Dogs - Faithful companions, working dogs, family members, brave and loyal - for many nothing can replace the messy, noisy furball that wakes them of a morning or greets them of a night. Dogs have found a special place in the hearts of millions.
Reflected time and again in our works of art. Time for Walkies !
Esmé Percy Memorial Drinking Fountain for Dogs
Sylvia Gilley (1908–2008)
Bronze & granite
H 110 x W 177 x D 173 cm
Brown Dog 1985
Nicola Hicks (b.1960) and Gilbert & Turnbull Ltd, London
Bronze & Portland stone
H 46 cm
National Police Dog K9 Memorial 2018
John Doubleday (b.1947)
Bronze
H 121 x W 93 x D 71 cm
Chelmsford Museums
Bedlington Development Trust
Matchstick Man and His Dog 2015
Tom Elliott (b.1965) and Apprentices from WEC Group, Darwen
Stainless steel
H 180 x W 40 x D 10 cm
Richard Green (1803–1863) 1865
Edward William Wyon (1811–1885) and H. Prince & Co.
Shona Kinloch (b.1962)
Alfred Lord Tennyson (1809–1892)
George Frederic Watts (1817–1904)
Bronze & ashlar
H 250 x W 180 x D 170 cm
Dog in a Kennel 1990
Steve Bunn (b.1971) and Nautilus Fine Art Foundry (active 1997–2003)
Bronze
H 86.5 x W 44 x D 129 cm
Greyfriars Bobby 1873
William Brodie (1815–1881) and Thomas Stuart Burnett (1853–1888) and David Cousin (1809-1878) (attributed to)
Granite & bronze
H 226 x W 106 x D 106 cm
Black Dog 2012
Victoria Morris (b.1984) and Lee Nicholson (b.1975)
Resin based & hand-sculpted
H 150 x W 200 x D 75 cm