Carl Reichert
Ten Carl Reichert paint by numbers kits bring the Austrian painter's 19th century dog portraits to canvas, from a patient St Bernard to a curious young pug. Most are rated intermediate, with close tones that build up fur.
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Reichert's detailed style makes these kits slightly more advanced, but they're still accessible. Just follow the numbered sections at your own pace, no experience needed, just patience and good lighting.
Each kit includes a pre-printed canvas, pre-mixed acrylic paints, three brushes, and a reference sheet. Everything is ready to go, right out of the box.
Yes! If you'd like to turn your cat, dog, or other furry friend into a paintable work of art, check out our custom pet paint by numbers kit.
Absolutely. Animal lovers adore them. They’re unique, thoughtful, and offer hours of relaxing fun. Pair it with a frame or gift card for an even more personal touch.
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Carl Reichert Paint by Numbers: Classic Dog Portraits
Carl Reichert (1836 to 1918) was an Austrian painter, born in Vienna, who built his career on animals, above all dogs. His portraits are small in scale but full of character: a patient St Bernard, an alert Doberman, a pug with a curious tilt of the head. Our Carl Reichert paint by numbers kits let you recreate that 19th century charm, fur and all.
Carl Reichert Dog Paintings in This Collection
St Bernard
A gentle giant in a soft outdoor setting, with a thick coat that is a joy to build up in layers.
Portrait of a Doberman
A sleek, shining coat and a watchful, noble pose. Great practice for highlights.
A Great Dane
A calm, dignified portrait with larger sections. Rated beginner, so it makes a good first Reichert.
Young Pug
A playful puppy portrait full of personality, from the wrinkled brow to the curled tail.
Two Greyhounds
An elegant pair with long, graceful lines and a quiet, alert mood.
Gordon Setter with Mallard
A classic sporting dog scene.
A Little Friend
A small dog with a big, expressive face.
Two Friends
A tender scene of companionship starring a Great Dane.
About Carl Reichert
Vienna and Graz
Born in Vienna in 1836, Reichert spent much of his working life in Graz, where he died in 1918.
Portraits of pets
He painted dogs and cats for the pet-loving households of the 19th century, often on a small scale, and his images were widely reproduced.
Every breed
From toy dogs to Great Danes, he captured each breed's build and temperament with real affection.
Tips for Painting a Carl Reichert Kit
Painting fur by numbers
Reichert modeled fur with many close tones. On the canvas these become small neighboring sections, so most kits here are rated intermediate. Work from the background toward the dog and save the eyes for last.
A gift for dog lovers
A finished Reichert looks at home in a hallway, study or den. For someone who would rather see their own dog, our pet portrait kit turns any clear photo into a numbered canvas.
More Dogs and Animals
A Reichert portrait is a warm, timeless piece that suits almost any room. Find more four-legged subjects in our pet paintings and animal paint by numbers, meet the card-playing dogs of Cassius Marcellus Coolidge, or browse all our paint by numbers kits.
