I grew up watching Sesame Street. I know a weimaraner when I see one. What I didn't know was the name of the man behind the adorable genius I always looked forward to during my TV show.
William Wegman, I'm sorry for not doing my research earlier. Now that I know who you are, I want to tell you that I'm a huge fan of your art. Thank you for sharing your quirky work and your love of dogs. I love them, too.
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| William Wegman, Header, 2000 via Panopticon Gallery |
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| William Wegman, Hot and Pink, 2004 via Panopticon Gallery |
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| William Wegman, Leaf Line, 2005 via WegmanWorld.com |
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| William Wegman, Psycho, 2008 via Panopticon Gallery |
Their faces look so morose and resigned. I find them so comical and adorable.
Oh, lawd, I found this footage of a spelling lesson with one of his dogs. It's probably the cutest thing I've seen all month, and I work with Korean children so I know what I'm talking about. But really, it's short and sweet, and you won't regret it. Watch it here!
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| William Wegman, Covered Bridge, 2001 via Candace Dwan Gallery |
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| William Wegman, Mowing Alone, 1997 via Miami New Times, thanks to Lowe Art Museum |
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| William Wegman, Lawn Chair, 1988 (My birth year! That just makes me happy.) via WegmanWorld.com |
Oh, I miss my chocolate lab so much. All this dog talk's got me digging through my planner for a date to the closest dog cafe.
My last recommendation: watch some weimaraners make bread on Sesame Street. I can't stop smiling.
I hope you like these pups as much as I do!
My last recommendation: watch some weimaraners make bread on Sesame Street. I can't stop smiling.
I hope you like these pups as much as I do!
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