William Woodhouse - Tigers
William Woodhouse - Tigers
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William Woodhouse Oil on Board, Tigress and Cubs.
A charming late Victorian oil on board by the British sporting and wildlife artist William Woodhouse (1857-1939), depicting a tigress resting with her two cubs in a natural woodland setting.
The tigress is shown lying amongst the long grasses and undergrowth, with one cub nestled beside her and another resting in the foreground. A wonderfully atmospheric wildlife painting, with lovely warm autumnal colouring and fine detail to the animals and surrounding foliage.
The painting is signed 'W. Woodhouse' to the lower left-hand corner and is presented in a decorative gilt frame.
A very appealing and decorative Victorian animal painting, particularly suited to a country house interior or a collection of sporting and wildlife art.
Frame size: 33 cm high x 43 cm wide.
William Woodhouse (British, 1857-1939) was a well-regarded sporting and animal painter, particularly known for his detailed studies of dogs, horses, game birds and wild animals. He worked in both oils and watercolours and exhibited at the Royal Academy and other leading British exhibitions. His paintings are admired for their naturalistic portrayal of animals and their attention to detail.
Dimensions:
1900-1949
Circa 1900
Oil on board
United Kingdom
William Woodhouse
Great condition, one small chip on the surface (see images).
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