Sir Edwin Henry Landseer

victorian-era

Edwin Henry Landseer Paintings 1802 - 1873 Painter, Sculptor, Etcher, Animalier, England, Victorian Neoclassicism

Isaac van Amburgh and his Animals, 1839

Oil on canvas, 44 3/8 x 68 7/8 inches (113 x 175 cm)

Royal Collection, Windsor Castle, London

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OIL PAINTING: Isaac van Amburgh and his Animals, 1839
The lion behind Isaac van Amburgh brings to mind the four bronze lions that were commissioned from Landseer towards the end of his life for the base of Nelson's col- umn in Trafalgar Square. The original commission was given to Landseer in 1857, but it preoccupied him for ten years and the lions were unveiled in January 1867.