Dogs 1860

"Dogs" is a study of canine anatomy completed in 1860 by American artist George Harvey. This piece is executed in brown wash on paper and features a reclining dog in the foreground, while another dog is sketched in the background. Harvey is best known for his depictions of animals, particularly dogs, which often appeared in his landscape paintings. This piece is a testament to his keen observation of nature, revealing his mastery of capturing animal form and movement.