
Renaissance Dogs: A Litter of Hilarious Pups, Mutts, and Hounds - Hardcover
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Languages:EnglishPublisher:Ten Speed PressISBN-13:9798217273133UPC:9798217273133Book Category:Humor, Pets, ArtBook Subcategory:Topic, Dogs, MovementsBook Topic:Animals, RenaissanceSize:7.02 x 5.21 x 0.88 inchesWeight:0.363Product ID:SCBNDEA97B
Delight in over 100 hilarious depictions of man's best friend--from sweetly puppish to downright demonic--produced between 1400-1700 by the Renaissance's greatest painters. Our four-legged friends have witnessed the creation of some of history's greatest works: Shakespeare's plays, da Vinci's masterpieces, the Sistine Chapel, the first printed book, and even the flushable toilet. Behind the achievements of every great innovator is their dog: sometimes enthusiastically looking on, at other times asleep. Or chewing a bone. Or sniffing another dog's bum... Renaissance Dogs celebrates not just the delightfully odd-looking doggy depictions of the era but also our insistence on ensuring our furry friends' place in history alongside our own. This carefully curated, full-color compendium of over 100 canine portraits immortalizes a wide array of pups, from the creepily humanoid dogs of the early Renaissance period (painted by artists who, clearly, had never seen a dog in their life) to the beautifully rendered canines of the Enlightenment. Enjoy a humorous peek into Renaissance art and literature with witty captions, interesting dog facts, and excerpts from famous literary works accompanying astoundingly funny portrayals of our favorite canine companions.
Languages:EnglishPublisher:Ten Speed PressISBN-13:9798217273133UPC:9798217273133Book Category:Humor, Pets, ArtBook Subcategory:Topic, Dogs, MovementsBook Topic:Animals, RenaissanceSize:7.02 x 5.21 x 0.88 inchesWeight:0.363Product ID:SCBNDEA97B
Taylor Wagmore, a professor of Cynology (the scientific study of dogs) at Great Dane University in Texas, is very much a proud dog person. He lives in Houston, often called the "dog capital of America" due to its high dog-to-human ratio and dog-friendly reputation. He shares his home with two chocolate Labradors, Barry and Carl. Oh, and his wife and two children.
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