The Wild Cattle of Chillingham 

"The Wild Cattle of Chillingham" is a painting by Edwin Henry Landseer, known for his animal portraits. This work depicts three white cattle, a bull, a cow, and a calf, set against a mountainous backdrop. The cattle are depicted with great detail and realism, showcasing Landseer's skill in capturing the animals' unique characteristics. This painting is likely a study of the Chillingham Wild Cattle, a breed of cattle that has been roaming freely in Northumberland, England, for centuries. Their white coat and wild nature have captivated artists and viewers alike, making them a subject of much fascination.