As every animal lover knows, our furry companions have their own distinctive personalities, complete with unique preferences and quirks. Inspired by this, we asked our team to imagine their pets’ refined taste in art and the paintings they’d choose to adorn their dream collections. Here’s what they shared:
Poppy & Pinto
Owner: Natalie Bobb, Gallery Manager
Art Selection: Rose Masterpol, Camo-flauge and XOX
“Bonded brothers, Poppy and Pinto, are both house cats, yet couldn’t be more different. Poppy is mysterious and sneaky, his concealed maneuvers best represented by Rose Masterpol’s Camo-flauge, which offers a similar technical flow and intrigue. Pinto, on the other hand, is vocal and fully available. XOX by Masterpol captures that same animated spirit, welcoming you in with expressive color and hugs and kisses.”


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Jack
Owner: Chelsea Little, Art Consultant
Art Selection: Randal Ford, Swiss Valais Blacknose Lamb No. 2
“Jack’s absolute favorite toy is his Lambchop—of which he has three. We’ve tried giving him many other toys, but the same enthusiasm is simply not there! So, I think he would absolutely adore this cuddly Swiss Valais Blacknose Lamb No. 2 by photographer Randal Ford, if not go crazy with happiness over it.”

Daphne
Owner: Mollie Mayer, Gallery Assistant
Art Selection: Hyunmee Lee, Variation
“Daphne would resonate with Hyunmee Lee’s work because it is calm and calculated, yet unpredictable at the same time. She would probably prefer a Dylan Martinez piece, just so she could try to scratch her chin with a glass goldfish bag and then push it off the table. But Variation captures her it-girl vibes and her distanced affection style pretty perfectly.”

Major Waffles
Owner: Augie Buchheit, Framer
Art Selection: Carol O’malia, Throw Out Your Cares
“He loves pillows.”
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Suki
Owner: Taylor S. Payne, Registrar
Art Selection: Nathalie Boissonnault, Fair Un Bout De Chemin Ensemble
“As soon as you walk through the door of our apartment you meet Suki first; she will bark, being part protector, then instantly require all of your attention and love, being predominantly a needy goofball. With a love for play, fetch, and zoomies, it was clear how Suki would be drawn to art with a playful side. At first her energy drew us towards colorful abstractions, and bold pieces like Goldhammer. But beyond her joyful energy at her heart Suki is a lover, who just wants to spend time with her favorite people. This really called to Nathalie Boissonnault and the playful quality of her pieces that bring out that feeling of love and companionship.”