Portraits of Dogs: London's Wallace Collection explores canine character and charm
A new exhibition at London's Wallace Collection pays tribute to our centuries-old relationship with dogs (sorry cats)
Source: euronews.com
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Worthing's Hercule Van Wolfwinkle to host evening for Home-Start AWA
People will have the chance to meet and win a portrait of their pet from self-proclaimed “rubbish” Worthing artist Hercule Van Wolfwinkle.
Source: theargus.co.uk
Father's hilariously 'rubbish' cartoons of people's pets raise more than £100,000 for charity
Phil Heckels, 40, began his fundraising mission entirely by accident during the coronavirus lockdown in 2020 when he attempted to draw a portrait of his dog for his six-year-old son to copy.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
The Snowman Spectacular Online Auction: These are the celebrity lots up for grabs in support of Chestnut Tree House children's hospice
Celebrities from the worlds of sport, music and literature have donated items and experiences to Sussex children’s hospice Chestnut Tree House for The Snowman Spectacular Online Auction.
Source: sussexexpress.co.uk
Sussex teenager shortlisted for RSPCA photography award
Liam Taylor, 18 from Littlehampton has been nominated for an RSPCA Young Photographer Award. His photograph, which is titled Loneliness, shows his black and white dog looking longingly at the front door. Loneliness by Liam Taylor from Littlehampton In total, fourteen animal snaps taken by youngsters aged from 10 to 18 have been shortlisted for the animal charity’s competition and the winner will be decided by votes cast online by members of the public. Images include a cat asking for a hug, a collie at sunset and a gaggle of geese walking along a road. In December 2020, the overal...
Source: theargus.co.uk