The German Shepherd was initially developed in Germany. It was a much favoured breed of dog thanks to its work ethic and friendly characteristics and temperament. There are different posters and paintings for German Shepherd dogs to commemorate their character and love reflectedby people who own them. Not only can you get the painting but also indulge in T-shirts, gifts and propaganda posters.
"Obey the German Shepherds", a poster depicting the said canine as the one in control of a household. The poster has a striped yellow and red background making it magnificent and is considered as an appraisal to the great role of German Shepherds as guard and companion dogs.
A painting by Carol Lynn Nesbitt depicted a German Shepherd lying in a bunch of flowers with a sensitive facial expression. The framed painting can be found and is sold online. Another 14 by 14 acrylic painting by Michelle Noe depicts a German Shepherd with a red halo on top of his head. This is available on mere canvas as well as on frame.
For fashionistas, the artwork by a photographer Miki Klocke can be a great piece. This black and white painting illustrates a confident-looking German Shepherd doing his own runway show. This is available unframed.
The paintings by Tracy Allyn Greene are printed on canvas. The painting entitled Faithful Dreams shows German shepherds sleeping peacefully on a cushion. It pays tribute to the loyalty and protective nature of the German Shepherd.
Melissa McDaniel on the other hand depicted a German Shepherd with paws extended in the air trying to reach something. The "Paws Up" is also available on frame.
Victoria Smith, amazed with the German Shepherd dog she mingled with in a show, illustrated a 10 by 12 inch artwork of a two year old canine. This colored pencil piece was named after the dog, "Troy". You can request it framed upon purchase.
Pop style art also illustrates these esteemed dogs. One of which is by Carol Lynn Nesbitt in her "German Shepherd and the Butterfly" that presents the mentioned dog's good and sportive nature.
For those fond of folk art, a patriotic poster of a painting is available that shows the German shepherds sleeping on a background of the USA flag. Even though the dog is German considering its origin, it has been accepted and adopted in America and even denoted the American Shepherd at times. A painting by Alison Leete depicts the beautiful German Shepherd pausing to listen to something during his walk amid tall grass on the green summer day as the morning mist engulfs the scene.
"Obey the German Shepherds", a poster depicting the said canine as the one in control of a household. The poster has a striped yellow and red background making it magnificent and is considered as an appraisal to the great role of German Shepherds as guard and companion dogs.
A painting by Carol Lynn Nesbitt depicted a German Shepherd lying in a bunch of flowers with a sensitive facial expression. The framed painting can be found and is sold online. Another 14 by 14 acrylic painting by Michelle Noe depicts a German Shepherd with a red halo on top of his head. This is available on mere canvas as well as on frame.
For fashionistas, the artwork by a photographer Miki Klocke can be a great piece. This black and white painting illustrates a confident-looking German Shepherd doing his own runway show. This is available unframed.
The paintings by Tracy Allyn Greene are printed on canvas. The painting entitled Faithful Dreams shows German shepherds sleeping peacefully on a cushion. It pays tribute to the loyalty and protective nature of the German Shepherd.
Melissa McDaniel on the other hand depicted a German Shepherd with paws extended in the air trying to reach something. The "Paws Up" is also available on frame.
Victoria Smith, amazed with the German Shepherd dog she mingled with in a show, illustrated a 10 by 12 inch artwork of a two year old canine. This colored pencil piece was named after the dog, "Troy". You can request it framed upon purchase.
Pop style art also illustrates these esteemed dogs. One of which is by Carol Lynn Nesbitt in her "German Shepherd and the Butterfly" that presents the mentioned dog's good and sportive nature.
For those fond of folk art, a patriotic poster of a painting is available that shows the German shepherds sleeping on a background of the USA flag. Even though the dog is German considering its origin, it has been accepted and adopted in America and even denoted the American Shepherd at times. A painting by Alison Leete depicts the beautiful German Shepherd pausing to listen to something during his walk amid tall grass on the green summer day as the morning mist engulfs the scene.
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