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FAWN FRENCH BULLDOG PLATE.
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An English dog that became French and was finished by Americans, drawn as a breed book would have shown it: a fawn French Bulldog with the black mask standing side on, the bat ears, the square head and the screw tail all in engraved line under a translucent wash, with puppy and adult head studies in ink beneath and a full typeset entry on the lace makers, the cafés of Montmartre and the argument over the ears. A portrait of the breed, not of one dog.
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Fawn French Bulldog, side view, over three ink head studies: puppy, adult, adult front
- Typeset breed entry: Nottingham lace makers, Paris, the bat ear, first standard 1897, Kennel Club 1902, height and weight
- Ivory paper tone, engraved line under hand-coloured wash
The image is generated with AI from our researched brief, then reworked and finished by our team in Switzerland. It is an original picture, not a reproduction of any historical artwork.
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About this poster
An English dog that became French and was finished by Americans, drawn as a breed book would have shown it: a fawn French Bulldog with the black mask standing side on, the bat ears, the square head and the screw tail all in engraved line under a translucent wash, with puppy and adult head studies in ink beneath and a full typeset entry on the lace makers, the cafés of Montmartre and the argument over the ears. A portrait of the breed, not of one dog.
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Fawn French Bulldog, side view, over three ink head studies: puppy, adult, adult front
- Typeset breed entry: Nottingham lace makers, Paris, the bat ear, first standard 1897, Kennel Club 1902, height and weight
- Ivory paper tone, engraved line under hand-coloured wash
The image is generated with AI from our researched brief, then reworked and finished by our team in Switzerland. It is an original picture, not a reproduction of any historical artwork.
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