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Oil painting of hounds goes under the hammer


  • An oil painting, entitled Hounds on a Bench in a Kennel, by John Sargent Noble, is expected to make $30,000-$50,000 (£20,000-£32,000), at Bonhams New York.

    The painting will feature in the Dogs in Show & Field: Fine Art Sale on 16 February.

    Noble studied at the Royal Academy Schools before becoming a pupil of Landseer and was elected a member of the Royal Society of British Artists in 1872.

    Charles O’Brien of Bonhams said: “Few Victorian painters manage to capture the character of the hound as well as Noble.

    “There is a strength and dignity in this picture, which should prove popular with collectors of hunting art.”

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