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Cassius Coolidge (1844-1934)
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Other Paintings by this artist: |
A Bachelor's Dog |
This painting doesn't have any gambling in it, but Coolidge does seem to portray the same segment of society as the paintings where the dogs are playing poker. The dog is just sitting in his study in his favorite chair, smoking a cigar with plenty more close by, a glass of alcohol within reach, and his paper in his lap. No worries at all. The idealization of bachelor life I guess. Probably painted between 1909 and 1910.
