The British are known for their love of dogs. Sporting, working, pet, they don't care. The dog is an integral part of family life.
Dog art is also a strong part of the culture. In times past, the Lord of the Manor, found it cheaper to have a portrait of his dog or horse than wife. The stylish went for the dog's portrait.
While at the Dog Museum I came across a print of a collage by Peter Clark.
I love how each little pup comes to life in his work.
His work is available for sale here.
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LOVE the new header! I guess that Fall has officially arrived.
ReplyDeleteI love these dogs...thanks for the heads up.
I thought these were patchwork, but they are paper! How ingenious. V. inspiring.
ReplyDeleteVery clever. Over the weekend, I kept trying to get profile photographs of my dogs so I could make silhouettes of them. Yes, I'm a dog nut. Love this post.
ReplyDeleteVery cool. I will definitely take a look at the ones for sale.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that Burl Ives sitting there in the short sleeved shirt-in the bar-on your masthead picture?
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ReplyDeleteJames you know your saloons way to well.
ReplyDeleteStill looks like Burl Ives.
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