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  • .A painting of two brown terrier dogs sitting with a tennis ball.
    • A painting of two brown terrier dogs sitting with a tennis ball.
    • A painting of two brown terrier dogs sitting with a tennis ball. Printed on canvas.
    • A painting of two brown terrier dogs sitting with a tennis ball. Printed on canvas.
    • A painting of two brown terrier dogs sitting with a tennis ball. Printed on canvas in a float frame.
    • A painting of two brown terrier dogs sitting with a tennis ball. Printed on canvas and framed.
    • A painting of two brown terrier dogs sitting with a tennis ball. Printed on paper, matted, and framed.
    • A painting of two brown terrier dogs sitting with a tennis ball. Printed on a wood pallet.
    • A painting of two brown terrier dogs sitting with a tennis ball. Printed on a box board.
    • A painting of two brown terrier dogs sitting with a tennis ball. Printed on acrylic.
    • A painting of two brown terrier dogs sitting with a tennis ball. Printed on acrylic.
    • A painting of two brown terrier dogs sitting with a tennis ball. Printed on metal.
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Having a Ball by Robert Blehert

Having a Ball by Robert Blehert

$95.00
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Experience the whimsical charm and playful energy of "Having a Ball" by Robert Blehert. This unique painting captures two terrier dogs sitting with a tennis ball, expertly crafted by the artist in the USA. A must-have for any dog lover or art enthusiast.
The image is printed on 100% cotton canvas and stretched over 2” wide bars. The edges are printed with a mirror image of the artwork, providing a finished and clean look. This classic style looks great in any space.

Robert Blehert has been creating art for over 50 years, from his first sketch at age three to his professional training under Libby Berry in Seattle. He employs Impressionism and Post-Impressionism techniques to portray various subjects, including celebrities and animals.