Alexander Pope Jr. (25 March 1849 – 9 September 1924)

Alexander Pope, Trophies of the Hunt 1899.

Alexander Pope Jr. was an American painter who painted still

lifes on the subject of sports and hunting. In addition to drawing,

he also did woodcarving, and his animal figures were quite 

popular. Pope's work is in many private collections and museums,

including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the White House,

the Brooklyn Museum, the National Museum of Wildlife Art and others.

Alexander Pope, Emblems of the Civil War 1888.

Alexander Pope, Japanese Chin and Goldfish 1921.

Alexander Pope, Gordon Setter In A Landscape 1885.

Alexander Pope, Sportsman's Still Life.

Alexander Pope, Weapons of War 1900.

Alexander Pope, The Wild Swan 1900.

Alexander Pope, Skull.

Alexander Pope, Trophies of the Hunt 1905.

Alexander Pope, A Hunter's Still Life.

Alexander Pope, The Fox - Fair Game.

Alexander Pope, Ready for the Hunt 1890.