Dogs in French 18th-Century Decorative Arts @TheWallacecollection
Dogs in French 18th-Century Decorative Arts @TheWallacecollection
Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Join Curatorial Assistant Félix Zorzo and his guest Dr Mia Jackson, Curator of Decorative Arts, Waddesdon Manor (National Trust), as they converse about the love for dogs among artists, painters and collectors in 18th-century France.
Dogs in French 18th-Century Decorative ArtsMission accomplished 💫 #WallaceCollection #Conservation #BehindTheScenesSeminar in the History of Collecting: The Multiple Roles of Paul Casimir-Périer (1812–1897)Vincent van Goghs Favourite Painting at The Wallace CollectionSeminar in the History of Collecting: The Dutch King Willem II (1792–1849) as collectorSeminar in the History of Collecting: Philipp von Stosch (1691–1757) and his CircleMeet the Expert: Frans Hals and The Male PortraitDomenikos Theotokopoulos El Greco, The Tears of St Peter, © The Bowes MuseumFinal weeks – Portraits of Dogs: From Gainsborough to HockneyExperts Choice: The Gold Cups of Eternal StabilityNot a face youd want to come across on a dark night!👺Collection Highlights: The Laughing Cavalier by Frans Hals
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Dogs in French 18th-Century Decorative Arts

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