Seated Dog, after an antique sculpture 1833 - 1843

Christen Købke's "Seated Dog, after an antique sculpture" is a 19th-century lithograph that exemplifies his meticulous attention to detail. Created between 1833 and 1843, this artwork captures a seated dog with a dignified and alert presence, emphasizing the subtle textures and contours of the animal's form. The lithograph serves as a testament to Købke's skill in reproducing the nuances of a classical sculpture, drawing viewers into the world of ancient art through his precise and evocative lines. The artwork is now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, offering a window into the artist's interest in classical subjects and his mastery of the lithographic medium.