Queen Victoria
Antoine-Louis Barye, Arthur Wardle, Augustus II, Cecil Aldin, Charles Valton, Edward Aistrop, Friedrich Wilhelm Böttger, Heinrich Count von Bruhl, Johann Joachim Kändler, King George V, Queen Victoria, Art & Fashion, Nick Waters
Quality dog art doesn't have to cost a fortune.
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Albrecht Dürer, Andrea Mantegna, Charles Turner, Engraving, Eric Ravilious, falconry, George Harvey, George Stubbs, James Anderson, James Howe, John Buckler, John Fischer, Lucas van Leyden, Miss Eliza Peel, Paul Mahler, Prince Albert of Saxe-Weimar, Queen Victoria, Richard Hewitt Moore, Robert Nanteuil, ROYAL KENNEL CLUB, Sam Woodiwiss, Sir Edwin Landseer, Sir Robert Peel, Thomas Bewick, Tirzah Ravilious, Art & Fashion, Nick Waters
From Bewick to Landseer, Nick Waters explores this centuries-old art form.
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America Kennel Club, Anton Weinberger, Countess Howe, Dr. Johannes Caius, Duchess of Kent, Duke of York, Earl of Arundel, Elizabeth Marion Nelson, GERALDINE ROCKEFELLER DODGE, Henry Bernard Chalon, King George V, King William IV, Lillian Tiffany, Prince Rupert of the Rhine, Queen Victoria, Reuben Ward Binks, Rupert Hambro, Sir Edwin Landseer, Sir John Conroy, the Maharaja Dhiraj of Patiala, Vimar Auguste, Winifred Charlesworth, Art & Fashion, Nick Waters
Nine works that feature man's best friend.
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Coalbrookdale, Copeland, James Barclay Hennell, John Bell, John Hargreaves, Lady Evelyn Leverson Gower, Marquis of Stafford, Museum of Iron, Queen Victoria, ROYAL KENNEL CLUB, S.E. Shirley, Scottish Deerhound, Sir Edwin Landseer, W.H. Singer, Wedgwood, William Gibbins, Art & Fashion, Nick Waters
From metal to canvas, here is Scotland's native Sighthound.
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Alfred Dubucand, Association of Bloodhound Breeders, Benedict Angell Hyland, Bloodhound, Bloodhound Club, Charles Burton Barber, Cheffins Fine Art, Christina Clarke, Edwin Brough, Henri-Alfred-Marie Jacqemart, Hope Meade, Jack the Ripper, John Emms, Mick Clarke, Napoleon III, Princess Diana, Queen Victoria, Robert Henry Roe, Sir Edwin Landseer, Art & Fashion, Nick Waters
Bloodhounds were the focus of the Christina Clarke Collection.
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Antoine-Louis Barye, Augustus II, Black Forest, Charles] Baldwyn, Christian Fischer, Clovis-Edmond Masson, Count Heinrich von Brühl, Derby, Evgeny Alexandrovitch Lanceray, Frederich Wilhelm Böttger, French animalier, Johann Gottlieb Kirchner, Johann Joachim Kändler, Meissen, Queen Victoria, Royal Worcester, Sir Peter Ustinov, Terracotta, Art & Fashion, Nick Waters
Dogs in ceramic, metal and wood.
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Colonel John North, Dame Barbara Hepworth, Edward Dent, Elizabeth I, Emperor Trajan, Francis Barlow, Frederick Gresham, George Morley, Greyhound, Henry Moore, J.M. and S.M. Dennis, James Sadler, John Skeaping RA, King George V, Lord Rivers, Morwenna Skeaping, Natural History Museum at Tring, Pisanello, Placidus, Queen Victoria, Robert Leighton, Rocksavage Hall, Saint Eustace, Staffordshire, Thomas 4th Duke of Norfolk, Thomas Blinks, Tom Wright, Waterloo Cup, Zoe Whiteside, Art & Fashion, Nick Waters
A sampling of centuries with this British-bred Sighthound.
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Brian Harris, BUCKINGHAM PALACE, Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, King Charles, Prince Michael of Kent, Queen Victoria, ROYAL KENNEL CLUB, Sarah White, Sewallis Evelyn Shirley, SIR JOHN SPURLING, Tony Allcock, Vince Hogan, UK News, History
A garden party at Buckingham Palace celebrated The Royal Kennel Club's 150th anniversary.
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Edwin Landseer, Doubtful Crumbs, 1858-1859. © The Trustees of The Wallace Collection.
Charles Burton Barber, Charles Townley, David Hockney, Frederich Keyl, George Stubbs, Hertford House, Jean-Jacques Bachelier, Leonardo da Vinci, Queen Victoria, Royal Academy, Scotland, Sir Edwin Landseer, Sir Richard Wallace, Thomas Gainsborough, Wallace Collection, Art & Fashion, Nick Waters
Portraits of dogs at London's Wallace Collection.
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John Bull, Konstantin Razumov, Queen Victoria, Samuel Howitt, Sara Westralia Hall, Taxidermy, Thomas Bewick, Walter Emanuel, World War I, Art & Fashion, Nick Waters
Everything from a taxidermied Pomeranian to a satirical map.
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