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Page from Brothers of the Cosmos, 1969, featuring images of Laika, 1957 [top], by V.M. Baturin and N. K. Filippov; and Belka and Strelka, 1960 [bottom], by Baturin and V. Zhiharekno, V. M. Baturin Russian, Gelatin silver prints

Page from Brothers of the Cosmos, 1969, featuring images of Laika, 1957 [top], by V.M. Baturin and N. K. Filippov; and Belka and Strelka, 1960 [bottom], by Baturin and V. Zhiharekno

V. M. Baturin
N. K. Filippov
V. Zhiharekno
1969
Relief fragment with two young dogs, Limestone, paint
Relief fragment with two young dogs
ca. 2400–2323 BCE
Dog Circle, Gabriel Orozco Mexican, Silver dye bleach print
Dog Circle
Gabriel Orozco
1995
The Dogs, Pierre Bonnard French, Lithograph
The Dogs
Pierre Bonnard
Printer Edward Ancourt
Publisher L'Escarmouche
1893
[Soviet Space Dogs Mishka and Tsigan], Dmitri Baltermants Russian, Gelatin silver print
[Soviet Space Dogs Mishka and Tsigan]
Dmitri Baltermants
1951
Three Dogs, plate 9 from a set of Four Legged Animals, Adriaen Collaert Netherlandish, Engraving; first state of three (New Hollstein)
Three Dogs, plate 9 from a set of Four Legged Animals
Adriaen Collaert
ca. 1597
Trade card from the Fat and Skinny Their Little Pup Too series (W500), Commercial color lithograph reproducing drawing
Trade card from the Fat and Skinny Their Little Pup Too series (W500)
ca. 1920
Rochester, Michigan, Stephen Shore American, Chromogenic print
Rochester, Michigan
Stephen Shore
July 1972
The Dog Kennel, from the Set of Animals, Jan van den Hecke Flemish, Etching; probably second state of three (Hollstein)
The Dog Kennel, from the Set of Animals
Jan van den Hecke
ca. 1656
Three dogs playing at center, with a cat and a dog watching in the background, Lorenz Frølich Danish, Etching
Three dogs playing at center, with a cat and a dog watching in the background
Lorenz Frølich
1900
Textile fragment with repeating pattern of dogs on dotted ground, Silk, Japan
Textile fragment with repeating pattern of dogs on dotted ground
Japan
18th–19th century
Why Don't You Take It?, Currier & Ives American, Lithograph
Why Don't You Take It?
Currier & Ives
Subject Jefferson Davis
Subject Ulysses S. Grant
1861–64
[Dogs], John Thomson British, Scottish, Albumen silver print from glass negative
[Dogs]
Attributed to John Thomson
1865
Puppies Playing beside a Palm Tree and Garden Rock, Unidentified artist Chinese, 15th century, Album leaf; ink and color on silk, China
Puppies Playing beside a Palm Tree and Garden Rock
Unidentified artist
15th century
50,000 Covered, José Chávez Morado Mexican, Lithograph and letterpress
50,000 Covered
José Chávez Morado
Publisher Taller de Gráfica Popular, Mexico City
1939
A large chained dog howling while puppies try to climb onboard a sinking dog house, Miguel Pacheco Mexican, Wood engraving
A large chained dog howling while puppies try to climb onboard a sinking dog house
Miguel Pacheco
1856
I Think I Met Her At Miami... from Exhibit Comics Cards (W431), Commercial photolithograph
I Think I Met Her At Miami... from Exhibit Comics Cards (W431)
ca. 1940–45
Ornament, Chalk
Ornament
1850–1900
[Dogs], John Thomson British, Scottish, Albumen silver print from glass negative
[Dogs]
Attributed to John Thomson
1865
Dogs Playing, Samuel Howitt British, Engraving
Dogs Playing
Samuel Howitt
ca. 1810
Plate 11: Dogs, from "Various animals" (Diversi animali), Stefano della Bella Italian, Etching; third state of three (De Vesme)
Plate 11: Dogs, from "Various animals" (Diversi animali)
Stefano della Bella
ca. 1641

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