pieter Cornelis Dommersen depicts the Jewish Quarter in Amsterdam, capturing the urban landscape with its narrow streets, traditional houses, and the daily life of its inhabitants. The scene includes a man, woman, child, and a dog, suggesting a bustling community, while the sky and birds add a sense of atmosphere to the scene.

Children of King Edward is a historical painting by Józef Simmler, depicting the young Edward V of England and his brother Richard of Shrewsbury, 1st Duke of York, who were the sons of King Edward IV. The painting captures the two boys in a domestic setting, likely in their childhood home, with a bed and a dog in the background, offering a glimpse into the royal family's private life during the late 15th century.

This painting depicts the arrival of Louis XIV at the army camp near Maastricht in June 1673. It showcases a historical scene with elements of military procession, including cavalry and cannons, set against a landscape featuring a broad-leaved tree and plain. The artwork is part of the Louvre collection and was created by Adam Frans van der Meulen.

The Place and Pont de l'Europe is a 1876 painting by Jean Béraud depicting a bustling urban scene in Paris. The artwork showcases the Pont de l'Europe bridge and the surrounding area, capturing the lively atmosphere of the city with elements such as carriages, pedestrians, and architectural details.

The Arrival of a Stage-coach in the Courtyard of the Messageries is a painting by Louis-Léopold Boilly depicting a bustling scene of a stagecoach arriving at a courtyard. The composition includes various figures such as a Voyageur, a military officer, and a dog, along with elements like a hen and a house, suggesting a lively urban environment. Created in 1803, the work captures the dynamic interaction between people and the stagecoach, reflecting the transportation and social aspects of the time.

This painting depicts Saint Francis of Paola prophesying the birth of a son to Louise of Savoy. The scene is rich in symbolic elements, including a dog, a bed, and a dolphin, which may represent various aspects of the prophecy and its significance. The artwork is attributed to Theodoor van Thulden, a Flemish painter active in the 17th century.

This painting by Prilidiano Pueyrredón depicts washerwomen in the lower part of Belgrano, likely showing a scene of daily life. The artwork includes elements such as horses, cattle, dogs, and trees, suggesting a rural or suburban setting. It is an example of 19th-century Argentine art capturing the essence of everyday activities and the natural environment.

This painting depicts a grand banquet scene from the Roman Empire, featuring Mark Antony and Cleopatra, the Egyptian queen. The scene is filled with opulence and revelry, showcasing the cultural exchange between Rome and Egypt during their alliance. Jan Steen's work captures the decadence of the event with rich details and vibrant colors, highlighting the historical significance of their relationship.

This painting by Jan Lievens depicts Quintus Fabius Maximus, his horse, and his son. It is a historical scene that showcases the subject's family and their interactions with animals, including a dog and an ermine.

The Battle of Bouvines is an 1827 history painting by the French artist Horace Vernet. It depicts Philip II of France shortly before the Battle of Bouvines in 1214. A victory for Philip, the subsequent Truce of Chinon ended the Anglo-French War.

This painting depicts a bustling seaport scene, showcasing a harbor with ships at anchor and commercial activity along the wharf. The artwork captures the essence of maritime trade, featuring detailed architectural elements and the vibrant atmosphere of a port city. Created by Anton Mozart in the early 17th century, it offers a glimpse into the bustling maritime life of either Genoa or Naples during that period.

This painting by Peter Paul Rubens depicts the coronation of Marie de' Medici in Saint-Denis, a significant event in French history. The artwork showcases the grandeur of the ceremony, with Marie de' Medici being crowned as a regent to strengthen her authority. The composition includes various figures, including her son, and features intricate details of royal attire and ceremonial elements.

The Wedding by Proxy of Marie de' Medici to King Henry IV is a historical painting by Peter Paul Rubens, depicting the marriage ceremony between Marie de' Medici and King Henry IV of France. The artwork captures the grandeur of the event, showcasing the opulence of the Medici family and the political significance of the union.

This painting by Pieter Wouwerman depicts a panoramic view of Paris, showcasing the tower and porch of Nesle, with the iconic Pont Neuf and la Place Dauphine in the background. The scene captures the city's architectural landmarks and bustling urban environment of the 17th century.

Killing a Deer or A Deer Hunt – The Kill, is a very large painting representing a hunting scene, completed in 1867 by the French Realist painter Gustave Courbet. The picture is currently on display in the Musée des Beaux-Arts et d'Archéologie of Besançon.

