Dogs in the Rijksmusem

Posted on June 17, 2019 by forstegrupp

Yesterday SH and I went to this museum and spent most of our time on the second floor in the 1600-1700 galleries.

Given the vast number of paintings by famous artists, including Rembrandt’s “The Night’s Watch,” I decided for this entry to just focus on the many dogs in various works. So below you will find zoomed-in images of just dogs. Dogs fawning. Dogs growling. Dogs begging. Dogs waiting.

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About forstegrupp

Currently I am an English teacher at an independent school outside of Philadelphia. To arrive at this way point, I spent many years in graduate school researching, reading, learning, and studying and finally earned a doctorate in comparative literature from Harvard University. I specialized in medieval orality and literacy. My private interests include baking, knitting, spinning, and gardening.
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