In the copies of artworks by famous artists below, to distinguish the copies from the originals, each copy has in it the representation of a dog. Sometimes the representation is obvious, sometimes not. Two obvious dog representations appear in the paintings below as follows: in Seated Woman: just to the right of the seated woman, in the gloom, a labrador sits quietly. In Family of Saltimbanques: I pasted a photograph of one of Picasso’s dogs–Kabul–onto the canvas to the right of the saltimbanque family.

 

Weeping Woman – Pablo Picasso, 1937

Seated Woman – Pablo Picasso, 1920

Woman in the Garden – Claude Monet, 1937

La Musique – Henri Matisse, 1910

Woman in a Red Armchair – Pablo Picasso, 1932

Entrance to the Village of Voisins – Camille Pissarro, 1872

The Dream – Pablo Picasso, 1932

Marie-Therese Walter – Pablo Picasso, 1937

The Two Saltimbanques: Harlequin and his Companion – Pablo Picasso, 1901

Franzi in a Carved Chair – Ernst Kirchner, 1908

Absinthe Drinkers – Degas, 1876

La Dame au Chapeau – Kees van Dongen, 1906

Interior With Girl Drawing – Pablo Picasso, 1935

Portrait – Rene Magritte, 1935

The Old Guitarist – Pablo Picasso, 1903

Seated Harlequin – Pablo Picasso, 1901

Dora Maar Seated – Pablo Picasso, 1937

Jacqueline aux Fleurs – Pablo Picasso, 1954

Recumbent Nude with Open Arms – Kees van Dongen, 1906

Night Windows – Edward Hopper, 1928

Riders on the Beach – Paul Gaughin, 1902

Dog Barking at the Moon – Jean Miro, 1926

 

The Kiss – Pablo Picasso, 1969

Place Du Forum Arles: Terrasse De Cafe La Soir – Vincent van Gogh, 1888

The Dessert: Harmony in Red (The Red Room), Henri Matisse, 1908

Bela’s Birthday – Marc Chagall, 1915

The Rose – Thea Proctor, 1927

Family of Saltimbanques – Pablo Picasso, 1905

Francoise, Claude and Paloma – Pablo Picasso, 1954

Guernica – Pablo Picasso, 1937