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Sunday, March 26, 2023

PETS . . . by different artists, part 2

an illustration by Mervyn Peake of a woman with many cats
an illustration by Mervyn Peake
       
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a George Woodbridge dog cartoon
George Woodbridge
      
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a 1926 hotel door opening for a stylish woman with little dog
a 1926 hotel door       see full size
       
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a Joost Swarte inverted illustration of a house cat with a human pet
a Joost Swarte illustration
      
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Norbertine von Bresslern-Roth dog art
Norbertine von Bresslern-Roth       see full size
      
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a cartoon about a pet budgie for National Lampoon magazine by Revilo
a cartoon for National Lampoon Magazine by Revilo
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a children's book illustration by Jiří Trnka 1960, big dog among sunflowers
a children's book illustration by Jiří Trnka,  1960
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an Adolph Treidler illustration 1911, woman with her cat
an Adolph Treidler illustration,  1911       see full size
      
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an Eppo Doeve illustration 1956, cat and dog fight
an Eppo Doeve illustration,  1956
      
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a Jay Ward studio animation of 1967's 'George of the Jungle'
a Jay Ward tv animation of 1967's 'George of the Jungle' 
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Léon Spilliaert
Léon Spilliaert
      
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Ali Abbas Khan art, a woman and her cat looking out at a future urban city from a balcony at night
Ali Abbas Khan
      
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Peter Brook art, sheep dog looking
Peter Brook art       see full size
      
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Peter Brook art 2, out early with dog
Peter Brook       see full size
      
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Peter Brook art, abandoned farm
Peter Brook       see full size
      
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Peter Brook art, Pennine Valley
Peter Brook       see full size
      
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Don Martin cartoon for MAD magazine
"Honestly, Edna ... don't you think you're spoiling that duck a little?" 
a Don Martin cartoon for MAD magazine
      
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an Olaf Gulbransson 1905 illustration, music for a pet dog
an Olaf Gulbransson illustration,  1905       see full size
      
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a 1907 illustration German, a woman walking a peeing dog
a 1907 illustration,  German       see full size
      
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Guy Billout art, an urban French man walking his dog in the rain
Guy Billout art,  France
      
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an 1898 aquarium for pet fish with bubbler
an 1898 aquarium for pet fish       see full size
      
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George Barbier illustration of wealthy 1700s people
George Barbier
      
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an Ezra Jack Keats children's book illustration of a boy and his dog
an Ezra Jack Keats children's book illustration       see full size
      
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a Frank Frazetta illustration for Eerie magazine volume 1, 1960s
a Frank Frazetta illustration for 'Eerie' magazine,  1960s
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Jeanne Mammen art 1943, woman with pet cat
Jeanne Mammen art,  1943
      
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Michael Sowa art, people playing with their pet giraffes at a park
Michael Sowa       see full size
      
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Simplicissimus magazine 1909, pet dogs all muzzled
Simplicissimus magazine,  1909
      
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Edward Penfield 1890s Harpers illustration of a woman holding two cats
an Edward Penfield 1890s illustration
      
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Joseph Christian Leyendecker illustration
Joseph Christian Leyendecker ... a study for an illustration
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a Leonard Weisgard children's book illustration, a playful dog hiding in a grandfather clock
a Leonard Weisgard children's book illustration
 
see  Pets 1
 
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