The William Secord Gallery: 19th Century Dog Paintings Exhibition

Brindle French Bulldog Head Study With Collar by Monica Gray

The William Secord Gallery, the premier gallery specializing in fine 19th century dog and animal paintings is holding a special exhibition to coincide with the Westminster Dog Show. Nineteenth Century Dog Paintings opens on February 9 and runs until March 22, 2008. If you can’t make it to New York, view the wonderful paintings online.

Here are some of my favorites.

Boubus by John Emms

Best Friends by Samuel Fulton

Gordon Setter by Frank Paton

Jumbo, Cherie, Salembo, Chloe and Topsy by the British School

Nellie by R. Brown

Dachshunds At Rest by Ludwig Voltz

William Secord is the world authority on nineteenth century dog painting and the author of three excellent books on the subject; Dog Painting 1840-1940, Dog Painting, The European Breeds, and A Breed Apart, The Art Collections of The American Kennel Club

For collectors, read what Smart Money and Country Living say about The William Secord Gallery and the hot dog art market.

Information:

William Secord Gallery
52 East 76 Street, New York, NY 10021
212.249.0075