A priest blesses a family returning from a hunt in his Bolton Abbey in Olden Times while two figures struggle to push each other off a cliff in his None But the Brave Deserve 
A priest blesses a family returning from a hunt in his Bolton Abbey in Olden Times while two figures struggle to push each other off a cliff in his None But the Brave Deserve the Fair.  A hammer and a lantern appear on the bottom left while a domineering white figure visits another living in a barrel in this artist's Alexander and Diogenes. (+)  Richard Muther argued that this artist "Darwinized" his figures, such as in his Laying Down the Law where a paw (*) is placed on a thick book.  More "heroic" scenes created by this artist include Man Proposes, God Disposes where a ship on an Arctic expedition is being ripped apart by polar bears.  He created the conversation piece, Windsor Castle in Modern Times, for Queen Victoria in 1845, a woman who highly admired the work of this British artist.  FTP, identify this artist behind animal genre paintings like 1851's The Monarch of the Glen.
A priest blesses a family returning from a hunt in his Bolton Abbey in Olden Times while two figures struggle to push each other off a cliff in his None
Edwin {Landseer}