Get Rid Of Fleas In The Home


How to rid your pet and house of fleas.

17 Jun, 2009

Museums House Pet Portraits

Posted by: admin In: Pet Care

I remember my first time seeing a professional display of pet portraits. It was on a trip with my friends a few years back. We decided to stop and visit a few museums. One of them being this lovely art museum. When I walked in I immediately felt how wonderful this art was.

We walked through the halls admiring the beautiful paintings and how the were attractively displayed. There were oil, pastel, and watercolor paintings. Each hall had a special theme and really captured the reality of the pictures. The gallery we walked through first contained landscapes, flowers and other works of nature. I loved each and every painting as the artist truly showed their talent through each one. As we walked the subject matter of the paintings changed to animals, pets specifically.

This was the first time I saw pet portraits displayed in a museum, and it was amazing because all the paintings were done by one artist. The artist truly had an affinity for pets and a very wide range of types of pets. The sheer number of portraits of pets was truly amazing. Below are just a few that I loved.

The first was a picture of a dog. It was a little white poodle. The details were amazing. She wore a pink bow and sat on a matching doggie chair. The next one was two twin cats, at least they looked like twins. They were both midnight black with sparkling blue eyes that really were captured in the painting. The gallery held many pet portraits, but a horse portrait is what I found particularly mesmerizing. It was apparent that this horse was a beloved family pet. It was a white stallion and his owner. It truly jumped out of it’s frame and looked as if it were real.

There are so many different ways you can devote your love to animals. I really appreciated this hall of pet portraits because it showed that the artist was a true animal lover. The way that she captured each animal at their special moment was amazing, not the mention that she made each painting look as if were a real picture.

You can see the love and devotion the artist has when you look at their work. You can tell if they love what they are doing by just looking at the painting itself. Next time you are in a museum, or even at a local art show, look at the details of the paintings. You will be surprised how much you can learn from them.

 Mail this post

StumbleUpon It!

Technorati Tags: , ,

No Responses to "Museums House Pet Portraits"

Comment Form

.

.


  • cat brush: The tools on the market today such as the furminator make it so easy to groom your cat. I no longer go to professional groomers.
  • Jodi Adams: I agree, it's always good to research and understand the pets needs before getting one. They are also great companionship for seniors. Cheers Jod
  • Eliminate Fleas Naturally: [...] Bathing your pet weekly with a mild dog shampoo prevents flea [...]


Only Natural Flea Control!

Try The Tic Clip !

  • Blogroll