Gallery

Throughout history, the Epagneul Breton has been a popular subject for artists and sculptors, from 18th century French and British paintings to modern day drawings, sculptures and photographs. The dog's bright expression and handsome pointing style invites artistic interpretation in any medium.

Please contact us to suggest or submit additional items for display.

Also see Featured Art for descriptions of featured pieces.

Fath Head Study
Artist: Richard Fath (France 1900-1952)
Photo courtesy of The William Secord Gallery, New York

Fath Head Study - Front View
Artist: Richard Fath (France 1900-1952)
Photo courtesy of The William Secord Gallery, New York

The Running Epagneul Breton
Artist: Joep Rooijakkers (The Netherlands)
Photo by Nel Barenddregt

Epagneul Breton and Woodcock
Artist: Boris Riab (1890 - 1975)
Photo courtesy of Jacques François Bordet and Marie Thérèse Bordet

Epagneul Breton Sculpture
Artist: Richard Fath (France 1900-1952)
Photo courtesy The William Secord Gallery, New York

Side Profile of Epagneul Breton
Artist: JP. Couespel (France)

Artist Unknown

"Danny Boy and Tig"
By Joseph H. Sulkowski

Epagneul Breton Retrieving Woodcock by JP. Couespel.

Artist Unknown

Photograph of Dogs from
Chenil de Cornouaille of Callac, Province of Bretagne, France
Courtesy of Hervé Bourdon

Courtesy of Nancy Whitehead, Sporting Dog Photography, LLC

From "Origin of the Brittany Spaniel," by Fred Z. White, M.D.

Tapestry, work of Jouy A. M. Lefournier representing the Brittany as it appeared about 1800. From "Origin of the Brittany Spaniel," by Fred Z. White, M.D.

From "Origin of the Brittany Spaniel," by Fred Z. White, M.D.

Epagneul Breton Pointing Red Legged Partridge by Boris Riab

"Le Breton" by Liz Lewis

"Moose" by Larry Costigan

Epagneul Breton in Marble
by Richard Fath

Epagneul Breton in Terra Cotta by Richard Fath