Dandy Dinmont, from the Dogs of the World series for Old Judge Cigarettes 1890

"Dandy Dinmont," from the "Dogs of the World" series for Old Judge Cigarettes, is a chromolithograph by Goodwin & Company, dating back to 1890. This charming illustration depicts a Dandy Dinmont terrier, a breed known for its long, wiry coat and sturdy build. The image showcases the dog's distinctive features, including its long, straight tail and its short, stubby legs. The artwork is a prime example of the popular trend of using collectible trading cards for advertising purposes during the late 19th century. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City houses this small-format, yet captivating, illustration.