Bennett Hubbard Oil Portrait Painting Of A Black And Tan Terrier 1835

Bennett Hubbard Oil Portrait Painting Of A Black And Tan Terrier 1835Bennett Hubbard 1806 1870. 19th. Century British School Oil on canvas. Portrait of a Black and Tan Terrier standing in a yard. Inscribed verso B Hubbard Pinxt 1835. 38. 5 by 29 cms image. Contemporary gilt wood frame 49 by 39 cms overall. Born at Louth in Lincolnshire Bennett received his artistic training from William Etty. He produced many portraits and landscape works but is primarily known as a Sporting artist. Dog portraiture being a particular

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