raitpainter during the reign of Charles II. WilliamShepard, it must be added, has left proof of hisability to portray animals as happily as he paintedportraits of men, in at least one picture, a mezzotintengraving from which by Fairthorn is in the BritishMuseum. This is a portrait of Thomas… … FRANXIS BARLOW 41 sale a plate from another picture by Shepard wassold; this was a portrait of Mr. Henry Ternewhich, according to Walpoles account, was after-wards altered to represent the Duke of Monmouth !Shepard eventually retired to Yorkshire, where hedied. Pictures of birds and animals were…
Horses · Animals in art · Zoological illustration · Painters -- England
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