George Paice: A Victorian Master of Canine and Sporting Life The name George Thomas Paice (1854 – 1925) might not immediately resonate with contemporary art enthusiasts, yet his legacy endures through a remarkable collection of paintings that offer intimate glimpses into the world of Victorian England’s gentry. Often described as a “sporting artist” and an “animal painter,” Paice wasn't a grand salon figure; he largely operated within the private commissions of wealthy patrons, ensuring his work remained largely absent from public exhibitions for decades. This relative obscurity only adds to…