Once again, so far, no work, by this artist, has appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog (the first link will list them, if that changes). A slightly-different-coloration, somewhat enlarged image, can be found here.Trial by Jury or Laying down the Law (link shows painting’s Wikipedia page) is shown, with a different coloration image, and described, by its current-location page.Currently, a larger, this coloration, detail image (may have changed, since I wrote this) can be found on another current-location page. It is further described by this archived current-location page which says
… The poodle may represent Lord Lyndhurst, the Lord Chancellor, who here presides as judge. Other lawyers, court officials and jurors are represented by a variety of breeds of dogs. Landseer included the 6th Duke’s own pet Blenheim spaniel ‘Bony’ in 1842 as a ‘cub-reporter’ to the left of the judge’s chair.Landseer began his career specialising in dogs and in this picture achieved a masterly tour de force. He appears to have started the painting after an eminent judge had remarked that the French poodle belonging to the artist’s friend Count d’Orsay “would make a capital Lord Chancellor”. …The artist’s Wikipedia page and collection (more under Subcategories).
BE THIS GUY almost 10 years ago
When does the poker game start?
Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member almost 10 years ago
I think Sir Edwin doth have much time to squander.
orinoco womble almost 10 years ago
@leftwingpatriot: My very thought! This is a preliminary study for that one!
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orinoco womble almost 10 years ago
Black dog has been marking the cards. Big white dog is consulting Hoyle to find a fitting punishment.
puddlesplatt almost 10 years ago
and who loves you the most, me do, do doodo!
J Short almost 10 years ago
He would often take a paws while reading aloud.
jack fairbanks almost 10 years ago
Sparky, you can go to the hydrant after we’ve settled this matter of the “dog-eared” books!
aprilrg almost 10 years ago
I love this painting!
mabrndt Premium Member almost 10 years ago
Once again, so far, no work, by this artist, has appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog (the first link will list them, if that changes). A slightly-different-coloration, somewhat enlarged image, can be found here.Trial by Jury or Laying down the Law (link shows painting’s Wikipedia page) is shown, with a different coloration image, and described, by its current-location page.Currently, a larger, this coloration, detail image (may have changed, since I wrote this) can be found on another current-location page. It is further described by this archived current-location page which says
… The poodle may represent Lord Lyndhurst, the Lord Chancellor, who here presides as judge. Other lawyers, court officials and jurors are represented by a variety of breeds of dogs. Landseer included the 6th Duke’s own pet Blenheim spaniel ‘Bony’ in 1842 as a ‘cub-reporter’ to the left of the judge’s chair.Landseer began his career specialising in dogs and in this picture achieved a masterly tour de force. He appears to have started the painting after an eminent judge had remarked that the French poodle belonging to the artist’s friend Count d’Orsay “would make a capital Lord Chancellor”. …The artist’s Wikipedia page and collection (more under Subcategories).StelBel almost 10 years ago
@mabrndt
(is this the one you meant?)
(Click on image for larger view in separate page/window.)
quebradillas almost 10 years ago
Promo for “Planet of the Dogs.”