The Monarch of the Glen 1851

Edwin Henry Landseer's *The Monarch of the Glen* (1851) is a famous depiction of a majestic red deer stag in the Scottish Highlands. The painting captures the animal's power and grace, set against a dramatic backdrop of mist-shrouded mountains. The deer's imposing antlers and proud stance evoke a sense of regal authority, contributing to the painting's iconic status. It is one of Landseer's most celebrated works, showcasing his mastery of animal portraiture and the romantic beauty of the Scottish landscape. The painting has been widely reproduced, making it a familiar image in popular culture.