John Emms

John Emms (1841, 1912) was a British Victorian painter celebrated for his vivid and empathetic portrayals of dogs, horses, and hunting scenes. He studied under Sir Edwin Landseer and became one of the most sought-after animal painters of his era, frequently exhibiting at the Royal Academy. His works are highly prized at auction for their technical mastery and warm characterization of animals, particularly hounds and terriers.