Dogman grew a pear 23/25

About Dogman grew a pear 23/25

Cast in bronze, this contemporary figurative sculpture of a dog is by Gillie and Marc.

British and Australian artists, Gillie and Marc have been called “the most successful and prolific creators of public art in New York’s History” by the New York Times. Their iconic series of hybrid sculptures—dogman and rabbitwoman are designed to represent the unique bond between humans and animals.
This bronze table top sculpture of a dog man finds him sitting, cross legged, holding a pear (with an eye-catching gold patina) in one hand.
Edition 23 of 25. Price is in USD.

“In many cultures, the pear is a symbol of affection and Dogman has affection in abundance! He wants to find a way to express these feelings to his true love. Learning about the symbol of the pear, Dogman plants his seed. Nurturing it, he watches it grow until finally it bears fruit.” Gillie and Marc

Gillie and Marc enjoy a rare partnership as they are married and have worked together as artists for more than 25 years. Gillie and Marc are passionate environmental activists who have used their sculptures, paintings, and photographs to celebrate and save endangered animals. Every year they donate thousands of dollars earned from their art sales to many international animal charities they support through their project ‘Love the Last.’ Among their many accolades they’ve received the Allens People's Choice Award in 2016 and 2018, the Kids' Choice Award at the 2016 Sculpture by the Sea, and the Bayside Arts Festival People's Choice Award in 2019. Gillie and Marc’s work is exhibited and sold throughout the world.