Street Dogs Collection

Street Dogs barking at a Dancing Bear and his Keeper in Constantinople (engraving)
1036760 Street Dogs barking at a Dancing Bear and his Keeper in Constantinople (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Columns from Constantinople (engraving)
1096502 Columns from Constantinople (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Columns from Constantinople)

South America, Province Jujuy, Tilcara - street dogs in the village Tilcara

Street Dogs of the East

South America, Argentina - street dog

South America, Province Salta, - street dogs in the village Cafayate

South America, Buenos Aires - street dog

South America, Buenos Aires, San Telmo - street dog

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In the bustling streets of Constantinople, a lively scene unfolds as street dogs surround a dancing bear and his keeper. The air is filled with barks and growls, creating an atmosphere of chaos and excitement. Engraved columns stand tall in the background, bearing witness to this extraordinary spectacle. The Pictorial Museum of Animated Nature offers us a glimpse into another world, where street dogs roam freely. On one page, we see these resilient creatures wandering through South America's Province Jujuy in Tilcara village. Their presence brings both comfort and curiosity to the locals who have grown accustomed to their presence. Traveling further east, we encounter the Street Dogs of the East - a captivating sight that captures our imagination. These four-legged wanderers navigate through ancient streets with grace and resilience, embodying the spirit of survival amidst urban landscapes. South America continues to be home for these loyal companions as they traverse its vast territories. In Argentina's Province Salta, specifically in Cafayate village, street dogs form an integral part of everyday life. They become familiar faces within communities - guardians watching over their neighborhoods. Even in cosmopolitan Buenos Aires, amidst towering buildings and busy intersections, there is room for a street dog seeking solace or perhaps just some affection from passersby. Their presence serves as a reminder that even in concrete jungles like this metropolis; nature finds its way back onto our paths and can not mere strays but rather symbols of resilience against adversity – survivors navigating through life's challenges on their own terms. From Constantinople to South America's vibrant villages and cities alike – these remarkable creatures remind us that love knows no boundaries nor does it discriminate based on pedigree or status.