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Boston Terrier Art

Boston terrier art is a popular form of dog art that has fascinated American artists. Originally bred to be a part of the dog fighting circuit in early American culture, Boston terriers have since risen to be a beloved pet and pop art icon among canine artists. The friendly, and sometimes silly, pooches that are shown in most Boston terrier prints are a far cry away from the dangerous and deadly dogs that they were originally bred to be. Instead, artists choose to highlight the qualities that made these animals such great pets, including their gentle natures and willingness to play. However, occasionally artists hint at the history of these canines in their terrier designs, as seen in Dean Russo's canine print 'Boston Terrier Crowned' where the canine in question stares out of the vividly colored canvas with a quiet determination and intensity that suggests this breeds more ruthless roots.

Boston Terrier Artwork

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Boston Terrier

by Dean Russo

16" x 20"

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Boston Terrier Brewing Co.

by Ryan Fowler

16" x 20"

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Boston Terrier Ice Cream

by Fab Funky

12" x 15"

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Sleepy Dog

by Brian Rubenacker

12" x 15"

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Hot Dog I

by Grace Popp

12" x 12"

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Boston Terrier Flying Ace

by Fab Funky

12" x 15"

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Old Stink Eye

by Brian Rubenacker

12" x 15"

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1920s Flapper In Convertible Powdering Her Cheek

by Vintage PI

16" x 20"

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Bath Time Bubbles 2

by Marcus Prime

13" x 13"

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Mug Shot

by Lucia Heffernan

12" x 13"

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Furry Fashion Friends II

by Emily Adams

14" x 14"

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Dog and Flower

by Hollihocks Art

16" x 16"

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Boston Big

by Robert McClintock

13" x 19"

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Parlor Pooches VIII

by June Erica Vess

12" x 12"

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Boston Terrier in Cocktail Glass

by Fab Funky

12" x 15"

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Boston Terrier

by John W. Golden

11" x 14"

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Cudi The Dawg

by Stephen Ainsworth

12" x 17"

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Bubbly Boston

by Angela Bond

18" x 18"

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Pug Birthday

by Posters International Studio

12" x 12"

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Boston Terriers

by J Hovenstine Studios

16" x 20"

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Boston Terrier in Cocktail Glass

by Fab Funky

12" x 15"

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Furry Fashion Friends II But First

by Emily Adams

14" x 14"

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Glamour Pups XI

by Beth Grove

12" x 12"

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Le Growl

by Emily Adams

16" x 20"

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Beast Friend

by Judy Verhoeven

18" x 15"

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Flowers Boston Terrier

by Tomoyo Pitcher

12" x 16"

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Boston Luv

by Dean Russo

16" x 20"

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Doggy Welcome

by Patricia Pinto

16" x 19"

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Christmas Rover 3

by Marcus Prime

13" x 13"

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Bath Giggles 2

by Marcus Prime

13" x 13"

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Merry Terry

by Marcus Prime

13" x 13"

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Fantastic Sam

by Marcus Prime

13" x 13"

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Woof Woof 4

by Marcus Prime

13" x 13"

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Companion 4

by Kimberly Allen

13" x 13"

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Like A Boss

by Marcus Prime

13" x 13"

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A popular medium for Boston terrier art is canine pop art, a form of art to which this terrier breed is uniquely suited. An artist who has explored this avenue of expression is seen in talented artist Robert McClintock, whose canine prints are emotive and delightfully unique. Robert McClintock has done several different studies of Boston terriers in his work but the most famous examples depict Boston terriers on tiled floors with bright saturated colors in a variety of poses.

Because of the many artistic expressions of this particular canine, Boston terrier art has become a favorite among collectors of dog art and the amount of stylistic diversity that is represented in these terrier designs have made it a popular art category for animal art lovers. These works range from brush-and-ink treatments, as seen in 'Good Dog I' by Chariklia Zarris, to photographic depictions like Seth Casteel's 'Wanna Play' and everything in between. Also, due to the humanistic range of facial expressions that the Boston terrier can imitate, terrier designs featuring these canines have been used to depict everything from playful curiosity to melancholy contemplation.