Keeshond / Keeshonden - CUSTOM MATTED - Vintage Dog Art Print - 1954 M. Dennis

Description

1954 Breed Description
Illustrated by Morgan Dennis
This
ORIGINAL PAGE
comes from a 1954 book of pedigreed dogs recognized by the American Kennel Club at that time. The page includes some of the breed lore and
Morgan Dennis
illustrations of both a puppy and adult of the breed.
Morgan Dennis was an American illustrator and author known primarily his paintings of dogs. He was born in Boston, Massachusetts, and grew up on Long Island, New York. He was commissioned by the Black and White Scotch Whiskey Company to illustrate the "Black and White Scotties" a successful ad campaign used over many years.
The actual page measures approximately
4" x 7"
and has been
Custom Matted
in a black "acid free" mat, ready for your
8" x 10"
frame. The item is shipped flat and securely protected against damage.
Your artwork is shipped flat between sturdy cardboard and comes protected against moisture with a plastic sleeve. It's then carefully packaged to prevent bending or damage during transit.
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This print remains in its original condition and has never been framed or exposed to the ultraviolet rays of the sun.
It has been stored flat and protected from damage and moisture.
The print has been professionally matted in a black "acid free" mat and is ready for your frame.
This will make an excellent additional to your art collection.
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