Edwin Frederick Holt, Puggy & Jock

Edwin Frederick Holt, Puggy & JockThis charming late 19th century oil painting by English artist Edwin Frederick Holt (1830 1912) depicts two treasured family animals Puggy the bay and Jock the terrier. Standing patiently beneath a stable sign bearing his name, Puggy shares his stable with a faithful companion, Jock, who sits proudly on his own blanket, embroidered 'L. L.'. Another neatly folded blanket carries the initials 'W. L.', suggesting that this adorable pair were very much

A track extends to the left towards distant hills and to the right between trees

She sits with her legs crossed and looks down towards her book - perhaps in her favourite chair by the window

This beautiful little painting hails from an exciting time for English impressionism

his work ‘Mapledurham’ was shown at the Royal Academy and several other works depict the Thames from different angles

Durozé has captured the sitter’s laissez-faire attitude superbly well

Their reflections captured with a delicacy of touch and a love of Danish nature

This mid-20th-century oil on canvas is a study of an altarpiece by Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640)

Sheep meander past a rustic thatched cottage

His lilac garment an amalgamation of broad dashes in various tints

This fine late 19th-century oil painting by British artist George A Elcock (1856-1946) depicts a gentle interior scene with a young girl reading to her grandmother

The sketched arms and torso give it a mysterious

Malmö Art Museum and the Swedish State's portrait collection at Gripsholm Castle