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Stephen Huneck was an American wood carving artist, furniture maker, painter, and author. Most of his artwork is composed of carvings of dogs. In addition to carvings, Huneck also wrote several children's books, the main character of which was his black Labrador Retriever, Sally.

Stephen Huneck was an American wood carving artist, furniture maker, painter, and author.

This book features Stephen Huneck's brilliant canine wood block prints. The book is colorful and suitable for all ages: kids will love the whimsy it offers, while adults will enjoy the sly insights into canine mental processes. The introduction of the book explains how Huneck overcame a nearly fatal illness with the help of his dog, a black Labrador Retriever named Sally, setting the tone for his deep appreciation for dogs.

Vermont artist Stephen Huneck's black Labrador Sally indulges all the typical canine passions: for food, sleeping on the couch, barking for no reason, chasing cats, but especially the unconditional love and loyalty for her human companion.

Stephen Huneck's beloved black Labrador, Sally, has spawned a whole series of successful children's books, as well as woodcut prints, mugs, T-shirts, stationery, sculpture, tote bags, and even rugs, but the genesis of this world was his now-classic first book, My Dog's Brain. In it, Huneck illustrates the predicaments, pleasures, and appetites that make up a dog's life, whether it's sleeping on the couch, stealing a lick from an ice cream cone, or barking for no good reason.

This hilarious adventure into the mind of an everyday dog will delight dog lovers. Enter Into The Canine Psyche. com User, July 26, 2006. This book features Stephen Huneck's brilliant canine wood block prints.

Plate Signed : My Dog's Brain, Upper Right, True Love, Lower Right . Art Brokerage: Stephen Huneck American Artist: b. 1948-2010

Plate Signed : My Dog's Brain, Upper Right, True Love, Lower Right Condition: Excellent - no flaws Purchased from : Gallery Additional Info : Certificate of Authenticity : Kennedy Gallery LID : 122013. 1948-2010. Stephen Huneck (October 8, 1948 in Columbus, Ohio – January 7, 2010 in Littleton, New Hampshire) was an American wood carving artist, furniture maker, painter, and author. Huneck was originally from Sudbury, Massachusetts.

Illustrated with colorful woodblock prints of a black Labrador retriever (based on artist Stephen Huneck's own dog, Sally), this book captures the true spirit of doghood.

Illustrated with colorful woodblock prints of a black Labrador retriever (based on artist Stephen Huneck's own dog, Sally), this book captures the true spirit of doghood Of great importance in the dog's day are petting and loving; dog ecstasy is perceived as a good belly rub. The latter half of the book, entitled "The Two Hemispheres of the Brain," portrays the amusing clash of emotions dogs are surely faced with each day.

Stephen Huneck in front of his Dog Chapel in St. Johnsbury, Vermont. Each year, Huneck and his wife, Gwen, held two gatherings known as the Dog Party and Dog Fest at his Dog Mountain studio. Most of his later artwork is composed of carvings of dogs. People brought their dogs for a day of relaxation.

Stephen Huneck’s beloved black Labrador, Sally, has spawned a whole series of successful children’s books, as well as. .

Stephen Huneck’s beloved black Labrador, Sally, has spawned a whole series of successful children’s books, as well as woodcut prints, mugs, T-shirts, stationery, sculpture, tote bags, and even rugs, but the genesis of this world was his now-classic firs. The new smaller trim, a paper-overboard binding, and eight pages of ed artwork make this a perfect gift for Huneck fans and dog lovers who are curious as to just how their best friends really tick.