
A Limier Briquet Hound, c. 1856.
Rosa Bonheur (French), oil on canvas
Metropolitan Museum of Art, United States
17 works held in 7 museums
French animal painter, 1822-1899

Rosa Bonheur (French), watercolor and gouache over graphite
Cleveland Museum of Art, United States

Rosa Bonheur (French), watercolor and gouache on paper
Cleveland Museum of Art, United States

Rosa Bonheur (French), oil on canvas
Cleveland Museum of Art, United States

Rosa Bonheur (French), watercolor
Cleveland Museum of Art, United States

Rosa Bonheur (French), oil on canvas
Philadelphia Museum of Art, United States

Rosa Bonheur (French), oil on canvas
Philadelphia Museum of Art, United States

Rosa Bonheur (French), oil on canvas
Philadelphia Museum of Art, United States
Rosa Bonheur (1822-1899) was a French painter, the most famous animal painter of the 19th century. She is best known for The Horse Fair, her horses in motion, herds, stags and dogs, and she was the first woman artist to receive the Legion of Honour, in 1865.
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