Attributed to Edward Troye, Swiss born, American, 1808 to 1874, a 19th century oil on canvas painting Stable Scene with a Black Horse. Unframed. Edward Troye became one of the first United States artists to specialize in animal subjects. He was the foremost mid-19th-century painter of horses, creating nearly 360 paintings and numerous drawings. He also painted portraits of leading preachers of the day including Reverend Joseph Stiles. Other subjects were prize livestock and equestrian figure portraits such as two equestrian portraits of General Winfield Scott, the Civil War General. One of a kind artwork. Classic American Fine Art, Antique Paintings And Wall Decor Collectibles.