Two cats

The 20 most looked-at works by John Frederick Herring Senior

1. 1 Mazeppa Pursued by Wolves 5.9%
2. 2 Two Horses with a Foal, by a Fence 5.9%
3. 3 Streatlam Stud, Mares and Foals 5.9%
4. 4 Two cats this painting 5.9%
5. 5 Sir Mark Wood with his dark brown filly Vespa, winner of the Oaks in 1833, her trainer H Scott and a groom with a grey hack 2.9%
6. 6 Mr. Ridsdale and Mr. Gully's St. Giles with William Scott Up 2.9%
7. 7 A Gray Arab Mare outside a Stable in an Extensive River Landscape 2.9%
8. 8 Our Nell, A Bay Racehorse in a Stable 2.9%
9. 9 Three horses at a water trough 2.9%
10. 10 The Bay Stallion Jack Spigot 2.9%
11. 11 Waiting for the Ferry 2.9%
12. 12 Still life of dead birds, fruit, vegetables, a bottle and a jar 2.9%
13. 13 Feeding the Arab 2.9%
14. 14 Benjamin steeplechasing 2.9%
15. 15 Lop-eared rabbits 2.9%
16. 16 lord chesterfields industry with william scott up at epsom 2.9%
17. 17 Little Wonder, winner of the Derby, 1840, in a stable 2.9%
18. 18 Merry Monarch, a bay mare, in a stable 2.9%
19. 19 Mulatto, a dark brown racehorse in a stable 2.9%
20. 20 The Hop Pickers 2.9%

Together these works take 70.0% of all the attention this artist's paintings received over the last twelve months. The catalogue holds 150 works by this artist, of which 30 were looked at at least once. This painting ranks 4 of them, with 5.9% of that attention. The same counts, month by month

Bars measure attention, not quality. Pick the work at the top and this one: name one thing that might make a painting famous beyond how well it is painted.