The Da Vinci Dog
The Passion, Paintings, and Slobber of Brinks the Dog
by Paul Amelchenko
You can never fully appreciate your own dog's artistic ability until you read about Brinks Amelchenko. Brinks is
a four-year old yellow Labrador retriever who discovered how to use and develop his unique ability to create great
works of art on panes of glass. He practices every day on his owner's French doors, mostly in the mornings, but
sometimes in the evenings. The world around him is his inspiration.
His epic work: "Squirrels, someday I'll get you," began as a series of individual works detailed by
uncontrolled excitement. Brinks has advanced to mixed media...toilet paper rolls, a cell phone, and even some
sculpture as displayed on the backyard fence. As pay for these masterworks, Brinks gladly accepts cookies and
belly-rubs.
Paul Amelchenko has brilliantly portrayed the things we love about dogs in this tongue-in-cheek, lighthearted
look at the messes dogs make that cause us to smile fondly when it is our own pet. His love for his dog shines on
every page, both in the prose and the creative photography.
Consider The Da Vinci Dog as a special gift for the dog lover in your family, and as an added
incentive, Paul is donating a portion of the profits of this book to animal rescue charities. I thoroughly
enjoyed this cheerful little book. |
The Book |
Willow Creek Press |
September 24, 2007 |
Hardcover |
1-595-43631-6 / 978-1-595-43631-3 |
Nonfiction / Humor |
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The Reviewer |
Beverly J. Rowe |
Reviewed 2008 |
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