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Made of natural coir, a dense fiber that is naturally mold and mildew resistant. Coir is a renewable resource that is durable and coarse, excellent for scraping shoes clean. Vinyl backed for increased durability and to help prevent movement, coir doormats are weather tolerant absorb moisture and retain their shape. For best results keep in a sheltered area such as a covered porch, keeping extreme moisture and sunlight to a minimum. Vacuum, sweep or lightly hose clean. Color: Multi. Pattern: Solid Color.

Color/pattern: clear 4 stemless tumblers Measures 3.75in wide x 4.62in high; 21oz capacity Design details: Versatile enough for water, wine, and juice, each 21-ounce stemless tumbler in this set of four features a deeply sand etched Weimaraner-themed design. The stemless shape means they're dishwasher safe and less prone to breakage than their stemmed counterparts. They're the perfect gift for dog lovers. Dishwasher safe Individually sand etched Made in the USA

Color/pattern: clear 4 tumblers Measures 3.37in wide x 3.75in high; 11 capacity Design details: Contemporary, sleek, and perfect for everyday use, these thin-shammed rocks glasses are deeply sand etched with the same humorous Weimaraner-themed design. Dishwasher safe Individually sand etched Made in the USA

William Wegman is a world-renowned American artist whose paintings, photographs, videos and drawings have been exhibited in museums and galleries internationally. Today he is perhaps best known for his collaborations with his longstanding muses, an ever-expanding cast of Weimaraners, for whom performing elaborate scenarios or merely posing demurely for their portraits comes as second nature. Curated in close collaboration with distinguished photography author William A. Ewing, William Wegman: Being Human is the most extensive collection of Wegmans photographic work yet to be published. The book is organized thematically, presenting a wealth of exceptional work in such a way as to highlight the versatility of Wegmans everinventive mind as he explores what it means to be human. From portraits of characters we so easily recognize a suburban housewife, a famous actor, a nightclub singer, a golfer dressed in plaid to imagery that toys with a wide range of visual languages, Wegman quotes freely from fashion photography, Cubism, colour theory, the tradition of the nude and the history of art itself. Essays and an interview explore Wegmans approach to his subjects and their life in the studio. With over 300 images made over the last four decades, many published here for the first time, William Wegman: Being Human will delight and engage both those who are new to Wegmans work and those who have admired his art for many years.Table of ContentsIntroduction by William A. Ewing Mans Best Friend, William Wegman William Wegman in conversation with William A. Ewing People Like Us Nudes Cubists Masquerade Terrain Zoo Mode Sit! Pageant Hallucinations Designs Stay!

A new twist to Clement C. Moore's classic poem features the photographer's famous weimaraners posing as Santa, reindeer, and the narrator in his nightcap.

Wililam Wegman's colorful weimaraners are back, and they are everything you ever wanted them to be. From choirboys to storytellers, caterpillars to elephants, teachers to mathematicians, Wegmanology brings together old favorites and new work in an exciting comprehensive collection of selected pieces of work starring those fabulous weimaraners, Fay, Batty, Chundo, and Man Ray.

Man Ray, artist William Wegman's stunning weimaraner, was called "the Charlie Chaplin of dog photography" by The New York Times and "the ideal post-modern photographer's model" by New York magazine. In Wegman's beautiful, vibrantly colored Polaroid photographs, Man Ray dresses as Louis XIV, imitates a bat, poses as Picasso's Old Guitarist, and is variously covered with baby powder, flowers, zebra-print fabric, and tinsel. These photographs and Wegman's later work have made Man Ray, Fay Ray, and their family among the best-known models in contemporary art.

In a large format board book, humorous full-color photographs of the author's famous weimaraners--Fay, Battina, Chundo, and Crooky--illustrate seven basic shapes in innovative ways.

Pointers, English setters, German shorthaired pointers, German wirehaired pointers, Brittanies Esteemed photographer Dale Spartas captures pointing dogs in action Striking full-color photographs show off pointing dogs at their finest. Included in the book are continental breeds, the Viszla, weimaraner, and wirehaired pointing griffon. Davis writes on the breeds' history, physical characteristics, and personality, as well as training the inquisitive puppy into a finished shooting dog with praise, patience, and repetition. A superb gift book for the pointing dog lover.

A well-known artist recreates these classic nursery rhymes with photographs of his weimaraner dogs as they play all the major roles, including Bo Peep, Old King Cole, Little Miss Muffett, and other favorites.

Naive Little Red Riding Hood is threatened by a conniving wolf when she delivers some muffins to her ailing grandmother, in a photographic reinterpretation of the classic fairy tale in which weimaraner dogs play the characters.

The Petersons are off to a weekend in the woods. Charles is excited to venture into the outdoors with his puppy, Buddy. When the family arrives at Misty Valley, Charles discovers that a smart Weimaraner named Bentley is lonely and in need of a home. But Charles is only there for the weekend. Can he find Bentley a home in just three days?

Dogs on Rocks is a volume of new photographs of William Wegman's famous Weimaraners, taken while he was in residence at The Acadia Summer Arts Program in Maine or at his own home in Maine. Many of these stunning shots--of the dogs alone, in pairs or in groups--take advantage of the breathtaking vistas of Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island, where the program is located. Wegman's formal portraits of the animals are framed by the natural beauty and muted tones of the island's forest and rocky beach. "I don't feel lonely when I'm around them," Wegman has said about his beloved dogs, "But I love also listening to them. I always make sure I spend some time just seeing what they're really doing. Especially outside, you know, when you're alone with them. Because so many people, including myself, fill in a whole vocabulary for them that is ours and not theirs. I remember spending some time for the first time with Man Ray, my first dog. I didn't talk that day. I just listened to what he was listening to, the whole aura of smells and sounds and sights and things that he was picking up on during that day." The Acadia Summer Arts Program was founded by Marion Boulton Stroud, the founder of The Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia, where she is the Artistic Director. William Wegman was born in 1943 in Holyoke, Massachusetts. Though he studied painting, Wegman gradually began to develop an interest in photography and video, the mediums for which he remains known. In the early 1970s, he moved to Southern California and began a long and fruitful collaboration with his first dog, Man Ray--who endeared himself to the art world with his deadpan presence. Wegman has added several dogs to his cast in the course of his nearly 40-year career. In addition to maintaining a presence in the art world, he has published a number of children's books and has created film and video works for Saturday Night Live and Sesame Street. He lives and works in New York City and Maine.