Another Old Friend With A New Home – ART-2178

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Original Portrait of Scottish Terrier Dog

This wonderful, original portrait of a Scottish Terrier dog was done with oils on canvas.

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This wonderful, original portrait of a Scottish Terrier dog was done with oils on canvas. Measuring 17″ tall x 15″ wide (including the frame), it is a whimsical study of the dog, sitting upon his hind legs, as though he was begging for attention or a treat.

It is a modern piece of artwork, framed in a simple black frame. It looks as though it was painted by a true Scottie enthusiast, someone who knows just how expressive this breed can be.

Although it is not a vintage piece, it is one-of-a-kind, and one that would look amazing in any Scottie lover’s home. It is in mint condition.

Original Portrait of Scottish Terrier Dog

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