Dog owners will approach the Smithsonian American Art Museum's William Wegman retrospective with some trepidation. Wegman is best known for his meticulously posed, large-scale Polaroids of Weimaraners ...

William Wegman and some of his famous photos of his Weimaraner dogs are part of a collaboration now showing at two Upstate New York galleries. The exhibition, titled “Representation & Experimentation: ...

Dog photographer William Wegman, who has done for Weimaraners what Monet did for water lilies, apparently has sold the studio where he made much of his canine-themed art. The building, 245 W. 18th St.

Although Wegman's artistic output includes photography and video work that doesn't feature canines, ""by the mid-Seventies,"" he wryly notes, ""I had become the guy with the dog."" The dog was Man Ray ...

People tend to forget that William Wegman makes paintings, and that he has made them for almost 20 years. This is partly because he hasn’t shown them much, but mostly because he’s so known for his ...

14 x 11 in. (35.6 x 27.9 cm.) “Ray Cat” (1979) by William Wegman is a captivating monochrome photograph featuring his Weimaraner in a serene and enigmatic pose. Part of Wegman's renowned series of ...

William Wegman’s life went to the dogs long ago. He’s been turning weimaraners into objects of art since the early ’70s, when he first began to photograph Man Ray, the progenitor of his weimaraner ...

You probably know who William Wegman is, even if you don't think you do. Wegman is the artist and photographer famous for dressing up Weimaraners -- sleek, gray dogs -- in clothes and taking pictures ...

William Wegman, “Bridge in Question” (2012), oil, ink, graphite, and postcard on wood panel (all images courtesy William Wegman Studio and Sperone Westwater, New York) Wegman is an avid collector of ...

The Hudson Valley is home to many famous and accomplished people. Among them is the artist William Wegman. He’s best known for whimsical photographs of his beloved Weimaraner dogs, posed in human ...

Mr. Wegman’s deadpan-profound photographs from the early 1970s are sampled here, delightfully. By Ken Johnson The artist and author William Wegman lives and works in Chelsea with his family and ...