Popular Naive Animal Painters
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A. F. Tait
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A. M. Gauci
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Albert Clark
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Andrew W. Beer
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Arthur Batt
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Benjamin Cam Norton
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Benjamin Marshall
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Benjamin Zobel
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Daniel Clowes
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David Dalby
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E. H. Windred
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E. M. Fox
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E. Mitchell
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E. S. England
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Edward Corbet
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Edwin Brown
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Edwin Frederick Holt
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Edwin Loder
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Edwin May Fox
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Francis Sartorius
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Frank Babbage
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Frederick Albert Clark
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Frederick Thurlby
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G. B. Newmarch
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G. Jackson
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G. Seabright
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Geo Gregory
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George Garrard
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George Stubbs
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Gourlay Steel
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H. Carter
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Henry Barraud
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Henry Bernard Chalon
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Henry Crowther
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Henry Stafford
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Herbert Atkinson
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Herbert William Weekes
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Hilton C. Pratt
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Horatio H. Couldrey
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J. E. Dean
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J. H. Cobley
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James Barenger
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James Clark
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James Howe
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James Laurent Agasse
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James Loder
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James Seymour
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James Ward
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John Alexander Harington Bird
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John Best
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John Boultbee
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John Christopher Bell
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John Ferneley
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John Francis Sartorius
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John Frederick Snr Herring
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John Miles
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John Nost Sartorius
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John Scraggs
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John Vine
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M. Weirs
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Mabel Hollams
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Nicola Toms
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Richard Ansdell
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Richard Whitford
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Samuel Spode
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Sawrey Gilpin
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T. Yeomans
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Thomas Bretland
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Thomas Roebuck
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Thomas Weaver
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W. E. Marshall
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William Albert Clark
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William Barraud
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William Gunning King
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William Harrison Weir
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William Henry Davis
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William Shiels
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Wright Barker
A. M. Gauci
A. M .Gauci was an animal painter and engraver. His father and brother were lithographers in London.Albert Clark
Albert Clark is a London born Artist who created a range of pieces including ‘Saucy Boy’ and ‘Shire in a Country Landscape’Daniel Clowes
Daniel concentrated mainly on sporting subjects including famous racehorses, shooting scenes and hunt scenes representing the Anglesey, the Fitzwilliam and the Pytchley.Henry Crowther
Henry Crowther was an equestrian and sporting artist who's work developed over his long career. Henry first exhibited in 1875 at the Royal Pavilion Gallery in Brighton, and then at the RoyalAcademy from 1876 to 1898.James Clark
James Clark was born in Chelsea, London as one of the 10 children to James Lawrence Clark and the former Charlotte Ambridge.John Boultbee
John Boultbee is a painter of equestrian and other sporting subjects, John Boultbee was born in Osgathorpe, Leicestershire, in 1753.John Miles
John Miles was a provincial painter of animals and sporting subjects who lived in Northleach, Gloucestershire.John Vine
John Vine, like so many itinerant artists of his day, received no formal training in art; nevertheless he built up a fine reputation for painting the horses, cattle and dogs of the Essex gentry and farmers.Richard Whitford
Richard Whitford was born in Evesham, Worcestershire in about 1821. In 1841 at the age of 19, he took instruction to become an excise officer becoming ‘Qualified for surveying Common Brewers, Victuallers, Malsters, Soapers, Brickmakers, Papermakers, PostmThomas Roebuck
Thomas Roebuck is an English born naïve artist believed to have lived and worked in the Nottinghamshire / Derbyshire area within the Midlands.Thomas Weaver
Among his early patrons was the famous animal breeder Thomas Coke of Holkham and later, the Earl of Leicester. He exhibited at the Royal Academy and also at the Acedemy in Liverpool where he died.William Albert Clark
As the Son of Albert Clark and Grandson James Clark, William Albert Clark comes from a background of acclaimed animal artists. Although William was actually registered as ‘Albert William’, he was formerly known by his middle name to avoid confusion with hWilliam Gunning King
William Gunning King was a painter, etcher & illustrator who studied art at South Kensington and the RA schools.William Henry Davis
Born in 1783, William Henry Davis was raised in Chelsea, London. Although there is limited knowledge of his childhood, when William was only 20 years of age, it was recorded that he had submitted his first portrait to the RoyalAcademy.Want to find out more? Follow Blackbrook Gallery on Instagram to keep up to date with antique fairs we attend and events we host!