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Published by the Berlin Photographic Company,
Berlin, London & New York. £340 signed
in pencil glazed and framed no foxing marks or
visible defects / large
Known primarily for her paintings of dogs and
other animals in Art Nouveau style, Maude Earl
was English and came to the United States in
1916, settling in New York City.
Maude Earl became a court painter for
Buckingham Palace. She did dog portraits for
Queen Victoria, and Prince and Princess of Wales
--later Edward VII and Queen Alexandra) (her
father, George Earl, one of the first members of
The Kennel Club, was a well-known sporting
artist; her uncle, Thomas Earl, painted horses
and dogs; Earl herself was already established
as an artist at 19; three years later, exhibited
first painting at the Royal Academy.
Earl studied painting with her father, George
Earl, one of Britain's finest sporting and dog
artists. George Earl stressed the importance of
anatomy to his daughter, a knowledge that she
credits to her success with painting
dogs.British/American, 1864-1943
Marbled Beauties by Maude Earl,
British/American, 1864-1943 [pencil
signature]plus sale notice also signed in
pen to the rear of the frame labelled to the rear as:-English
Setter/Marbled Beauties; Copywrite 1902 ;
300 x 370; Photogravure , English Setters;
Compton Damsel and Compton Dinah Owner B F
Warwick esq. Number 12 of British Houns and
Gundogs; limited to 500 copies ( signed)
Original sale price to the back £300 at pre
1943 ! Original frame unopened as sold etc Mount
some water marks to base of frame pic brilliant.
Published by the Berlin Photographic Company,
Berlin, London & New York. £320 signed
in pencil glazed and framed no foxing marks or
visible defects / large 35 x 27 cm image
Known primarily for her paintings of dogs and
other animals in Art Nouveau style, Maude Earl
was English and came to the United States in
1916, settling in New York City.
Maude Earl became a court painter for
Buckingham Palace. She did dog portraits for
Queen Victoria, and Prince and Princess of Wales
--later Edward VII and Queen Alexandra) (her
father, George Earl, one of the first members of
The Kennel Club, was a well-known sporting
artist; her uncle, Thomas Earl, painted horses
and dogs; Earl herself was already established
as an artist at 19; three years later, exhibited
first painting at the Royal Academy.
Earl studied painting with her father, George
Earl, one of Britain's finest sporting and dog
artists. George Earl stressed the importance of
anatomy to his daughter, a knowledge that she
credits to her success with painting
dogs.British/American, 1864-1943
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Sir
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Gillray
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Humerous.Political....
pre 1830
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in pencil
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