Bolognese Dog 1670 - 1706

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"Bolognese Dog" is an oil painting by Philipp Peter Roos from 1670-1706, currently held at the Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen, Denmark. The painting depicts a Bolognese dog in a realistic and detailed manner, characteristic of Roos' animal studies. The dog stands proudly on a platform, its fluffy white fur contrasting with its black markings. This piece is a testament to Roos' mastery of animal portraiture, capturing the individual personality and breed characteristics of the dog with remarkable accuracy.