William Henry Hamilton Trood

1860-1899
Oil on canvas signed and dated: WH Trood 1888

At the bottom left.
Dimensions:
40,6 x 56 cm unframed – 54 x 69 cm framed
The artist:
William Henry Hamilton Trood (1848-1899) was a British painter known for his detailed and often charming depictions of animals, particularly dogs. Trood's works are characterized by their realistic quality and attention to detail, capturing the unique personalities and emotions of the animals he painted.
During his lifetime, Trood's works were very popular and were exhibited in prestigious venues, including the Royal Academy in London.
Trood's paintings continue to be appreciated for their artistic and historical value. His works are collected by art lovers and are found in museums and private collections.
The work:
This painting depicts a dog looking at a puppy in a crib with a black cat nearby, a typical example of Trood's style, combining domestic charm with a keen eye for animal behavior and interaction.
Museums:
British Museum

Musée d'Orsay