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This still remains one of my favorite paintings.
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Before & After 🎨
This still remains one of my favorite paintings.
Portrait of a White Cat Seated Before a Mirror
— by an Austrian cat painter, Carl Kahler
The Monarch of the Glen (1851) by Edwin Landseer. Scottish National Gallery.
Every great story begins with a conversation. ❤️🐦
Timeless Companions 🐶✨
#pet paintings
One thing about art?
You just have to trust the process 🪄
Still in the forest visited by light 🍀
A young stag resting quietly while butterflies gather around him as if the forest itself came to say hello.
Under the Purple Canopy 🦌🤎
A young deer in a moment of quiet stillness, surrounded by purple blooms and golden light.
I opened an Etsy for Custom Pet Portraits!
I can paint any pet you'd like! From cats and dogs to reptiles, horses and possums :)
Made with oil paint on stretched canvas, varnished for vibrant colors and protection 🩷
Three Black Cats (c. 1891–1906) by Carl Kahler (Austrian, 1856 – 1906), signed ‘Carl Kahler’ (lower right), oil on canvas, 60 ¼ x 44 ¼ in (153 x 112.4 cm), Private Collection
A portrait of quiet strength 🐎🖤
The beauty of horses never goes out of style.
The world changes every day, but great art lasts forever.
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Deer in Repose by Rosa Bonheur (1867, realism, oil on canvas)
Horse traditional oil painting
The world changes every day, but great art lasts forever.
Support creativity with a ❤️
Happy #SquirrelAppreciationDay 🐿️!
Samuel John Carter, ROI (British, 1835-1892)
A scurry of squirrels, 1876
oil on canvas
61.6 x 51.4 cm (24 1/4 x 20 1/4 in.)
Via Bonhams
Bruno Liljefors (Swedish, 1860–1939), "Squirrel", 1886