Dogue — Parson's Terrier in Pearls Canvas Print
What's the hallway missing? Deep red with some nerve. A scruffy Parson Russell Terrier in layered pearls stares straight down the lens under a bold magazine-style headline, and the whole thing knows exactly how silly it is.
Put it up and the room loosens. The cream backdrop keeps things calm, the red headline pulls the eye, and the dog does the rest. People stop and grin before they've taken their coat off.
It works above a console in the hallway, on a kitchen feature wall, between cabinets in a dressing room, or behind a desk in a home office that needs a bit of personality. Eye-level is best — the gaze does the heavy lifting.
Pairs happily with pale oak, brass handles, painted cabinetry, linen and bouclé, and small ceramics in cream and soft pink.
Don't bury it in a busy gallery wall of serious portraits — it wants room to land the joke. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.
What's the hallway missing? Deep red with some nerve. A scruffy Parson Russell Terrier in layered pearls stares straight down the lens under a bold magazine-style headline, and the whole thing knows exactly how silly it is.
Put it up and the room loosens. The cream backdrop keeps things calm, the red headline pulls the eye, and the dog does the rest. People stop and grin before they've taken their coat off.
It works above a console in the hallway, on a kitchen feature wall, between cabinets in a dressing room, or behind a desk in a home office that needs a bit of personality. Eye-level is best — the gaze does the heavy lifting.
Pairs happily with pale oak, brass handles, painted cabinetry, linen and bouclé, and small ceramics in cream and soft pink.
Don't bury it in a busy gallery wall of serious portraits — it wants room to land the joke. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.
Original: $64.95
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$22.73Description
What's the hallway missing? Deep red with some nerve. A scruffy Parson Russell Terrier in layered pearls stares straight down the lens under a bold magazine-style headline, and the whole thing knows exactly how silly it is.
Put it up and the room loosens. The cream backdrop keeps things calm, the red headline pulls the eye, and the dog does the rest. People stop and grin before they've taken their coat off.
It works above a console in the hallway, on a kitchen feature wall, between cabinets in a dressing room, or behind a desk in a home office that needs a bit of personality. Eye-level is best — the gaze does the heavy lifting.
Pairs happily with pale oak, brass handles, painted cabinetry, linen and bouclé, and small ceramics in cream and soft pink.
Don't bury it in a busy gallery wall of serious portraits — it wants room to land the joke. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.
