YES. Too much is too much. Swapping out seasonally would be a better idea than over doing it. While they are at it...the horns need to go too.

Yes, all of them.

Honestly, no. Not because it isn't awful (it is), but I already live with a lot of sub-par art placement so that I don't have to change it out seasonally. It's more important to me to display my art that to have perfect placement. My bedroom in particular has a chaotic mix of not very thoughtfully arranged art.

It's like they planned everything out and then didn't account for the one picture and just stuck it up there...

No.

I love art in unexpected places. I have-and want to have more- strange choices myself. I kinda understand the "why" behind it..at least it seems to me that I do, because I have my own "whys" in regards to my art

some of them are hard to explain, and some are simple . For example a painting X might be too low because I look at it when I'm lying on the sofa. Or a painting Y is a bit high over another sofa-that's because I look at it while sitting at the dining table. Simple egocentric reasons like that.

Others are less logical. But I do know my "whys", and I think they know theirs.

I'd probably have a fear of the large and very heavy painting braining me while I'm sitting on the couch. I'd find something slightly smaller that has a thin frame and also would find another place for the portrait above. I like the English country feel, but would opt for less clutter and definitely a place to put a drink and snack. Comfort comes first, and then beauty and personality.

I'm with Ingrid on this. That top painting looks awfully heavy...not sure I would take a nap under it!

Yes, it would bother me.

I wouldn't do it in my own home, but it doesn't bother me here. Every element in this photo works well for this style of decor.

I think it looks fine in this setting. It would only bother me in my house as it would look like I couldn't put a nail in correctly. But this room has the personality for it.

I have a piece of artwork hung like that over a door. A deer head used to hang above the door, it fell and the nose broke off. It happened to be Christmas that year and I had an old framed tapestry of the nativity which I usually put somewhere for the holiday every year. Well I hung the tapestry over the door and its frame hangs lower than the deer head, thus covers some of the top of the door casing. It was suppose to be temporary but has been there for years now.

Also, a large portrait of a Civil War ancestor was gifted to me several years ago. I hung it in the only place I could find at the time. It covers part of the same door's side casing.

So, yeah it looks a little strange but I've gotten used to it and it hasn't bothered me enough to change either art work's placement. I'm sure other people find it unsettling.

ETA: I don't really like the way the portrait in the OP's post looks however.

That room works for me. Swoon.