Colophon, black dog

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Colophon, black dog

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from CANIDAE - Animals of the Dog Kind

Artist Don Cortese (American, born 1935)

Date1967

ClassificationsPrint

MediumEtching and letterpress

DimensionsObject: 2 3/4 × 1 7/8 in. (7 × 4.7 cm) Sheet: 15 7/8 × 12 1/16 in. (40.4 × 30.6 cm)

Credit LineGift of Patricia and Professor Donald Cortese

Keyword/Subject

Object number2013.0201h

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Colophon for CANIDAE - Animals of the Dog Kind

Colophon for CANIDAE - Animals of the Dog Kind

Don Cortese

1967

These wild dogs are found in large packs in Asia, Africa, and in some parts of Europe, most of the wolves of Europe are of a grayish color, but those of Spain are black and also in Mexico and South America.

These wild dogs are found in large packs in Asia, Africa, and in some parts of Europe, most of the wolves of Europe are of a grayish color, but those of Spain are black and also in Mexico and South America.

Don Cortese

1967

Colophon [text]

Colophon [text]

Don Cortese

1967

Colophon text and the quote from Darwin’s Origin of Species

Colophon text and the quote from Darwin’s Origin of Species

Don Cortese

1967

But they are not in the United States [running dog with flag]

But they are not in the United States [running dog with flag]

Don Cortese

1967

Title page, CANIDAE - Animals of the Dog Kind

Title page, CANIDAE - Animals of the Dog Kind

Don Cortese

1967

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CANIDAE - Animals of the Dog Kind

Don Cortese

1967

There are wild dogs that look much like wolves. Some suppose that they were always wild, and others think they are tame dogs that escaped from man, and then became wild.

There are wild dogs that look much like wolves. Some suppose that they were always wild, and others think they are tame dogs that escaped from man, and then became wild.

Don Cortese

1967

There are wild dogs that look much like wolves. Some suppose that they were always wild, and others think they are tame dogs that escaped from man, and then became wild.

There are wild dogs that look much like wolves. Some suppose that they were always wild, and others think they are tame dogs that escaped from man, and then became wild.

Don Cortese

1967

There are wild dogs [overprinted several times]

There are wild dogs [overprinted several times]

Don Cortese

1967

It is scarcely possible to doubt that the love of man has become instinctive in the dog. from Darwin’s Origin of Species

It is scarcely possible to doubt that the love of man has become instinctive in the dog. from Darwin’s Origin of Species

Don Cortese

1967

“It is scarcely possible to doubt that the love of man has become instinctive in the dog.” from Darwin’s Origin of Species

“It is scarcely possible to doubt that the love of man has become instinctive in the dog.” from Darwin’s Origin of Species

Don Cortese

1967

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