Dogue — Bodeguero in Polka Dots Canvas Print
We like portraits best when they come with a little abrasion. This one — a small black-and-white Bodeguero in a red polka-dot neckerchief and tiny gold hoops, fronting a mock fashion magazine — has plenty of it. The expression is half-bored, half-judging you. Put it up and the room loosens. A serious kitchen suddenly has a sense of humour. A polite hallway gets a wink. The warm terracotta backdrop pulls in any clay tile, oak cabinet or rust-coloured rug already in the room. Hang at eye-level above a console, between cabinets, or on a narrow wall in the kitchen where you'll catch it every morning. Pairs well with cream linen, brass handles and stoneware. Avoid the room that's already shouting — let this be the joke, not the chorus. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.
We like portraits best when they come with a little abrasion. This one — a small black-and-white Bodeguero in a red polka-dot neckerchief and tiny gold hoops, fronting a mock fashion magazine — has plenty of it. The expression is half-bored, half-judging you. Put it up and the room loosens. A serious kitchen suddenly has a sense of humour. A polite hallway gets a wink. The warm terracotta backdrop pulls in any clay tile, oak cabinet or rust-coloured rug already in the room. Hang at eye-level above a console, between cabinets, or on a narrow wall in the kitchen where you'll catch it every morning. Pairs well with cream linen, brass handles and stoneware. Avoid the room that's already shouting — let this be the joke, not the chorus. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.
Original: $64.95
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$22.73Description
We like portraits best when they come with a little abrasion. This one — a small black-and-white Bodeguero in a red polka-dot neckerchief and tiny gold hoops, fronting a mock fashion magazine — has plenty of it. The expression is half-bored, half-judging you. Put it up and the room loosens. A serious kitchen suddenly has a sense of humour. A polite hallway gets a wink. The warm terracotta backdrop pulls in any clay tile, oak cabinet or rust-coloured rug already in the room. Hang at eye-level above a console, between cabinets, or on a narrow wall in the kitchen where you'll catch it every morning. Pairs well with cream linen, brass handles and stoneware. Avoid the room that's already shouting — let this be the joke, not the chorus. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.
