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Noted for his landscapes, in which animals predominate, as well as portraits of animals and sporting scenes, Horlor's best work was done in a soft, detailed style. This was ideally suited to depicting the expressions of various animals, and especially those of dogs. He worked at Cheltenham, Birmingham and Brentford, and exhibited a total of nineteen works at the Royal Academy. |
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