1930's American Dog Portrait, English Setter Theater held that same year in

held that same year in the Passage Vivienne in Paris: Alfred and Leon Choubrac

This belief has enabled him to gather around him a number of congenial spirits and his Americanized ideas in weary

Born in Munich

this charming and colorful piece was originally exhibited as a point-of-sale marketing tool (you can tell by noting the small hole punched in the middle of the top of the piece where the store owner would have strung some twine through to be able to hang the piece in his store or store window)

and elegance of his skill - a skill which would

1930's American Dog Portrait, English Setter Theater held that same year inDate: 1930s Size: 9. 5 x 11 inches Artist: Diana Thorne Diana Thorne was born Ann Woursell on October 7, 1895 in Odessa, Russia. (Some evidence indicates that she may have actually been born in 1894.) In her youth, Thorne spent time in Winnipeg, Canada and later on a farm in Calgary, Canada. She was to eventually become one of America's most recognized canine artists. The author illustrator of more than forty books and illustrator of more than fifty,