Renaissance Noble · Ivory, sable, bronze
Renaissance Pet Portrait
An old master's oil painting
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.
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Your free preview lands in minutes. Digital files are delivered within hours. Prints ship in 5–7 business days — free over $75.
The likeness guarantee
Every portrait is compared against your photos before you see it. If it isn't clearly your pet, we repaint free — and refund in full before anything is printed.
Breeds that wear it beautifully
Any dog or cat can wear this style — these are the breeds whose look and character fit it especially well.
Afghan Hound
largeA flowing silken coat and an aristocratic profile that turns heads on sight.
The MonarchRenaissance NobleWatercolor Dream
Borzoi
largeAristocratic Russian sighthound roots and blistering speed across open snow.
The MonarchRenaissance NobleWatercolor Dream
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
smallBeing named for King Charles II of England, who was rarely seen without one nearby.
The MonarchRenaissance NobleThe Angel
Chow Chow
mediumA lion-like ruff and a rare blue-black tongue, one of the world's most ancient breeds.
The MonarchThe WizardRenaissance Noble
English Setter
largeA speckled 'belton' coat pattern and an elegant, frozen pointing stance in the field.
Watercolor DreamVintage StudioRenaissance Noble
Greyhound
largeBeing the fastest dog breed on the planet, capable of speeds over 40 miles per hour.
The AstronautRenaissance NobleThe Sea Captain
Ibizan Hound
largeTall radar-like ears and a remarkable ability to leap straight up several feet from a standstill.
The AstronautRenaissance NobleWatercolor Dream
Irish Setter
largeA glossy, deep mahogany coat that makes it one of the most striking sporting breeds.
Watercolor DreamPop IconRenaissance Noble
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Renaissance Pet Portrait — questions
Will the Renaissance pet portrait keep my pet's real markings?
Yes. Even in an old-master style with cracked-varnish texture and chiaroscuro lighting, our likeness review makes sure the ruff, doublet and dark canvas background surround a portrait that's unmistakably your pet's face and coloring.
How do I get a free preview of my Renaissance portrait?
Upload one clear, well-lit photo of your dog or cat and choose the Renaissance style. You'll see a preview of the painting in minutes — free, before any payment.
What's included and how much does it cost?
Digital gallery files start from $29 and are ready in hours. Canvas and framed print options are also available, with free shipping on orders over $75.
Can I gift a Renaissance pet portrait for someone's home office or study?
It's a favorite for exactly that — the museum-gallery look sits well framed on a wall or desk. Order the digital file for a fast gift, or a framed canvas for something ready to hang straight out of the box.