$5,950
H 33 in W 38.5 in D 2 in
“Manchester Terrier, 1854” 19th Century Dog Portrait in Landscape Ex-Bonhams Oil
By George Armfield
Located in Yardley, PA
Secord Gallery, NYC, 2018 About the artist: Bristol born George Armfield, son of portrait artist William
Canvas, Oil
Unavailable
H 24 in W 36 in
Vibrant oil of Tibetan landscape "Yaks near Phasho" celebrates Tibetan animals
Located in Charleston, US
Museum of the Dog, William Secord Gallery, Carmel Art Association and Dog & Horse Fine Art. This
Oil
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H 4 in W 5 in
Hand Pulled Etching of a Sleeping Bull Terrier Charms and adds Prestige
Located in Charleston, US
American Dog Paintings" at the William Secord Gallery in New York City; the Society of Illustrators in New
Archival Paper, Pencil, Etching
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H 20 in W 22.75 in D 2.25 in
John Emms dog painting 'Dinner Time' - A Smooth Fox Terrier
By John Emms
Located in San Rafael, CA
(label on back of frame): William Secord Gallery, Inc. New York. John Emms first exhibited in the Royal
Canvas, Oil
John Emms dog painting of 'Turk' A Jack Russell Terrier
By John Emms
Located in San Rafael, CA
: 171/2in H x 21in L x 2 1/2in Provenance: William Secord Gallery, Inc. New York. John Emms first
Canvas, Oil
John Emms dog painting of 'Peter' a Fox Terrier
By John Emms
Located in San Rafael, CA
. Provenance: William Secord Gallery, Inc. New York. John Emms first exhibited in the Royal Academy in 1866
Canvas, Oil
Oil on Canvas of Dog by Harry Roundtree, circa 1930
Located in Stamford, CT
Puff." Artwork was originally sold at the William Secord Gallery, circa 1930s.
Canvas
Whitely Jet, 1934
By Reuben Ward Binks
Located in New York, NY
exhibition at the William Secord Gallery, 1990, pg. 2
Large Spaniel Standing in a Landscape
By George Garrard
Located in Bath, Somerset
125cm (38 x 49in). Provenance: From the Sarah Evans collection, New York With the William Secord
Midday Rest, ca. 1890
By Horatio Henry Couldery
Located in New York, NY
: William Secord “Dog Painting 1840-1940, A Social History of the Dog in Art”, pg 209 William Secord “Dog
Canvas, Oil
$7,125Sale Price|25% Off
H 34 in W 38 in D 3 in
Antique English 19th Century, King Charles Cavalier and Westie dogs in a room
By George Armfield
Located in Woodbury, CT
Antique Victorian English 19th Century, King Charles Cavalier spaniel and Westie terrier in an interior. This exquisite English 19th-century painting by George Armfield is a masterf...
Canvas, Oil
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