A Collection of Museum Dogs
Take a much-needed break from doomscrolling to revel in the beauty and loyalty captured by artists across the centuries. These museum-quality dogs, from the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago, offer the perfect artistic escape.
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Marble Dog
Marble with painted background, for the french artist Henri Gaudier-Brzeska, 1913
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White Dog
Etching on ivory laid paper, a white dog For the artist Wenceslaus Hollar.
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Ceramic Dog Figure
Ceramic dog figure found in Colima, Mexico, it goes back to 1 CE–200 CE, the first and second centuries of the Common Era.
Boy of Hallett Family with Dog
Oil on canvas painting for a boy with his dog, 1766 – 1776
Landscape with Dog
Oil on composition board painting of a dog for the artist, Thomas Doughty,1832.
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Woman with Dog
Woman and her dog for the artist, Katharina Fritsch made with polyester, iron, wood, and paint, 2004.
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Bob the Dog
Gouache and graphite on wove papers, for the artist Joan Brown, 1964.
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Black and White Dog
Lithograph on white wove paper, for the artist Maryan, 1967.
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Sleeping Dog
Lithograph on cream wove paper, for the artist Walt Kuhn.
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The Mange Dog, Deserted
Etching with aquatint in black on cream wove paper for the artist Tony Fitzpatrick, 1993.
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