Martin Theodore Ward (1799-1874) trained to paint animals under Edwin Landseer He was the son of eminent engraver William Ward (1762-1826) and nephew of James Ward (1769-1859) which propelled Ward into the elite circles of artistic patronage. He exhibited at the Royal Academy copiously between 1820 and 1825. Ward had a turbulent life and having hailed from London he ended up a recluse in York and is most closely associated with the city. This fine example of his work is framed in a period gilt frame which has had some wear and tear over the years and restoration, but with a great look that suits the painting well.
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