Pooch Collection

Easter Dalmatain puppy
A funny little Dalmatian puppy that looks like he just painted some Easter eggs

Painted puppy
A silly little Dalmatian puppy that looks like he got into the art supplies, on a blue background

Britannia and Eve magazine, March 1933
Front cover illustration featuring an extremely glamorous lady wearing a bright orange coat with fur trims, a yellow hat with orange feather and holding a blue clutch bag

Skye Terriers "Sam" and "Perkie"
5856408 Skye Terriers "Sam" and "Perkie"; (add.info.: Skye Terriers "Sam" and "Perkie." Fine chromolithograph from Cassell's "Illustrated Book of)

Couple waiting for a dog to finish its business, c.1921 (colour litho)
CHT327038 Couple waiting for a dog to finish its business, c.1921 (colour litho) by Sem (Georges Goursat) (1863-1934); Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs, Paris

A Dachshund Drinking Beer, c. 1900 (colour litho)
CHT327036 A Dachshund Drinking Beer, c.1900 (colour litho) by Weber, Ulrich (fl.1900); Private Collection; (add.info.: Teckel Buvant de la Biere; humorous postcard; ); eArchives Charmet; German

Dog in woindow, Normandy, France
Aggresive French dog in house window, Normandy, France Date: 1987

Head of a Child (pastel on paper)
XIR167560 Head of a Child (pastel on paper) by Cassatt, Mary Stevenson (1844-1926); Private Collection; American, out of copyright

Portrait of a young woman with her dog - 27 November 1943
Girl in smart hat and coat stands holding the front paws of her dog who sits on a table - both looking at the photographer. George Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref. No. Garland N22640

Boarding a Motor Cab
A gentleman asks the London cabbie how much the fare will be, while the two posh Edwardian ladies with him prepare to get in the motor cab with their pooch. Date: early 1900s

Housewife and Pooch
An attractive housewife does a spot of window shopping outside the fruiterers, while her bored pooch waits for her. Date: 1960s

A dogs education
Three young girls train a small white dog who sits obediently on the table in front of them. One of the girls takes the dogs paw and orders him to be quiet by holding her finger against her lips

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"Pooch: A Timeless Companion and Source of Joy" In the spirit of Easter, this adorable Dalmatian puppy named Pooch steals our hearts with its playful charm. Just like a painted masterpiece, Pooch's unique spots make it a living work of art. Featured in Britannia and Eve magazine back in March 1933, Pooch captivated readers with its irresistible cuteness. Even as far back as c. 1900, a color lithograph depicted a delightful scene of a Dachshund enjoying some beer – truly showcasing the timeless bond between humans and their furry friends. From Normandy, France comes an enchanting image of a dog gazing out from behind a windowpane. This captivating moment captures the curiosity and loyalty that dogs bring into our lives. Pooch is not only adored by adults but also cherished by children, as seen in "Head of a Child, " where pastel on paper brings to life the innocence shared between child and pet. During challenging times like World War II, portraits such as "Portrait of a young woman with her dog" remind us that even amidst turmoil, the love for our four-legged companions remains unwavering. Whether boarding motor cabs or accompanying housewives on daily errands, it has become an integral part of everyday life throughout history, and are more than just pets; they are family members who offer unconditional love and support. "A Dog's Education" highlights how pooches can teach us valuable lessons about loyalty, patience, and compassion if we open our hearts to them. No matter the era or circumstance portrayed through these various hints – be it Easter celebrations or wartime struggles – one thing remains constant: pooches have always been there to brighten our days with their wagging tails and infectious joy.