Sir Edwin Landseer was a prominent British painter and sculptor, born on March 7, 1802. He is best known for his detailed and emotive animal paintings, particularly of dogs and horses. His works often captured the bond between humans and animals, showcasing his deep understanding of animal behavior. Landseer became a favorite among the British royal family, and his art was widely celebrated during the Victorian era. In addition to painting, Landseer was also known for his sculptures, including the famous Lion Statues at Trafalgar Square in London. His artistic contributions significantly influenced the portrayal of animals in art, and he was knighted in 1850 for his achievements. Landseer passed away on October 1, 1873, leaving a lasting legacy in the art world.