Terrier Art Print by Elizabeth Adela Forbes (1890s)

An art print reproducing Elizabeth Adela Forbes’ terrier artwork from the 1890s, with a canine portrait theme.

This horizontally oriented reproduction features green, brown and beige tones, a dog theme and retro/vintage styling, with Impressionism recorded as its art movement. Produced using giclée printing on quality 200gsm art paper, it has a matte finish.

Terrier by Elizabeth Adela Forbes

Celebrate a love of dogs and historic painting with this reproduction of Elizabeth Adela Forbes’ terrier artwork, dated to the 1890s. Its canine subject makes it a thoughtful choice for a study, hallway or dog-themed gallery wall. Choose it as an individual feature or combine it with other artists’ dog portraits to build a collection with a personal connection to your favourite animals.

About the artist

Forbes was associated with the Newlyn School and painted intimate scenes of everyday life. This animal study offers a connection to her work through the familiar terrier subject. The decade is retained without adding an unverified exact year, named dog or more specific breed identification. It is a reproduction for your wall rather than an original Forbes painting or an antique print.

A place for canine character

Imagine placing the print near a comfortable armchair, with warm wooden furniture, softly textured cushions and a shelf of favourite books nearby. It can introduce a dog-inspired connection into an everyday room without requiring every accessory to follow the same theme. The recorded green, brown and beige palette provides a starting point for coordinating surrounding furnishings or companion prints.

For a dog lover, the terrier subject offers a personal connection to companionship and the animals that make a house feel like home. A smaller format can join an established gallery arrangement, while a larger print gives the Forbes work a more prominent place. Pairing it with Aldin’s Westie keeps a terrier connection, while the Cocker Spaniel and Black Labrador broaden the display to other breeds.

Pair it with

Continue the terrier theme with Cecil Aldin’s Westie portrait (1912). Broaden your dog-themed gallery with Aldin’s Cocker Spaniel (1928) and Black Labrador (1928), bringing together characterful portraits of different breeds.

Explore more vintage dog prints

Discover complementary canine portraits in our vintage dog prints collection, and read more about dogs in wall art.

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