The Open DoorSigned with monogram and dated 1916 Oil on canvas 40 x 47 ins Sir R W Buchanan Jardines Greyhound, Long Span, won the Waterloo Cup in 1907
An Early Canine MeetingSigned and dated 1855 Oil on canvas 29 x 37 ins This is one of the most historic of all dog paintings. It depicts a scene at Jemmy (or Jimmy) Shaws Queens Head Tavern in 1855
Crib and RosaCopper 9.25 x 12.25 ins Through John Scotts engraving of Coopers original, this painting is one of the most reproduced and best known paintings of dogs from the period
Laying Down the LawLandseer helped popularise anthropomorphism in art and this is a copy of one of his best-known examples. Sometimes called Trial by Jury
art, Artwork, four, oil, painting, brown, white, black, The Kennel Club Art, 4914 Fannie Moody (b 1861-c 1947) 053 The Kennel Club©
Entente CordialeBoard 18 x 15.5 ins, signed The understanding between Britain and France reached in 1904 formed the basis of the Anglo-French cooperation in the First World War
Fox Terriers at Newstead AbbeyOil on canvas 35 x 27.5 ins This painting was completed for the 6th Duchess of Newcastle in c. 1870. A composite picture, it is reasonable to assume that not all the dogs with still alive when it was
poodle, Artwork, oil, painting, outside, grass, The Kennel Club Art, 10021 Frederick Thomas Daws (b 1878) 046 The Kennel Club©
Japanese ChinPortrait of a Japanese Chin by Frances Fairman
Titus of Ashways was bred by Mrs.Wells-Cole and owned by Captain Lesile Williams, who was interested in competing in Working Trials with his Schnauzers
Brenda of AshwaysCanvas 20 x 16 ins. Brenda of Ashways was owned and bred by Captain Leslie Williams and successfully competed in Working Trials
Mrs. Santers English Springer SpanielsCanvas 21 x 15.5 ins. The three dogs are Ch.Dry Toast, in the foreground, Ch.Winning Number of Solway and Ch.Nimble of Hamsey
running, two, Artwork, oil, painting, two dogs, horse, historical, The Kennel Club Art, 10848 Franz Xaver Muller 031 The Kennel Club©
Champion Dogs of EnglandFive head studies on one canvas 35.5 x 53.5 ins The five dogs shown in this painting are: the Yorkshire Terrier Huddersfield Ben owned by Mr Foster, the Blenheim Spaniel Charlie owned by J Dawes
Portrait of a BorzoiCanvas 76 x 63 ins, signed and dated 1890 This painting is a fine example of the breed before it was established as a show dog in this country
Mrs Skewes Coxs SchipperkesSigned and dated 1900 Watercolour and gouache 20.5 x 28.5 ins The dog is Ch Yaap, born in 1898 and a fine example of the type of Schipperke that was developing in England at that time
Buy A Dog Ma amSigned and dated 1860 Oil on canvas 36 x 29 At the time this picture was painted, selling animals in the street had become very profitable and was frequently a public nuisance
Ch BardolphCanvas 21.5 x 17.5 ins. This Champion Bloodhound from the kennel of Edwin Brough was once described as being one of the finest young hounds seen for a long time
VesuvienneFox Terrier (Wire)
Ch Chow VIIICanvas 14 x 12 ins. ChChow VIII was the first Champion in the breed. He passed through many hands during a long show career, one theory being his poor temperament, at times proving difficult to handle
CherootCanvas 12.5 x 16.5 ins, signed Cheroot was born in 1886 and was owned by G W Cook. He was out of a bitch named Busy whose details are unknown and he was sired by Cavendish