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George Armfield
19th century
Terriers as hunters always seemed slightly implausible…until this painting came along.
[RETRACTION: Tumblr, we stand corrected re: terriers. Not sure why we never noticed their menacing stare and lust for blood before, but we are now officially on alert and will bring Snausages everywhere just in case.]