Rent Day in the Wilderness 

Edwin Henry Landseer’s painting depicts a group of people in the Scottish Highlands, likely tenants, paying their rent to a landlord. The figures are shown in a relaxed setting, suggesting the landlord's control over their lives. Landseer was known for his animal paintings, and a dog and a horse are included in the scene. The picturesque landscape of the Scottish Highlands in the background further enhances the romanticism of the scene. This painting offers a glimpse into the social hierarchy of 19th-century Scotland and the dynamics between landlords and tenants.