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John Henry Dolph

John Henry Dolph (1835–1903) was an American painter known as the American Landseer for his meticulous depictions of pets, particularly dogs and kittens. Moving to New York City in 1864, Dolph exhibited at the National Academy of Design annually until 1900. He studied in Antwerp (1870–1873) and Paris (1880–1882), specialising thereafter in animal portraiture. His studio at 58 West 57th Street became a haven for neighbourhood children bringing stray kittens, which Dolph fed and housed with maternal care. Master Canvas Art offers 1 hand-painted oil reproduction of John Henry Dolph's work.

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  • Courage Is Half The Battle by John Henry Dolph

    COURAGE IS HALF THE BATTLE

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