1782 – 1854

English painter. He was appointed animal painter to George IV from 1828, and had had close associations with the Royal Household for a number of years before. Davis' father, Richard Davis (1750-1825), had been huntsman to George III's private harriers from 1789, and when the hunt moved to Windsor at the turn of the century the young artist's talents caught the attention of the King.Show more

1 artwork in collection