You chance to own the original 'Nipper' ! (Maybe ?).
It certainly looks similar anyway ................ just a bit faded a bit ............... maybe .........
https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auct ... 1a94e4b44e
So that's what really happened to 'Nipper' the dog ?
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Re: So that's what really happened to 'Nipper' the dog ?
Oh my, that is not good. I'd much rather have a real live living Nipper but that is simply ghoulish. Poor chap. Why not let him R.I.P?
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Re: So that's what really happened to 'Nipper' the dog ?
Oddly enough, poor Nipper (1884 –1895 ) was dead and buried by the time the original painting was made in 1898 -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/His_Master%27s_Voice . If I remember correctly, Barraud worked from a photograph, although a taxidermied dog would have made a good model....
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