We had to put our beloved Corgi down in November, but we have left his outdoor water dish for the birds and chipmunks who visit it from time to time. I hasten to add that our Palmer slept in OUR house, not a doghouse. All the same this picture made me smile wistfully. As for the artist, I can find little about Elisabeth Sinding (1846–1930) except that she was a Norwegian who studied in Christiana (now Oslo), Dresden, and Munich. No thought, no suggestion: sometimes a picture is enough.
Picturing a World
Dog, snow, birds
January 8, 2024
Tags:
Dogs, Scandinavian artists
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Comments
Jan 08, 2024 11:38 AM EST
Hi Katherine, the painting is so beautiful, but it bothers me to see a dog outside in a dog house.
I'm sorry you and your husband lost your beloved fur baby. Maybe when you are ready, another dog will come into your lives.
Happy New Year to you and yours,
Pat
- Patricia Franzino
Comment by Katherine on Jan 08, 2024 11:59 AM EST
Hi, Pat,
Thank you or your kind words. Dogs are great companions! I admit that the one in the picture looks a bit disconsolate, and I do hate seeing dogs (except huskies) left out in the cold, but we both agree that it's a lovely painting.
Happy New Year to you, too,
Katherine