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Let Sleeping Dogs Lie

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Let Sleeping Dogs Lie

Let sleeping dogs lie. A cat espies two sleeping Scotty dogs. Artist: Barbara Briggs. Date: circa 1919

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Barbara Briggs Scotty Sleeping


Let Sleeping Dogs Lie

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is a charming and whimsical artwork by American illustrator Barbara Briggs, depicting a curious cat observing two peaceful Scotty dogs as they slumber. The scene unfolds in a cozy, homey setting, with the dogs nestled in a basket, their paws curled up, and their bodies relaxed in a contented slumber. The cat, with its alert and inquisitive expression, gazes at the dogs from a nearby perch, its eyes fixed on the sleeping canines. Briggs' use of color and composition adds to the playful and lighthearted atmosphere of the artwork. The muted tones of the dogs' fur and the basket, combined with the pop of color from the cat's coat and the vibrant green leaves in the background, create a visually appealing contrast. The cat's positioning in the foreground, looking down at the dogs, draws the viewer's attention to the scene and invites them to appreciate the tranquility of the moment. The title of the artwork, "Let Sleeping Dogs Lie," is a common expression that advises against disturbing a peaceful situation or a sleeping person or animal. In this context, the title adds an extra layer of meaning to the artwork, emphasizing the importance of allowing the dogs to rest undisturbed and the enjoyment that can be derived from observing their peaceful slumber. Barbara Briggs was an accomplished illustrator, known for her work in magazines, advertisements, and books. Her artwork often featured animals and children, and her ability to capture the essence of their personalities and emotions was unparalleled. "Let Sleeping Dogs Lie" is a prime example of her talent and her ability to create a delightful and endearing image that resonates with viewers of all ages. Circa 1919. Mary Evans Picture Library / Mary Evans Prints Online.

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