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Dog as a subject in fine arts
 MOUCHOVÁ, Barbora
The first part of the theoretical work is devoted to the occurrence of the dog and its first ancestors along with the subsequent domestication of the dog and the relationship of selected cultures to these animals in general. Constituent part of the work is also a treatise on archaeological finds, which suggest the relationship between the dog and man. The second part of the thesis examines the depiction of the dog in mythology and the historical context of selected artistic periods focusing on specific authors with the attention to the dog as an important topic in their artistic creation (e.g. Titian, Rembrandt, Hamilton, etc.). The main focus of the thesis is the period of antiquity where the role of the dog in society changed which can be proven by the number of preserved artistic masterpieces.
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