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Lump, the dachshund, meets the pet goat for the first time, in garden. Goat is tethered to bronze statue, "Man with a Sheep" or "Shepherd Carrying a Lamb" (1944). Over seven feet tall.
Lump, the dachshund, meets the pet goat for the first time, in garden. Goat is tethered to bronze statue, "Man with a Sheep" or "Shepherd Carrying a Lamb" (1944). Over seven feet tall.

Lump, the dachshund, meets the pet goat for the first time, in garden. Goat is tethered to bronze statue, "Man with a Sheep" or "Shepherd Carrying a Lamb" (1944). Over seven feet tall.

Artist David Douglas Duncan (American, 1916 - 2018)
Date1956-1959; printed 2013
MediumInkjet print
DimensionsImage: 20 7/8 × 13 7/8 inches (53.02 × 35.24 cm)
Sheet: 24 × 20 1/16 inches (60.96 × 50.96 cm)
Credit LineGift of David Douglas Duncan
Object number2014.11.35
Signednone
Inscribednone
Markingsnone
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DescriptionImage of goat and dachshund in grass by bronze figure.
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Lump, the dachshund, meets the pet goat for the first time, in garden. Goat is tethered to bronze statue, "Man with a Sheep" or "Shepherd Carrying a Lamb" (1944). Over seven feet tall.
Lump, the dachshund, meets the pet goat for the first time, in garden. Goat is tethered to bronze statue, "Man with a Sheep" or "Shepherd Carrying a Lamb" (1944). Over seven feet tall.
David Douglas Duncan
1956-1959; printed 2013
2014.11.36
Lump the Dog, Meets the Pet Goat
Lump the Dog, Meets the Pet Goat
David Douglas Duncan
1958
R58-18/16
The rear of La Californie. Bronze Pregnant Goat, 1950. Tied to her is the pet nannygoat. Picasso's bedroom is second-floor window, left; dining room is directly below it. Jacqueline's and Katherine Hutin's sitting room is on second floor above steps; living room is beyond the front steps.
The rear of La Californie. Bronze Pregnant Goat, 1950. Tied to her is the pet nannygoat. Picasso's bedroom is second-floor window, left; dining room is directly below it. Jacqueline's and Katherine Hutin's sitting room is on second floor above steps; living room is beyond the front steps.
David Douglas Duncan
1956-1959; printed 2013
2014.11.16
An evening scene. Jacqueline and her daughter Kathy, Paloma and Claude Picasso, with Cabra the goat, on the steps of Villa La Californie. Lump and Picasso look on from the back yard of La Californie.
An evening scene. Jacqueline and her daughter Kathy, Paloma and Claude Picasso, with Cabra the goat, on the steps of Villa La Californie. Lump and Picasso look on from the back yard of La Californie.
David Douglas Duncan
1958; printed 2013
2014.11.106
Man Carrying a Sheep, 1943, bronze. 7' 2 1/2", La Californie's garden
Man Carrying a Sheep, 1943, bronze. 7' 2 1/2", La Californie's garden
David Douglas Duncan
1957; printed 2013
2014.11.57
Lump and Picasso Meet For The First Time Mutual Love
Lump and Picasso Meet For The First Time Mutual Love
David Douglas Duncan
1958
R58-18/17 C
Lump and Picasso Meet For The First Time Mutual Love
Lump and Picasso Meet For The First Time Mutual Love
David Douglas Duncan
1958
R58-18/17 A
Lump and Picasso Meet For The First Time Mutual Love
Lump and Picasso Meet For The First Time Mutual Love
David Douglas Duncan
1958
R58-18/17 B
FULTON. MO. MAY. 7.TH 1973. YES, 80" YEARS OF HARD" HARD; LABOUR. IS' A-HECK OF A LONG" LONG TIME; YES, SAWING WOOD, TO KEEP THE PEOPLE WARM YES, MANY' FAMILIES: HAVE SAT BY: A RED HOT STOVE' AFTER A SAWED THEIR WOOD. I HAVE SHEARED MANY SHEEP, AND' GOATS I HAVE NAILED SHOES ON A NUMBER: OF HORSE'S. I HAVE PL-OWED' AND ORDERED, MANY GARDENS: FOR ONE THIRD THE PRICE YOU HAVE TO PAY" JUST TO' GET ONE" ONE: tHIRD BRO-KE." i PLOWED WITH A SIX HORSE: TEAM." IN: LITTLE SHASTA. CAL-IN YEAR. 1905. I HAVE STACKED MANY. STACKS' OF: HAY" I HAVE HAULED MANY LOGS TO BE'SAWED INTO LUMBER; I HAVE WORKED' IN SOME OF THE LARGEST SAW MILL'S, IN THE U.S.A. I RUN STREET CARS IN. PINE BLUFF ARK. I DROVE SKILES' IN THE WABAS' RR. IN 1904. QUOTE. IN: THE SWEAT OF THEY FACE SHALT THOU: EAT BREAD; GEN.3:19. JESSE HOWARD.
