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Antique Oil Painting Portrait of Hunting Hounds and Hunting Dogs on a Hunt 19th Century in Winter Snow Painting of a Dog Painting of a Hound on a Fox Hunt All Fox Hunting by Dog Portrait Artist Animal Artist Fannie Moody
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Antique Oil Painting Portrait of Hunting Hounds and Hunting Dogs on a Hunt 19th Century in Winter Snow Painting of a Dog Painting of a Hound on a Fox Hunt All Fox Hunting by Dog Portrait Artist Animal Artist Fannie Moody

19th century
Description

A very fine antique oil painting of a dog and other hunting hounds and hunting dogs painted by a late 19th century well respected animal artist.

Measurements:

Width: 75 cm

Height: 50.5 cm

A hunting oil painting of a dog and others in the winter snow in a winter landscape of a country fox hunt and fox hunting in progress.

Fannie Moody (British, 1861-1948

Animal painter, Illustrator, Miniature painter.

She exhibited extensively, including at the Royal Academy from 1888 to 1897 and the Society of British Artists, as well as throughout Liverpool and Manchester. She was awarded the Silver Medal in 1898 at the Crystal Palace Art Union for the best animal study, and was a member of the Society of Women Artists (SWA). Several of her original works have been reproduced as chromolithographs and various other types of prints, and she also did artwork for cookie tins and postcards, as well as being published in several magazines and publications. Mediums worked in included oil, watercolour, pastel, coloured chalks, conte crayon, charcoal and gouache.

This oil painting signed by Fannie Moody is understood to be probably one of her largest works. Her fabulous paintings have sold for as much as £20,000 historically, so this particular antique oil painting of hers is actually very keenly priced in our opinion due to its size and quality.

Oil painting, dog painting, painting of a dog, hunting scene, hunt, hound, fox hunting . Antique hound art. Portrait painting of a hound.

Physical Dimensions
Height
50.5cm (19.88")
Width
75cm (29.53")
Declaration

Gerald Neville Antiques has dated this Antique Foxhound Oil Painting to the 19th Century.

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SA1177084
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Hunt1
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Description
A very fine antique oil painting of a dog and other hunting hounds and hunting dogs painted by a late 19th century well respected animal artist.

Measurements:

Width: 75 cm

Height: 50.5 cm

A hunting oil painting of a dog and others in the winter snow in a winter landscape of a country fox hunt and fox hunting in progress.
Gerald Neville Antiques
fig 1. A 19th-century oil painting by Fannie Moody portraying a pack of foxhounds in a snow-covered landscape.
fig 1. Antique Oil Painting Portrait of Hunting Hounds and Hunting Dogs on a Hunt 19th Century in Winter Snow Painting of a Dog Painting of a Hound on a Fox Hunt All Fox Hunting by Dog Portrait Artist Animal Artist Fannie Moody

Fannie Moody (British, 1861-1948

Animal painter, Illustrator, Miniature painter.

She exhibited extensively, including at the Royal Academy from 1888 to 1897 and the Society of British Artists, as well as throughout Liverpool and Manchester. She was awarded the Silver Medal in 1898 at the Crystal Palace Art Union for the best animal study, and was a member of the Society of Women Artists (SWA). Several of her original works have been reproduced as chromolithographs and various other types of prints, and she also did artwork for cookie tins and postcards, as well as being published in several magazines and publications. Mediums worked in included oil, watercolour, pastel, coloured chalks, conte crayon, charcoal and gouache.

This oil painting signed by Fannie Moody is understood to be probably one of her largest works. Her fabulous paintings have sold for as much as £20,000 historically, so this particular antique oil painting of hers is actually very keenly priced in our opinion due to its size and quality.

Oil painting, dog painting, painting of a dog, hunting scene, hunt, hound, fox hunting . Antique hound art. Portrait painting of a hound.

Height
50.5cm (19.88")
Width
75cm (29.53")
Date of Manufacture

Gerald Neville Antiques has dated this Antique Foxhound Oil Painting to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1177084
Dealers Internal Ref
Hunt1
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A 19th-century oil painting by Fannie Moody portraying a pack of foxhounds in a snow-covered landscape.
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Archive I A 19th-century oil painting by Fannie Moody portraying a pack of foxhounds in a snow-covered landscape.

Antique Oil Painting Portrait of Hunting Hounds and Hunting Dogs on a Hunt 19th Century in Winter Snow Painting of a Dog Painting of a Hound on a Fox Hunt All Fox Hunting by Dog Portrait Artist Animal Artist Fannie Moody

Archive II A 19th-century oil painting by Fannie Moody portraying a pack of foxhounds in a snow-covered landscape. View II
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A 19th-century oil painting by Fannie Moody portraying a pack of foxhounds in a snow-covered landscape.
Antique oil painting portrait of hunting hounds and hunting dogs on a hunt 19th century in winter snow painting of a dog painting of a hound on a fox hunt all fox hunting by dog portrait artist animal artist Fannie moody
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A 19th-century oil painting by Fannie Moody portraying a pack of foxhounds in a snow-covered landscape.
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Sporting art gained immense popularity during the 18th and 19th centuries in Britain, driven by the landed gentrys passion for field sports such as fox hunting, horse racing, and shooting. Artists like Fannie Moody specialised in capturing working hounds and horses with anatomical accuracy and keen observation of animal behaviour.

Artists during this era typically worked with oil paint on stretched linen canvas or wooden panels, utilising natural earth pigments bound in linseed oil. Paintings were often finished with a natural resin varnish, such as dammar or mastic, to protect the surface and enhance colour saturation.

Authentic period works show age-appropriate craquelure patterns across the paint surface, natural yellowing of historical varnishes, and genuine canvas age. Artist signatures, such as that of Fannie Moody, along with traditional stretcher construction and period framing techniques, help confirm authenticity.

A traditional dog portrait can be hung as a focal point above a mantelpiece, sideboard, or within a gallery wall mixed with modern artwork. Paired with dark wood furniture, leather upholstery, or neutral linen backdrop fabrics, it provides warmth and texture to classical and contemporary settings alike.

Original oil paintings should be kept away from direct sunlight, extreme humidity fluctuations, and direct heat sources. Dusting should be done gently with a soft dry brush, while surface cleaning or varnish removal should only be performed by a professional art conservator.
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