Golden Retriever in Blue Leaves Art Print Black

Golden Retriever in Blue Leaves Art Print

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Blue Pug Portrait Art Print Black

Blue Pug Portrait Art Print

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Blue Greyhound on Chartreuse Art Print Black

Blue Greyhound on Chartreuse Art Print

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Corgi in Blue and Orange Art Print Black

Corgi in Blue and Orange Art Print

Sale price From 189,00 kr 269,00 kr
Blue Pug on Orange Art Print Black

Blue Pug on Orange Art Print

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Blue Greyhound on Mustard Art Print Black

Blue Greyhound on Mustard Art Print

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Australian Shepherd in Blue and Orange Art Print Black

Australian Shepherd in Blue and Orange Art Print

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Boston Terrier on Orange Art Print Black

Boston Terrier on Orange Art Print

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Orange and Blue Dog Portrait Art Print Black

Orange and Blue Dog Portrait Art Print

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Good Boy in Blue and Orange Art Print Black

Good Boy in Blue and Orange Art Print

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Boston Terrier in Orange and Blue Art Print Black

Boston Terrier in Orange and Blue Art Print

Sale price From 189,00 kr 269,00 kr
Bright Blue Husky Portrait Art Print Black

Bright Blue Husky Portrait Art Print

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Choosing a pop art dog print

Quick answers on colour, framing choices, where these prints work best and what happens after you order

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What makes a dog print "pop art"?

Pop art treats an everyday subject with the visual language of advertising and print culture: flat blocks of saturated color, bold outlines, high contrast and often repeated or screen-print-style panels. Applied to dogs, that means a familiar face rendered in unnatural pinks, teals or oranges rather than realistic fur tones. The appeal is graphic punch, so these pieces read as design statements first and pet portraits second.

Should I choose a framed or unframed dog print?

Framed is the easier choice if you want the piece finished and ready to go on the wall, since framed products arrive complete with no assembly. Unframed works well if you already own frames, like to swap art seasonally, or want to pick a molding that matches existing woodwork. Availability of formats varies by design, so check the options listed on the piece you like before ordering.