A charming framed collection of five humorous dog studies after the celebrated British sporting artist and illustrator Cecil Aldin (1870–1935). The series depicts a bull terrier and Irish wolfhound reclining on a sofa in a sequence of playful compositions titled Trepidation, Undulation, Elevation, Probation and Resignation.
Presented as a unified group within a glazed frame with cream mount and contrasting black surround, the illustrations capture Aldin’s distinctive ability to convey canine personality and gentle humour. The warm toning of the prints and understated presentation make the piece particularly suited to country house, library or sporting interiors.
The works appear to be later reproductions of Aldin’s original illustrations, likely taken from a publication or portfolio and professionally mounted together during the late 20th century.
Measurements:
-  Width: 82 cm
- Height: 44 cm
- Depth: 2.5 cm
Condition:
Good decorative condition overall. Some age-related wear to the frame, including minor scuffs and losses. A number of the prints have slightly lifted from the mount board and would benefit from remounting if desired. The issue is purely cosmetic and the piece remains ready to hang and display.