Scottish historical art prints by renowned Scottish artist Sir Edwin Landseer, published by Cranston Fine Arts. 

Major British artist of the 19th century. Sir Edwin Henry Landseer born 7th march 1802 and died October 1st 1873. Sir Edwin Landseer painted mainly, Horses, Dogs and Stags. with the major paintings such as Monarch of the Glen hanging in major art galleries collections such as the Tate Gallery, Wallace Collection and the Victorian and Albert Museum . Sir Edwin Landseer is also known for major sculptors such as the Lions at the base of Nelsons Column  in Trafalgar Square, London.  Art Just 13 Sir Edwin Landseer exhibited at the Royal Academy. and at the age of only 24 was elected an Associate of the Royal Academy. and gained  an Academician of the Royal Academy in 1831. In 1850 he was knighted.  His name is associated to the Newfoundland bread of Dog, due to his many paintings of the Mixed coloured Black and White  Newfoundland dogs,. often shown in his paintings .  Sir Edwin Landseer is buried in St Paul's Cathedral London.