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C. 1800. Henry Chalon (1770 - 1849), Oil on Canvas, Shaggy Dog (English)
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C. 1800. Henry Chalon (1770 - 1849), Oil on Canvas, Shaggy Dog (English)

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Circa 1800, (Attrib.) Henry Bernard Chalon (1770 - 1849), Oil on Canvas, Shaggy Dog (English).

Having been previously from the private collection of Frederick Thom, an International Fine Art Dealer with over 70 years experience in England, U.S.A. and Canada; this gilt framed, oil on canvas painting of a shaggy dog (believed to be a poodle) is attributed to Henry Bernard Chalon (1770 - 1849).

On the rear of the frame is a card with notes of Provenance, which includes partially identifying a Sotheby's reference code, which according to the printed card, is believed to have been from a previous Sotheby's sale in London.

ARTIST:

One of the more important painters of his time, Chalon was the son of Jan Chalon, a Dutch musician and engraver from Amsterdam (1749-95), and 'Jackey' Barnard, the daughter of Sir John Barnard, a financier, London merchant, Lord Mayor and M.P. (1722-61). Chalon studied at the Royal Academy schools and married a sister of the artist James Ward. Their daughter Maria A. Chalon became a miniaturist. Chalon became estranged from his wife and James Ward tried, unsuccessfuly, to damage his career.

Chalon had considerable success as a painter and in 1795 was appointed animal painter to the Duchess of York, and later to the Prince Regent and William IV. It was during the Regency that some of his best work was painted. Other important patrons included the Dukes of Beaufort and Devonshire, Earl Grosvenor, Lord Raby and Col. Thornton. He exhibited almost two hundred pictures at the Royal Academy but was never made an Academician, possibly influenced by his brother-in-law James Ward. Despite this he had nineteen plates published in The Sporting Magazine, he published Chalon's book of animals and birds of every description, and in 1804, Studies from Nature, which shows some Stubbs influence.

CONDITION:

Wear commensurate with age. Crackled patina to canvas (see photos).

PROVENANCE:

Frederick Thom Galleries, Canada.

Purchased from above by Grandfather of Previous Owner, a Private Collector in Toronto, Canada.

Purchased from Previous Owner.

Physical Dimensions
Height
50.5cm (19.88")
Width
39.6cm (15.59")
Declaration

White Space Antiques has dated this piece to the 1800s.

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Circa 1800, (Attrib.) Henry Bernard Chalon (1770 - 1849), Oil on Canvas, Shaggy Dog (English).
Having been previously from the private collection of Frederick Thom, an International Fine Art Dealer with over 70 years experience in England, U.
White Space Antiques

S.A. and Canada; this gilt framed, oil on canvas painting of a shaggy dog (believed to be a poodle) is attributed to Henry Bernard Chalon (1770 - 1849).

fig 1. C. 1800. Henry Chalon (1770 - 1849), Oil on Canvas, Shaggy Dog (English)
fig 1. C. 1800. Henry Chalon (1770 - 1849), Oil on Canvas, Shaggy Dog (English)

On the rear of the frame is a card with notes of Provenance, which includes partially identifying a Sotheby's reference code, which according to the printed card, is believed to have been from a previous Sotheby's sale in London.

fig 2. C. 1800. Henry Chalon (1770 - 1849), Oil on Canvas, Shaggy Dog (English)
fig 2. C. 1800. Henry Chalon (1770 - 1849), Oil on Canvas, Shaggy Dog (English)

ARTIST:

One of the more important painters of his time, Chalon was the son of Jan Chalon, a Dutch musician and engraver from Amsterdam (1749-95), and 'Jackey' Barnard, the daughter of Sir John Barnard, a financier, London merchant, Lord Mayor and M.P. (1722-61). Chalon studied at the Royal Academy schools and married a sister of the artist James Ward. Their daughter Maria A. Chalon became a miniaturist. Chalon became estranged from his wife and James Ward tried, unsuccessfuly, to damage his career.

Chalon had considerable success as a painter and in 1795 was appointed animal painter to the Duchess of York, and later to the Prince Regent and William IV. It was during the Regency that some of his best work was painted. Other important patrons included the Dukes of Beaufort and Devonshire, Earl Grosvenor, Lord Raby and Col. Thornton. He exhibited almost two hundred pictures at the Royal Academy but was never made an Academician, possibly influenced by his brother-in-law James Ward. Despite this he had nineteen plates published in The Sporting Magazine, he published Chalon's book of animals and birds of every description, and in 1804, Studies from Nature, which shows some Stubbs influence.

CONDITION:

Wear commensurate with age. Crackled patina to canvas (see photos).

PROVENANCE:

Frederick Thom Galleries, Canada.

Purchased from above by Grandfather of Previous Owner, a Private Collector in Toronto, Canada.

Purchased from Previous Owner.

Height
50.5cm (19.88")
Width
39.6cm (15.59")
Date of Manufacture

White Space Antiques has dated this piece to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
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C. 1800. Henry Chalon (1770 - 1849), Oil on Canvas, Shaggy Dog (English)
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