Arearea is an 1892 work by French painter Paul Gauguin. It was one of the works Gauguin exhibited at his 1893 Durand-Ruel exhibition in Paris. It was bequeathed to the French state in 1961, and was in the collection of the Louvre. From 1986, the painting has been in the collection of the Musée d'Orsay. The prominence in his paintings of collarless free range dogs has been the subject of much speculation as to their symbolic or metaphorical meaning.

This anonymous painting depicts a lush garden scene at the court of Philippe the Good, Duke of Burgundy. The composition includes various elements such as trees, a pond, and a house, along with figures like a domestic worker and a musician playing a trumpet. It showcases the opulence and cultural richness of the Burgundian court during the 15th century.

Campo Sant'Angelo is a panoramic view of the Venetian district of San Giorgio Maggiore, depicting the iconic Campo Sant'Angelo church and surrounding architecture. The painting captures the grandeur of Venice's urban landscape with its intricate details of buildings, canals, and the iconic bell tower. Created in 1734 by Canaletto, this work exemplifies the artist's mastery in capturing the essence of Venetian cityscapes during the Rococo period.

This painting depicts a bull in a bustling city street, showcasing the dynamic energy of urban life. The artwork, created by Jan van der Heyden and Adriaen van de Velde, captures the intricate details of the cityscape and the powerful presence of the bull.

Piques, 1860 is a historical painting by Henrique Manzo depicting a scene from 1860. The artwork captures a bustling urban setting with elements such as a drinking fountain, a monument, and a street scene, reflecting the social and architectural characteristics of the 19th century.

This painting by Alfredo Norfini depicts the construction of a reservoir at Fazenda Cachoeira in Campinas. The scene captures the labor and effort involved in building the structure, with elements of the landscape and local environment incorporated into the composition.

This painting by Alfredo Norfini depicts the process of coffee bean husking using a bovine foot, set against a rural scene. The artwork captures the agricultural labor typical of 19th-century Brazil, showcasing the connection between farming practices and domesticated animals.

This painting by Domenico Failutti depicts Dona Leopoldina de Habsburgo and her children, showcasing traditional costumes and accessories. The artwork includes detailed elements such as ruffles, belts, and necklaces, highlighting the cultural and historical significance of the subjects. It is a historical painting that captures the royal family of Brazil during the 19th century.

Oscar Pereira da Silva's painting depicts the 9th Meeting of Monsoons in the Sertão, capturing the dramatic interplay of clouds, hills, and rivers. The scene features a boat and a flag, with elements suggesting a historical expedition. The artwork is part of the Museu Paulista da USP collection.

Bandeirantes a Caminho das Minas is a historical painting by Oscar Pereira da Silva created in 1920. The artwork depicts a group of bandeirantes, Portuguese explorers, on their journey to the Minas Gerais region in search of gold and other resources. The painting captures the rugged landscape and the equipment used by these explorers, including firearms, horses, and various personal belongings.

The Dog is a painting by Francisco de Goya depicting the head of a dog gazing upwards. The dog is almost lost in the vast emptiness of the image, with only a dark sloping area near the bottom concealing its body. The placard at the Museo del Prado suggests the dog is in distress, seemingly drowning. Created in 1819, this work is part of Goya's series of etchings and paintings exploring themes of existential despair and isolation.

Aurélio Zimmermann's painting depicts a historical scene set in Porto Feliz, capturing elements of landscape, flora, and fauna. The artwork includes a house, boat, and trees, with themes of domestication and slavery subtly integrated into the scene.

Sala de Musica is a 1927 painting by Oreste Sercelli. The artwork depicts a decorative ceiling with intricate patterns of leaves, flowers, seashells, and volutes, suggesting a historical or architectural theme. Angels and rosettes are also featured, adding a sense of elegance and grandeur. The inclusion of a lyre and dog hints at a musical or cultural setting, possibly inspired by classical or Renaissance motifs.

This painting by Adam Frans van der Meulen depicts the Siege of Courtrai during the War of Devolution in 1667. The scene captures the chaos and intensity of the battle, with soldiers and horses engaged in combat amidst a stormy landscape. The inclusion of a dog adds a poignant touch to the historical event, highlighting the human and animal elements of war.

