Henriette Ronner-Knip-Attrib. "Yorkshire terrier in his kennel", oil painting, 19th century

Our comparison images nr.6-12 demonstrate that this good quality dog painting is probably a work of well-known Dutch female animalist painter, Henriette Ronner-Knip.
Henriette Ronner-Knip (1821 Amsterdam - 1909 Brussels) was a famous female artist, member of a Dutch artist family of the 18th-19th centuries. Her father Joseph August Knip was one of the best Dutch romantical landscape painters, her brother August Knip a successful animalist artist and her children Alfred and Alice Ronner were also renown artists. Henriette was a pupil of her father and with time became a leading European animalist painter, especially author of wonderful cat and dog paintings, which today achieve very high prices at the international auction market (up to USD 150.000).
For similar works, please see our additional images. Works by Ronner-Knip are displayed in museums of Amsterdam, Antwerp, Brussels, Dijon, Dordrecht, Haag, Leeds, Berlin, etc.

Provenance: German private estate

Condition: good

Creation Year: 19th Century

Measurements: UNFRAMED: 42.5cm x 35.0cm / 16.7" x 13.8" inches
FRAMED: 54.5cm x 47.0cm x 5.6cm / 21.5" x 18.5" inches

Object Type: Framed oil painting

Technique: oil on canvas

Inscription: -


Keywords:
RONNER-KNIP, HENRIETTE, DUTCH; FEMALE ARTIST; DOG; TERRIER

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