"Liam"
10" x 8"
oil on canvas
Liam's story…
"We brought Liam home as an 8 week old pup this past May. 3 months later and 65lbs heavier he is becoming quiet the character. He's just what we all needed. After losing our 4 dogs over this past year it had left a huge hole in all our hearts not too mention an emptiness in the house that was unbearable. We were missing Lilly curled up next to us with her long naps. Chubby little Sid with his constant wagging tail. Harvey's soft curly coat talking to you with his big brown eyes and Mr Quinn. My big beautiful sensitive boy. So loyal and always right by my side. I swear he knew everything I was thinking. Losing them all so sudden was heartbreaking. 'Never again' I said. the pain is just too great. Well I lasted 2 months. The hole in my heart was too big. I was actually getting depressed. It was time for a new Best friend. We found Liam. Living with his 8 brothers and sisters just a couple of hours away. We decided to 'Just take a peek' But as soon as I held him I knew he was coming home. Liam with his crazy spots and black and pink nose. His goofy personality and always somebody's shoe hanging from his mouth is just what the Dr ordered. Literally. "
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Showing posts with label great dane. Show all posts
Showing posts with label great dane. Show all posts
Monday, September 22, 2014
PAINT MY DOG! #17
Labels:
10 x 8,
ANIMALS,
dog,
dogs,
great dane,
harlequin dane,
oil on canvas,
price $NFS
Sunday, March 9, 2014
Dane in the Rain
"Dane in the Rain"
36" x 36"
oil on canvas
If you are interested in a portrait
www.clairhartmann.com
Labels:
ANIMALS,
clair hartmann,
dog painting,
great dane,
oil on canvas,
portrait,
price $900
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Friday, March 2, 2012
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Paintings in Progress
Dane
2' x 5'
oil on canvas
Angel Descending
oil on panel
Here are some paintings I'm working on.
I have been invited to be in a show at Wesleyan College next year with 3 other artists and will be working on about 11 large paintings - this is the first. I wanted to incorporate an abstract in the background, not sure why, maybe because the dane looks confused or maybe because he's in black and white and I was just wanting some color. In any case, abstract is very difficult for me, I find I face a lot of self doubt when attempting these types of paintings, not sure why, but it is something to explore.
The second is a painting I've been working on for a long time, maybe this will be my "Mona Lisa" painting that I work on my whole life and never finish... let's hope not, because the client has been extra patient up until now, which I greatly appreciate!
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Red Dog
10" x 8"
This is a painting for the weekly challenge "The One Color per Stroke Challenge"
You can see all the paintings here:
Labels:
clair hartmann,
dog,
great dane,
paintworks challenge
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