Laura Gascoigne

Artists’ dogs win the rosettes: Portraits of Dogs – From Gainsborough to Hockney, at the Wallace Collection, reviewed

There are too many ladies in this show, and not enough tramps

Thomas Gainsborough’s ‘Tristram and Fox’, c.1775–85, win the rosettes in this dog show. © Tate Images 
issue 08 April 2023
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    Wallace Collection, until 15 October

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