Dogs in Art: A Canine History of Art by Aloise, Valeria

Dogs in Art: A Canine History of Art (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9783039641239)

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Format: Hardcover
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Dogs in Art: A Canine History of Art by Aloise, Valeria

Dogs in Art: A Canine History of Art

$19.95
Dogs in Art: A Canine History of Art by Aloise, Valeria

Dogs in Art: A Canine History of Art

$19.95
Format: Hardcover
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Calling all young art explorers! Let's follow Harriet, the museum cat, on a tour through the world of art--with dogs in the spotlight!The museum has put together a very special exhibition... all about dogs in art! Harriet, the resident museum cat, isn't thrilled about dogs stealing the show--but she's just curious enough to take a look.As she strolls through the galleries (with plenty of catty comments along the way), Harriet introduces us to more than 30 artworks from around the world--from classic paintings to modern street art. You'll meet famous artists like Frida Kahlo, Banksy, Keith Haring, and Jeff Koons, and spot dogs in sculptures, photos, indigenous art, and even graffiti.With colorful illustrations, fun facts, and surprising stories, Dogs in Art is a joyful introduction to the history of art for kids. It explores different styles and time periods, while showing that museums can be exciting, playful, and full of furry friends.

Author: Valeria Aloise
ISBN-10: 3039641239
ISBN-13: 9783039641239
Publisher: Helvetiq
Language: English
Published: 06/09/2026
Pages: 64
Format: Hardcover
By Valeria Aloise
By Valeria Aloise
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Valeria Aloise works in communication and loves telling stories that spark curiosity and bring smiles. After publishing her first book, Dogs Who Work, about dogs' professions, she now embarked on a journey through art history. This new project is also a tribute to her French bulldog Arnold, her loyal and snoring companion for ten years. She lives in Lausanne, Switzerland.

Margot Tissot is a Swiss illustrator who delights both children and adults with dynamic patterns and vibrant colors. Besides illustrating books like Dogs Who Work for Helvetiq, she creates posters, flyers, catalogs, and exhibitions for various institutions. She lives in Lausanne, Switzerland.

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