Description: Get ready to bring some nostalgia into your game room with this vintage set. Featuring the iconic artwork of C.M Coolidge, these pictures depict man's best friend enjoying a friendly game of poker. The set includes 5 different framed pictures, each with its own unique portrayal of the beloved dogs. Whether you're a fan of vintage collectibles or a dog lover, this set is sure to bring a smile to your face and enhance any card game experience. Please message me with any questions or if you would like additional pictures. All pictures are the same size as shown. "A Friend In Need" Perhaps the most famous of Coolidge's paintings, it depicts seven dogs sitting around a table playing poker in the wee mornings hours. It derives its name from the bulldog handing an ace under the table to his friend. With that additional ace, the dog with his back to the viewer will have four aces. "A Bold Bluff" The Saint Bernard is holding a cigar staring keenly over the chips at the bull dog across the table. All the other dogs study the Saint Bernard trying to determine what is in his hand. We can see that he only has a pair of duces. Will the bull dog fall for the bluff? A large pile of chips in the middle of the table is at hand. "Pinched With Four Aces" Four policeman interrupt apparently illegal gambling during a card game. The collie in the front of the painting tries to make a quick get away from the smoke filled room, knocking over chips and a glass of an adult beverage in the process. The other dogs stare in disbelief at this intrusion. The bulldog is the one that was dealt four aces, but he will be unable to take advantage of this rare hand. "Poker Sympathy" The scene looks like it takes place in the corner of a questionable restaurant or club, with pictures of famous dogs tat have visited that location lining the walls. In this booth, seven dogs sit across the table facing a bulldog that probably is not part of the regular crowd. During the last round of poker, the pot has grown quite large. The bulldog, thinking he could beat the boss, has bet generously, confident in the power of his four aces. When the cards hit the table though, the other dog actually has a straight flush, the only hand able to beat his. The winning dog barks loudly across the table at his vanquished opponent, knocking him off his chair, spilling his drink, and causing him to drop his cards and cigar. The rest of the posse seems to enjoy watching the bulldog's misery. "His Station and Four Aces" The train conductor makes his rounds informing the well dressed passengers that it is time for them to disembark. Unfortunately for one of the dogs whose chip pile has become quite small, this means that he will not be able to finish the hand in which he holds four aces. His look of shock and horror is juxtaposed by another canine that has already folded quickly getting up to leave. Outside the train's window, the station's lights and pooches on the boarding platform can be seen. If you experience anyissues during your process at all or are not satisfied, please reach out to meso I can make things right. Thank you.
Price: 129.99 USD
Location: Youngstown, Ohio
End Time: 2024-08-26T16:33:23.000Z
Shipping Cost: 34.99 USD
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Unit of Sale: Set
Type: Print
Framing: Framed
Subject: Poker
