MORGAN DENNIS (American, 1892 - 1960) Original Signed Etching “Footprints in the Sand”
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Offered here is a beautiful original signed etching by well-listed artist Morgan Dennis, signed in pencil in the lower middle right. The scene is likely Provincetown or somewhere nearby on Cape Cod, as this came from the estate of an avid collector of Provincetown art (see our other listings for more art from this collection). Image measures 3.5 x 5 inches, and framed measures 9 x 10.5 inches. In excellent condition, especially given its age. Archivally framed and ready to hang.
Biography:
Morgan Dennis, born in 1892 in Boston, Massachusetts, was an American illustrator celebrated for his charming illustrations of dogs. He spent much of his career in Provincetown, Massachusetts, where he found inspiration in the coastal town's scenic beauty. Dennis gained recognition for his illustrations in children's books, particularly for his endearing portrayals of various dog breeds. His work, including illustrations for books like "The Dog That Would Be a Prince" and "The Christmas Puppy," was beloved for its simple yet captivating style.
Beyond children's literature, Dennis also contributed illustrations to magazines and advertisements, showcasing his versatility as an artist. Despite his passing in 1960, Morgan Dennis's illustrations continue to be cherished for their timeless appeal and affectionate depictions of dogs.
Biography:
Morgan Dennis, born in 1892 in Boston, Massachusetts, was an American illustrator celebrated for his charming illustrations of dogs. He spent much of his career in Provincetown, Massachusetts, where he found inspiration in the coastal town's scenic beauty. Dennis gained recognition for his illustrations in children's books, particularly for his endearing portrayals of various dog breeds. His work, including illustrations for books like "The Dog That Would Be a Prince" and "The Christmas Puppy," was beloved for its simple yet captivating style.
Beyond children's literature, Dennis also contributed illustrations to magazines and advertisements, showcasing his versatility as an artist. Despite his passing in 1960, Morgan Dennis's illustrations continue to be cherished for their timeless appeal and affectionate depictions of dogs.
Offered here is a beautiful original signed etching by well-listed artist Morgan Dennis, signed in pencil in the lower middle right. The scene is likely Provincetown or somewhere nearby on Cape Cod, as this came from the estate of an avid collector of Provincetown art (see our other listings for more art from this collection). Image measures 3.5 x 5 inches, and framed measures 9 x 10.5 inches. In excellent condition, especially given its age. Archivally framed and ready to hang.
Biography:
Morgan Dennis, born in 1892 in Boston, Massachusetts, was an American illustrator celebrated for his charming illustrations of dogs. He spent much of his career in Provincetown, Massachusetts, where he found inspiration in the coastal town's scenic beauty. Dennis gained recognition for his illustrations in children's books, particularly for his endearing portrayals of various dog breeds. His work, including illustrations for books like "The Dog That Would Be a Prince" and "The Christmas Puppy," was beloved for its simple yet captivating style.
Beyond children's literature, Dennis also contributed illustrations to magazines and advertisements, showcasing his versatility as an artist. Despite his passing in 1960, Morgan Dennis's illustrations continue to be cherished for their timeless appeal and affectionate depictions of dogs.
Biography:
Morgan Dennis, born in 1892 in Boston, Massachusetts, was an American illustrator celebrated for his charming illustrations of dogs. He spent much of his career in Provincetown, Massachusetts, where he found inspiration in the coastal town's scenic beauty. Dennis gained recognition for his illustrations in children's books, particularly for his endearing portrayals of various dog breeds. His work, including illustrations for books like "The Dog That Would Be a Prince" and "The Christmas Puppy," was beloved for its simple yet captivating style.
Beyond children's literature, Dennis also contributed illustrations to magazines and advertisements, showcasing his versatility as an artist. Despite his passing in 1960, Morgan Dennis's illustrations continue to be cherished for their timeless appeal and affectionate depictions of dogs.
Offered here is a beautiful original signed etching by well-listed artist Morgan Dennis, signed in pencil in the lower middle right. The scene is likely Provincetown or somewhere nearby on Cape Cod, as this came from the estate of an avid collector of Provincetown art (see our other listings for more art from this collection). Image measures 3.5 x 5 inches, and framed measures 9 x 10.5 inches. In excellent condition, especially given its age. Archivally framed and ready to hang.
Biography:
Morgan Dennis, born in 1892 in Boston, Massachusetts, was an American illustrator celebrated for his charming illustrations of dogs. He spent much of his career in Provincetown, Massachusetts, where he found inspiration in the coastal town's scenic beauty. Dennis gained recognition for his illustrations in children's books, particularly for his endearing portrayals of various dog breeds. His work, including illustrations for books like "The Dog That Would Be a Prince" and "The Christmas Puppy," was beloved for its simple yet captivating style.
Beyond children's literature, Dennis also contributed illustrations to magazines and advertisements, showcasing his versatility as an artist. Despite his passing in 1960, Morgan Dennis's illustrations continue to be cherished for their timeless appeal and affectionate depictions of dogs.
Biography:
Morgan Dennis, born in 1892 in Boston, Massachusetts, was an American illustrator celebrated for his charming illustrations of dogs. He spent much of his career in Provincetown, Massachusetts, where he found inspiration in the coastal town's scenic beauty. Dennis gained recognition for his illustrations in children's books, particularly for his endearing portrayals of various dog breeds. His work, including illustrations for books like "The Dog That Would Be a Prince" and "The Christmas Puppy," was beloved for its simple yet captivating style.
Beyond children's literature, Dennis also contributed illustrations to magazines and advertisements, showcasing his versatility as an artist. Despite his passing in 1960, Morgan Dennis's illustrations continue to be cherished for their timeless appeal and affectionate depictions of dogs.