Dogs, painted as Renaissance Noble
A dignified nobleman's portrait in the style of the old masters — ruffled collar, rich brocade, dark canvas background and brushwork that belongs in a Florentine gallery. Painted for dogs of every breed — from your photo, likeness-checked before delivery.

Being the fastest dog breed on the planet, capable of speeds over 40 miles per hour.

Being Cuba's national dog, with a bouncy signature gait known as the 'Havanese spring.'

Tall radar-like ears and a remarkable ability to leap straight up several feet from a standstill.

A glossy, deep mahogany coat that makes it one of the most striking sporting breeds.
It takes two minutes to start — and their spot on the wall is waiting.
Start nowLong before anyone painted a pet for its own sake, dogs were symbols tucked into the corners of royal portraits, until a handful of artists decided they deserved the whole canvas.
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