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Landseer - The Hon. E. S. Russell and His Brother J960119
KENWOOD HOUSE, London. " The Hon. Edward Southerell Russell and His Brother" 1834 by Sir Edwin Landseer (1802-1873). Historic England is the public body that champions and protects England's historic places. © Historic England
Media ID 486290
Filename: J960119.jpg
Size: 4730 x 3693 (17.5MB)
Date: 13th July 2007
Source: Historic England
Credit: Historic England Photo Library
Source: English Heritage Images
Animal Georgian Horse Paintings
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This painting, titled "The Hon. Edward Southerell Russell and His Brother," was created by the renowned English artist Sir Edwin Landseer in 1834. The image, now held at Kenwood House in London, showcases the strong bond between two brothers, their affection for animals, and the elegance of the Georgian era. Landseer, known for his exceptional talent in painting animals, masterfully captures the essence of the two brothers' connection with their canine companions. The elder brother, Edward Southerell Russell, sits confidently on horseback, his gaze fixed on the horizon, while his younger brother looks up at him with admiration. Both brothers are dressed in fashionable Georgian attire, adding an air of sophistication to the scene. The brothers' dogs, a retriever and a terrier, complete the idyllic tableau. The retriever lies obediently at the elder brother's feet, while the younger brother's terrier playfully nips at his sleeve. The dogs' expressions mirror the emotions of their human counterparts, further emphasizing the close relationship between man and beast. Landseer's use of light and shadow adds depth and texture to the painting, creating a sense of warmth and intimacy. The natural setting, with its rolling hills and lush foliage, serves as the perfect backdrop for this heartwarming portrayal of brotherly love and the bond between man and animal. This painting is a testament to Landseer's artistic prowess and his ability to capture the essence of human emotion and the beauty of nature. It remains a beloved work in the collection at Kenwood House, continuing to captivate and inspire viewers with its timeless charm.
