Setters 1798 - 1799

George Morland's "Setters" from 1798-1799 depicts two dogs in a landscape setting. The painting showcases Morland's signature style of depicting rural life and animals with great detail. The foreground features a brown setter lying down, while a black and white setter stands alertly in the background, highlighting the different postures and personalities of these hunting dogs. The scene conveys the tranquility of a countryside estate and is a testament to Morland's ability to capture the essence of animal life.