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Winners at the Dog Show of the Kennel Club, at the Crystal Palace, London, Mr. E
WINNERS AT THE DOG SHOW OF THE KENNEL CLUB, AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE, LONDON, Mr. E. Reynolds Rays Bloodhound, " Baron." Mr. C. T. Harriss Mastiff, " Shah." Rev. G. A. Sneyds Rough-coated St. Ballard, " Hector. ENGRAVING 1876, UK, britain, british, europe, united kingdom, great britain, european
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Media ID 9724875
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1876 Baron Bloodhound Crystal Palace Dog Show European Great Britain Harris Hector Mastiff Reynolds Shah United Kingdom Winners Sneyd
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Winners at the Dog Show of the Kennel Club, held at the iconic Crystal Palace in London, are captured in this vintage engraving from 1876. The print showcases three remarkable dogs who stole the spotlight with their exceptional breed qualities and undeniable charm. Firstly, we have Mr. E. Reynolds' majestic Bloodhound named 'Baron, ' whose regal stature and keen sense of smell made him a standout competitor. Next is Mr. C. T. Harris's impressive Mastiff called 'Shah, ' known for his sheer strength and gentle nature that won over both judges and spectators alike. Lastly, Rev. G. A. Sneyd's Rough-coated St Ballard named 'Hector' displays an unruly yet endearing appearance that perfectly embodies his breed's distinctive characteristics. This nineteenth-century engraving not only captures these winning canines but also serves as a testament to British culture and history during that era. The illustrative technique used adds a touch of nostalgia to this retro-styled artwork. As we admire this historic piece, it transports us back to a time when dog shows were grand events celebrated by enthusiasts from all corners of Europe, making it an invaluable glimpse into our shared canine-loving past.
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