"Dogs in Art: A Visual Journey Through Canine History" unveils the profound bond between humans and dogs as depicted in the arts. Authored by Susie Green, this book spans from ancient Zoroastrian sculptures to contemporary artworks, illustrating over 200 stunning canine images that highlight the evolution of dog representations in art across epochs and cultures.

Explore a journey through various artistic movements including Roman mosaics, impressionism, pop art, and modern photography, each showcasing dogs in unique lights and roles. Susie Green, with her extensive research and deep understanding of art and animals, brings to life the artists' personal narratives and the cultural significance of these depictions.

Whether it’s the powerful 100kg mastiff or a delicately groomed lapdog, the diversity and depth of canine portrayal are captured with both scholarly insight and accessible storytelling. This book not only traces the artistic lineage of dogs but also explores their emotional and sentient presence in human society, loved and trusted by millions worldwide.

Critic Reviews: "A refreshing look at dogs in art through eight chapters covering Landseer, Cubism, and more. This book traces the dog's artistic and relational journey with mankind." - The Bark

About the Author: Susie Green has a prolific background in animal art history, having authored several impactful books. She resides in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, UK, continuing her study and celebration of the human-animal bond.

Product Details:

• Publisher: Reaktion Books
• Publication Date: 14th October 2019
• Page Count: 288

Dive into this beautifully illustrated exploration of dogs in art. Perfect for those who cherish art and adore dogs. Available now at PAWS CLUB.