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Original Watercolor and Acrylic Paintings |
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"Max"
Watercolor |
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"Max, who died of cancer, belonged to my good friend and Doctor. The two were extremely close. Unbeknown to my friend, I painted this portrait of Max, and presented it to him. There were tears in his eyes." Ed Sadler
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"George, A salt and pepper miniature schnauzer, was our first dog after moving to the United States" Ed Sadler
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"George"
Watercolor
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"Henry"
Foil Etching
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"This picture was drawn from memory of my first dog as a child, way back in England many, many years ago." Ed Sadler
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"This little dog was found wandering on I-75 by my daughter. We couldn't just leave him at the
Humane Society, so I found him a home with a friend of mine who fell in love with him."
Ed Sadler
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"Benjie"
Foil Etching
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"Elka"
Watercolor
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"I painted Elka while visiting my family in England. Elka, a Great Dane, is my sister's beloved pet." Ed Sadler
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"This was my first commissioned acrylic dog portrait. Border Collies are such loving dogs. They are natural models for painting." Ed Sadler
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"Border Collie"
Acrylic
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"Kramer"
Watercolor
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"Kramer looks like he is always smiling, so I used some artist license and gave him a smile on the portrait." Ed Sadler
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