FULTON. MO. MAY. 7.TH 1973. YES, 80" YEARS OF HARD" HARD; LABOUR. IS' A-HECK OF A LONG" LONG TIME; YES, SAWING WOOD, TO KEEP THE PEOPLE WARM YES, MANY' FAMILIES: HAVE SAT BY: A RED HOT STOVE' AFTER A SAWED THEIR WOOD. I HAVE SHEARED MANY SHEEP, AND' GOATS I HAVE NAILED SHOES ON A NUMBER: OF HORSE'S. I HAVE PL-OWED' AND ORDERED, MANY GARDENS: FOR ONE THIRD THE PRICE YOU HAVE TO PAY" JUST TO' GET ONE" ONE: tHIRD BRO-KE." i PLOWED WITH A SIX HORSE: TEAM." IN: LITTLE SHASTA. CAL-IN YEAR. 1905. I HAVE STACKED MANY. STACKS' OF: HAY" I HAVE HAULED MANY LOGS TO BE'SAWED INTO LUMBER; I HAVE WORKED' IN SOME OF THE LARGEST SAW MILL'S, IN THE U.S.A. I RUN STREET CARS IN. PINE BLUFF ARK. I DROVE SKILES' IN THE WABAS' RR. IN 1904. QUOTE. IN: THE SWEAT OF THEY FACE SHALT THOU: EAT BREAD; GEN.3:19. JESSE HOWARD.
Jesse Howard
1973
2017.17.5
Claude, Paloma, Jacqueline, her daughter Kathy, and baby Meurice- son of the gateman-gardener- staging a private rodeo in the backyard, where Pablo tries to teach them how to ride a nanny goat
Claude, Paloma, Jacqueline, her daughter Kathy, and baby Meurice- son of the gateman-gardener- staging a private rodeo in the backyard, where Pablo tries to teach them how to ride a nanny goat
David Douglas Duncan
1956-1959; printed 2013
2014.11.105
Picasso starts to paint plates. Above is bronze head of Dora Maar. African statue at left bought in Paris in early 1900's. Head of bronze crane (1951), whose body is broken blade of shovel, neck an old steel cable, topknot a gas-pipe turncock. Feet are old forks; beak is part of forceps wrench. Painted later.
Picasso starts to paint plates. Above is bronze head of Dora Maar. African statue at left bought in Paris in early 1900's. Head of bronze crane (1951), whose body is broken blade of shovel, neck an old steel cable, topknot a gas-pipe turncock. Feet are old forks; beak is part of forceps wrench. Painted later.
David Douglas Duncan
1956-1959; printed 2013
2014.11.17
While Jacqueline looks on, David Douglas Duncan's dachshund Lump, inspects the luncheon plate Pablo Picasso has just painted for him
While Jacqueline looks on, David Douglas Duncan's dachshund Lump, inspects the luncheon plate Pablo Picasso has just painted for him
David Douglas Duncan
1958; printed 2013
2014.11.52