Briton Rivière

1840–1920 · Realism

Briton Rivière was a British artist of Huguenot descent. He exhibited a variety of paintings at the Royal Academy, but devoted much of his life to animal paintings.

35 paintings

• Aggravation (1896)
• A Saint, from the 'Jackdaw of Rheims' (1868)
• Fidelity (1869)
• Daniel in the Lion's Den (1872)
• Apollo (1874)
• Watching Dog (1875)
• The King Drinks (1875)
• A Legend of Saint Patrick (1877)
• The King Drinks (1881)
• Tick-Tick (1881)
• Cupboard Love (1881)
• An Old World Wanderer (1887)
• Daniel's Answer to the King (1890)
• Pride of Place (1891)
• The Day after the Storm (1896)
• The Temptation in the Wilderness (1898)
• Play Fellows (1900)
• Portrait of Dr Frank Clowes (1906)
• Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came (1917)
• Alfred Fowell Buxton (1854–1952), Chairman of London County Council (1917)
• On the Bank of an African River (1918)
• An Exile of the '45
• 'Conscience makes cowards of us all', Study for 'Conscience'
• Two Boys with a Birdcage
• The Welcome
• Endymion
• Aphrodite (1902)
• Una and the Lion
• Phoebus Apollo (1895)
• Tiger hunting (1920)
• A Saint, from the 'Jackdaw of Rheims' (1868)
• Pallas Athena and the Herdsman's Dogs (1876)
• A Roman holiday (1881)
• Requiescat (1888)
• The Old Gardener (1863)