This painting depicts the historical moment when Alexander the Great cuts the Gordian Knot, a symbol of solving complex problems with decisive action. Created by Jean-Simon Berthélemy in 1767, it captures the dramatic scene of Alexander, portrayed as a young soldier, using a chariot to sever the knot, with a dog nearby. The artwork is an example of historical painting, highlighting the legendary story of Alexander's conquests.

painting by Wilhelm Brücke

Washington Rallying the Troops at Monmouth is a historical painting by Emanuel Leutze depicting George Washington leading his Continental Army during the Battle of Monmouth in the American Revolutionary War. The artwork captures the intense moment of the battle, featuring soldiers, horses, and military equipment such as muskets and swords. It is an iconic representation of leadership and perseverance during the war.

Landscape with Snow is a painting by Vincent van Gogh in 1888, believed to be one of the first paintings that he made in Arles. It is one of at least ten 1882 to 1889 oil and watercolor van Gogh paintings of a snowy landscape. The painting reflects the La Crau plains set against Montmajour and hills along the horizon.

The painting depicts the execution of Louis Antoine, Duke of Enghien, a French nobleman and military officer, in 1804. It portrays the dramatic scene of his death by firing squad at the Château de Vincennes, with a focus on the emotional intensity of the moment. The artwork captures the historical significance of the event, which was a pivotal moment in French history.

This historical painting by Gabriel François Doyen depicts Louis XVI receiving homage from the Knights of the Holy Spirit in Reims on June 13, 1775. The scene captures a formal ceremony, highlighting the political and ceremonial significance of the event.

This painting by Anna Diriks depicts the intersection of Dronningens gate and Tollbugata, showcasing the Norwegian Military Academy (Krigsskolen) in the background. The scene includes various animals such as chickens, dogs, house cats, and pigs, as well as human figures like women and men.

La Naissance d'Henri IV by Eugène Devéria depicts the baptism of Henry IV of France. The painting shows the infant Henry IV being baptized by Jeanne d'Albret, the Queen Mother, with clergy and nobles present. It includes elements such as a dog, a parrot, and a spaniel, reflecting the historical and ceremonial significance of the event.

painting by Fabius Brest

This historical painting by Jean-Baptiste Wicar depicts a scene from the life of Emperor Augustus and his wife Livia. The artwork features a detailed frieze that includes figures of Augustus, Livia, and their son, as well as references to Virgil's poetry. The composition showcases the grandeur of Roman imperial life, with elements of reading, sculpture, and historical narrative woven into the scene.

The Rocky Mountains, Lander's Peak is an 1863 landscape oil painting by the German-American painter Albert Bierstadt. It is based on sketches made during Bierstadt's travels with Frederick W. Lander's Honey Road Survey Party in 1859. The painting shows Lander's Peak in the Wyoming Range of the Rocky Mountains, with an encampment of Native Americans in the foreground. It has been compared to, and exhibited with, The Heart of the Andes by Frederic Edwin Church. Lander's Peak immediately became a critical and popular success and sold in 1865 for $25,000.

This landscape painting by Frances Elizabeth Wynne depicts irrigation practices in North Wales, showcasing rural scenes with elements like farmers, horses, and dogs, typical of the artist's work.

This drawing by Thomas Rowlandson depicts a scene of a farmhouse with mounting steps, featuring a horse and a dog. The artwork captures the rural landscape with a focus on the architectural details of the farmhouse and the surrounding environment.

This drawing by Thomas Rowlandson depicts a lively street scene, featuring various elements such as cattle, a dog, and a horse. The composition captures the bustling atmosphere of a 19th-century urban setting, with detailed attention to the interactions between animals and the surrounding environment.

This landscape drawing by Thomas Rowlandson depicts the country estate of Colswick, showcasing its grand architecture and surrounding natural scenery. The scene includes a man on horseback, a dog, and other elements typical of English rural life during the early 19th century.

This painting depicts King Louis XIV of France crossing the Pont Neuf in Paris. The scene captures the grandeur of the monarch as he rides through the historic bridge, surrounded by courtiers and dignitaries. The artwork showcases the opulence of the French court and the significance of the Pont Neuf as a landmark in the city.

This painting by Ludwig Richter depicts a bridal procession set against a lush spring landscape. The scene includes a forested area with trees, a watercourse, and a castle in the background. It features a wedding party with a bride in a wedding dress, accompanied by a dog and deer, creating a serene and picturesque atmosphere.