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Manchesters in Art
1900-1950

Carl Reichert
1901 

Illustration from the 1903 book: Two Boys and a Dog

Study of Manchester Terrier
Arthur Wardle
circa 1906

Kermit Roosevelt, son of U.S. President Teddy Roosevelt, is pictured here with the family's
Standard Manchester Terrier "Blackjack".  Roosevelt was President from 1901-1909 and Blackjack
is listed on the roster of White House pets.

C. Francis Wardle
1930s

Edwin Megargee
1883-1958

Edwin Megargee
1883-1958

Edwin Megargee
1883-1958

Artist: Louis Agassiz Fuertes
1919

This painting originally appeared in the National Geographic Society's 1919 "The Book of Dogs"   It was reprinted again in 1927.

Artist: Edward Miner
Published in National Geographic
1936

Victim of De Fense Program
Artist: Zito
1937

The above political cartoon was penned by Vinzento Zito, a famed art deco cartoonist of the early 20th century.  The subject reflects a 1930s "Curb Your Dog" campaign designed to keep city dogs from relieving themselves on trees and fire hydrants.  In addition to signs cautioning owners, some cities places fences around trees and hydrants, as seen here.