DogDogs

Regarded as one of the greatest image makers of his generation, Elliott Erwitt described himself as ‘a professional photographer by trade and an amateur photographer by vocation.’ As an artist and documenter, his camera took him all over the globe and his work spans many traditions, subjects, and approaches to photography.P. G. Wodehouse was a British writer whose novels and stories share the same light touch of gentle satire. He was a great admirer of Elliott Erwitt’s work during his lifetime.

‘820 photographs of Elliott Erwitt’s most unexpected muse.’ – AIR MAIL‘Each reader will have [their] favorite of these candid capturings…but all will agree that somehow dogs make humans more human indeed.’ – New CriterionPraise for the first edition:'This book is a must for all dog-lovers.' – Marie Claire'Barking dogs, laughing dogs, big dogs, small dogs, lazy dogs, crazy dogs: they're all here ... Will provide hours of delight.' – Amateur Photographer