An English versatile classical artist, George Garrad (1760-1826) is most famous for enforcing copyright protection for sculptors. Until then, copyrights only applied to prints. Garrad studied at the Royal Academy. For a long time, he acted as a sculptor and made plaster casts of cattle. He got to painting as late as 1804, when he painted oil and watercolour paintings of wild animals such as vervet monkeys or domestic dogs - Setter.