#dogs in paintings

[hanssloane]

A dog by Édouard Manet

Paris, France, 1832 - 1883

detail from The Artist-Portrait of Marcellin Desboutin, 1875

Seen at Museu de Arte São Paulo

Oil on canvas

[kundst]

Peter Brook (UK 1927-2009)

Give Way (n.d.)

Oil on canvas (51 x 61 cm)

[thepaintedroom]

Fleury François Richard (French, 1777 - 1852) • Valentine of Milan Mourning her Husband, the Duke of Orléans • 1802

[isabelle-primrose]

Portrait of Polyxena of Lobkovic (1566-1642), daughter of Vratislav von Pernstein, attributed to Rolan de Mois, circa 1585

[kimiko24]

Alfred De DREUX (Paris 1810-1860) Le Voleur, lévrier avec un os Toile and Paul de Vos (Fable of the dog and the dam, 1638-1640)

[caedmonofwhitby]

Details from Drinkstone Park, Cornard Woods? circa 1747 by Thomas Gainsborough

The title of the artwork shows that there is some doubt surrounding the place depicted in the painting: it could be Cornard Woods in Suffolk, which was the setting of other works by the artist, including the similar canvas in the collection of the National Gallery of London; or it could be Drinkstone Park, since the park's owner was also the owner of this canvas.

See the painting at Museu de Artes São Paulo

[dogsinart]

Dogs with American Flag by Eduardo Camoes

[bebs-art-gallery]

Art by Matteo Moni

[389]

by Alejandro Sintura

[corrodedparadox]

On the hunt

[dogs-in-images]

Alasdair Wallace (Scottish, 1967) - The Singing Whippet (2008)

[hanssloane]

This doggo hasn’t much interest in the birth of the son of God. This bone is much more interesting

Jan Gossaert (Jean Gossart) (active 1508; died 1532)

The Adoration of the Kings, 1510-15

[chloematis]

Goodnight Kabosu [2005-2024] many memory, much loved

[thepaintedroom]

Mihály Munkácsy (Hungarian, 1844–1900) • Two Families • Unknown date; likely late 19th century

[isabelle-primrose]

The Children of the Duc de Bouillon by Pierre Mignard, 1647

[dogsandothercreaturesinart]

The Three Eldest Children of Charles I, van Dyck, 1635, Sabauda collection, Royal Palace, Turin