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A male figure lying on his left holds the leash of two dogs desperate to be let go. The dogs have their mouths open and are pulling forward even though their front legs are off the ground. A life-size version can be seen at Gosford House, East Lothian.
Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery
Birmingham
Title
Hounds on Leash
Date
1889
Medium
bronze
Measurements
H 38 x W 76.5 x D 37 cm
Accession number
1973P21
Acquisition method
purchased
Work type
Statue
Normally on display at
Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery
Chamberlain Square, Birmingham, West Midlands B3 3DH England
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