British artist, Edwin Moseley Fox was a specialist animal painter predominantly known for his charming depictions of horses, dogs and cattle. He hailed from Aston in Birmingham where it appears he spent the majority of his life.

Examples of his work are held by the National Trust at Wimpole Hall.

1805

Born in Aston, Birmingham. The son of John and Ann Fox.

1835

Married Caroline Goodhall.

1837

Debuted at the Birmingham Society of Arts.

1870

Died at his home in Aston, Birmingham.