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LONG-HAIRED DACHSHUND PLATE.
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THE STORY · Nº 0027
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The long-haired Dachshund in black and tan, standing side on with its feathering drawn the way an engraver would have drawn it, a few soft locks on the ears, throat, legs and tail, the dark coat laid as a wash over open hatching so the paper still shows through. Beneath it the three coat varieties studied in ink, and a full typeset entry on the badger hound: where it came from, what its shape is for, and why it has never quite learned to come when called. The spaniel-cross elegance of the breed, on a sheet that reads as a page from a Victorian sporting library.
- Long-haired Dachshund in black and tan, side view, over three ink head studies of the smooth, long and wire coats
- Typeset breed entry: origin, purpose, temperament, first standard 1879, Deutscher Teckelklub 1888, 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
The long-haired Dachshund in black and tan, standing side on with its feathering drawn the way an engraver would have drawn it, a few soft locks on the ears, throat, legs and tail, the dark coat laid as a wash over open hatching so the paper still shows through. Beneath it the three coat varieties studied in ink, and a full typeset entry on the badger hound: where it came from, what its shape is for, and why it has never quite learned to come when called. The spaniel-cross elegance of the breed, on a sheet that reads as a page from a Victorian sporting library.
- Long-haired Dachshund in black and tan, side view, over three ink head studies of the smooth, long and wire coats
- Typeset breed entry: origin, purpose, temperament, first standard 1879, Deutscher Teckelklub 1888, 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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