Wolfhound Collection (#2)

FALL / WOLFHOUND / 1939
GRACIOUS Owned by Barr. Sitting down and panting. Date: 1939

FALL / WOLFHOUND / 1972
ANGUS OF ARRAGHGLEN Owned by Miss N. I. Nichols. Date: 1972

FALL / WOLFHOUND / 1948
An unnamed Wolfhound lying down owned by Barr. Date: 1948

FALL / WOLFHOUND / 1961
LURGAN OF BRADFIELD Owned by Miss N. I. Nichols. Date: 1961

FALL / WOLFHOUND / 1957
KIRKEEN OF BRADFIELD Owned by Miss N. I. Nichols. Date: 1953

FALL / WOLFHOUND / 1938
ROLAND OF PENTAVALON Owned by Ansell. Date: 1938

FALL / WOLFHOUND / 1952
CHAMPION KERRYMAN OF BOROUGHBURY Owned by Barling. Date: 1952

FALL / WOLFHOUND / 1949
CHAMPION FELIXTOWE GELERT Date: 1949

FALL / WOLFHOUND / 1934
CHAMPION FETHARD OF OUBOROUGH Owned by Rank. Date: 1934

FALL / WOLFHOUND / 1929
ERIN OF OUBOROUGH Owned by G. U. Rank. Date: 1929

King Lear, Act I, Scene I, 1898. Creator: Edwin Austin Abbey
King Lear, Act I, Scene I, 1898

Lady in elaborate costume with three Borzois
Lady in an elaborate costume (with a vaguely circus feel) with three Borzois (Russian Wolfhounds). Date: 1950s

Fall / Wolfhound / 1938
An unnamed Wolfhound stands with her six puppies. Date: 1938

Fall / Wolfhound / 1939
GRACIOUS Owned by Barr. Sitting down and panting. Date: 1939

Fall / Wolfhound / 1957
KIRKEEN OF BRADFIELD Owned by Miss N. I. Nichols. Date: 1953

Fall / Wolfhound / 1952
CHAMPION KERRYMAN OF BOROUGHBURY Owned by Barling. Date: 1952

Fall / Wolfhound / 1934
CHAMPION FETHARD OF OUBOROUGH Owned by Rank. Date: 1934

Artist Cecil Aldin and the Firm - his pet dogs
Cecil Aldin, artist of sporting subjects and dogs, pictured with a group of his dogs known as the firm. Included is Turps, a rough-haired dachshund, Micky, the Irish Wolfhound

Mr and Mrs Bryan Guinness with their Irish Wolfhound
Mr and Mrs Bryan Guinness (1910 - 2003), formerly Miss Diana Freeman Mitford, later Lady Mosley, pictured enjoying a quiet half-hour in Hyde Park in 1930 with their immense Irish wolfhound. Date: 1930

Picture No. 10773724
Dog - young girl cuddling Borzoi Date:

Dog - 6 week old Borzoi puppy in studio
LA-5064 Dog - 6 week old Borzoi puppy in studio Jean Michel Labat Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Borzoi / Russian Wolfhound - running
LA-3027 Borzoi / Russian Wolfhound - running Jean Michel Labat Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

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The majestic Irish Wolfhound, known for its regal stature and gentle nature, has left an indelible mark in various realms. From being a beloved mascot to sleeping partners and dissolved partnerships, this breed has woven itself into the fabric of history. Renowned artist Cecil Aldin immortalized the Irish Wolfhound as a mascot through his captivating sketches. These illustrations captured the essence of this noble creature, showcasing its grace and strength. One such depiction is seen at the Irish Brigade memorial on Little Round Top in Gettysburg battlefield, paying homage to their loyalty and bravery. In domestic settings, Mickie, an endearing Irish Wolfhound found solace in a chair – a testament to their affinity for comfort. Other instances show these magnificent hounds lying peacefully in gardens, basking in the sunlight while exuding tranquility. The versatility of this breed extends beyond aesthetics; it also shares similarities with other wolfhounds like the Borzoi or Russian Wolfhound. Despite their differences, they all possess an air of elegance that commands attention wherever they go. Captivating close-ups reveal the intricate details of an Irish Wolfhound's head - from soulful eyes to powerful jaws - capturing hearts with just one glance. In some heartwarming scenes, these gentle giants are even seen alongside smaller companions like Maltese dogs or Boston Terriers during festive seasons adorned with Christmas decorations. Whether as mascots or loyal companions by our side, there is no denying that the presence of an Irish Wolfhound brings joy and admiration into our lives. Their legacy continues to be celebrated through artistry and cherished memories shared with them – forever etching their pawprints on our hearts.