David Imlay’s approach to painting draws influence from twentieth century American Contemporary Realism as well as Photorealism which both emerged in the late 1960’s and early 1970’s.
It is David’s hilarious dog portraits based on famous portraits by other artists, however, that caught our eye and brought a smile to our face. Our mascot Fido is a pretty big fan too…
Portrait Of Horatio Harrier Nelson 1800, Oil On Canvas, 11 x 14″
Madame Pomeranian 1789, Oil On Panel, 8 x 10″.
Portrait Of Lady Gida 1620, Oil On Canvas, 24 x 36″
Portrait Of Calvin Greyhound Anne 1842, Oil On Canvas, 24 x 36″
Portrait Of A Gentleman Dane 1680, Oil On Canvas, 11 x 14″
A Matador 1867, Oil On Canvas, 16 x 20″
Portrait Of Lady Preta 1540, Oil On Canvas, 11 x 14 Inches
Sir Henry Pug 1802, Oil On Canvas, 16 x 20″
Rembrandit Self Portrait 1640, Oil On Canvas, 8 x 10″
Portrait Of Blondie Van Cleyburgh 1634, Oil On Canvas, 8 x 10″
Portrait Of A Dachshund In A Turban 1797, Oil On Canvas, 8 x 10″
Portrait Of Sir Winston Churchill 1946, Oil On Canvas, 12 x 16″
And don’t forget, if you’re looking for a piece of original art to hang on your walls, check out artFido HERE!
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