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‘The Book of the Dog’

A book stuffed with representations of man’s best friend in art from the nineteenth century to present day.

'Self-portrait with Dog' by Bernhard Osterman
'Lucky the Greyhound' by Thomas Dang Vu
'Boy' - a hard working terrier by Jean-Léon Gérôme
'Portrait of HRH the Prince of Wales' with a Cairn Terrier by John Saint-Helier Lander
'Gilbert, the French Bull Dog' by Daniella Lo Presti
'Felix' by Elizabeth Peyton a fabulous dog who made his debut in a Los Angeles art show

The book is part of Pentagram’s continued exploration of Le Style Anglais - a tone that is informative and humorous, stuffed with history and a uniquely British irony.

'Weimaraner Drawing' by Laura Hardie
'Hound in Field' by Alex Colville
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When a scruffy after-hours comedy show debuted in NBC’s Studio 8H on October 11, 1975, no one could have known that the entertainment world was about to be changed forever. Over the next half century, Saturday Night Live would launch the careers of countless global stars, create indelible catch phrases, and consolidate the reputations of musical acts from Talking Heads to Kendrick Lamar. Since 1994, Pentagram partner Emily Oberman has been the steward of SNL’s graphic image, from the show’s iconic opening titles, to books celebrating its legacy. With each project, she meets the challenge of acknowledging the franchise’s extraordinary legacy while keeping its profile fresh, surprising, and funny.
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Retrospective: Saturday Night Live

When a scruffy after-hours comedy show debuted in NBC’s Studio 8H on October 11, 1975, no one could have known that the entertainment world was about to be changed forever. Over the next half century, Saturday Night Live would launch the careers of countless global stars, create indelible catch phrases, and consolidate the reputations of musical acts from Talking Heads to Kendrick Lamar. Since 1994, Pentagram partner Emily Oberman has been the steward of SNL’s graphic image, from the show’s iconic opening titles, to books celebrating its legacy. With each project, she meets the challenge of acknowledging the franchise’s extraordinary legacy while keeping its profile fresh, surprising, and funny.