Edwin Douglas was born in 1848 and flourished between 1869 and 1892. Born in Edinburgh, he was the son of James Douglas, a noted portrait painter, and exhibited his first work at the Royal Scottish Academy at the age of only 17.
Edwin Douglas´s paintings were mainly of a sporting nature and he attracted many notable patrons, including Sir Charles Tennant and Queen Victoria. Queen Victoria purchased a picture of setters, painted by Douglas, as a birthday present for King Edward VII.
See Ho (Restrike Etching)
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Slipped (Restrike Etching)
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Sharp Turn (Restrike Etching)
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White Wins (Restrike Etching)
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Ten Miles from Kennel (Restrike Etching)
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Roadside Meet (Restrike Etching)
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Mine Host (Restrike Etching)
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Hunt the Slipper (Restrike Etching)
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A Jersey Family (Restrike Etching)
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Sark (Restrike Etching)
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Jersey (Restrike Etching)
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The Finish of the Run
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Two Setters in a Highland Landscape
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Off to the meet
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From scent to view
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The Finish of the run
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Starting from Kennels
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Throwing in
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Drawn Blank
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After a good run
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Morning - Going to Cover
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Evening - Returning to Kennels
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Coaching incidents
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Coaching incidents
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Just too late
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Just in late
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Hunting incidents
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The favourite: Before the race
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Left Behind
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The favourite: After the race
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A Collie, The Guardian Of The Flock, 1908
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Foxhounds And A Terrier
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