Lot 239 — The Bulldog Feud, a Four-Panel Print
Lot 239 — The Bulldog Feud, a Four-Panel Print
Lot 239 — The Bulldog Feud, a Four-Panel Print
Lot 239 — The Bulldog Feud, a Four-Panel Print
Lot 239 — The Bulldog Feud, a Four-Panel Print
Lot 239 — The Bulldog Feud, a Four-Panel Print
Lot 239 — The Bulldog Feud, a Four-Panel Print

Lot 239 — The Bulldog Feud, a Four-Panel Print

A framed four-panel print of three bulldogs tagged H, F and B: two of them brawl over a bone while the white bulldog, B, walks off with it.

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Materials
Colour print on paper, framed under glass

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Description

A cautionary tale for any crew that squabbles over the loot. Panel one: three bulldogs sit in a row, collars tagged H, F and B. Panel two: H and F square up over a bone while B looks on. Panel three: H and F tear into each other in a heap and B sidles closer. Panel four: H lies flat on the grass, F staggers off in a cloud of dust, and B trots away with the bone in his teeth. Cheeky old dog.

Printed in soft, old-fashioned colour with blue skies, green grass and a picket fence, the look of an antique chromolithograph. In a dark frame behind glass with a narrow cream border; our main shot is a close crop, so the frame and the very bottom edge are trimmed. No maker’s name visible in our photos.

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