For The Love Of Dogs | Art for a Cause
The print collection Street Dogs, created by photographers Michael Ansell, Don Hudson, Patrick D. Pagnano, Dave Green, Matt Weber, and Wolf Weintraub, showcases remarkable snapshots of dogs captured in fleeting moments. Through the perspectives of each photographer, viewers are invited to explore the varied personalities and settings that these dogs inhabit, ranging from city streets to quiet suburban areas. 10% of print sales from Street Dogs are donated directly to the ASPCA.
Old Dog, Bronx, New York, 1986 © Matt Weber
The print collection Street Dogs, created by photographers Michael Ansell, Don Hudson, Patrick D. Pagnano, Dave Green, Matt Weber, and Wolf Weintraub, showcases remarkable snapshots of dogs captured in fleeting moments. Whether featuring a cherished pet or a stray, each photograph tells a distinct story. This collection honors the daily lives of these four-legged friends, highlighting their soulful expressions and the silent connection they share with humans. Through the perspectives of each photographer, viewers are invited to explore the varied personalities and settings that these dogs inhabit, ranging from city streets to quiet suburban areas. The images serve as a testament to the lasting role of dogs in human culture, embodying loyalty, resilience, and companionship. As you delve into Street Dogs, you’ll likely be immersed in each photograph reminding us of the simple pleasures that dogs bring into our lives.
With every purchase of a Street Dogs print, 10% of sales are donated directly to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), helping to provide care, food, and love to animals in need. Not only will you be adding a magnificent piece of art to your collection, but you will also be making a positive impact on the lives of deserving animals.
Washington Square Park, New York, NY, 1974 © Patrick D. Pagnano
Dog And Mural, Milan, Michigan, 1978 © Don Hudson
A dog sits in a car on a rainy night in Paris, 1991 © Dave Green
Walking the dog, Rome, 1966 © Michael Ansell
Patiently Waiting, Brooklyn, New York, 2019 © Wolf Weintraub
Browse our selection of Street Dogs prints, and find the perfect piece to celebrate the joy of dogs and street photography while contributing to a meaningful cause. Shop now and help us make a difference.
This article draws inspiration from my personal journey of self-discovery, ignited by the love and compassion of my rescue dog, Strummer. In 2016, I was emerging from a long dark phase following the death of my partner. Although I had always been a dog lover and owner, I found myself incapable of caring for another living being for the first time in my life. That changed when I visited a rescue shelter and experienced love at first sight. The phrase “who rescued who?” resonates profoundly with my story. Over the past nine and a half years and to this day, I have captured countless moments with Strummer who has become my muse and the motivation behind much of my work. Strummer's presence has been truly transformative. Through him, I have discovered a renewed sense of purpose and a deeper connection to the world around me. He has shown me the beauty in simplicity and the importance of living in the moment. With his support, I have found the courage to approach the future with hope, optimism and gratitude.
Self-portrait with Strummer, 2021
"Dogs are instinctive, they have a memory of the instant, like photography."
--- Elliott Erwitt