Here's a precursor to Disneyland's Haunted Mansion's changing portraits, from The Maid of London Bridge by Somerville Gibney, 1892.  The caption reads, "Ah! thou are right, Lucy, it is changing, and growing stern and angry."

"She would see the light flash around the old painting."  From Thrilling Life Stories for the Masses, 1892.

From Le Salon de 1869 Charivarisé.

From Der Orchideengarten magazine, 1920.

Here are some creepy old portraits from Broadstone Hall and Other Poems by William Edward Windus, with illustrations by A. Concanen, 1875.  One's canine or skeletal, one's feline, and one's avian or alien.  Note also the dimensionality of the portraits — the standing figure looks like he's ready to step right out into the room.  And even the drapery at the right is haunted.  

An illustration from an 1897 issue of The Quiver magazine.  The caption reads: "Tormented by the family pictures."

An illustration from an 1891 issue of The Strand magazine.  The caption reads: "The children threw their marbles at the beauty."