A sky-blue book, taller than it is wide, featuring a square photograph of a beach at its center. The text reads, "William Wegman, Dogs on Rocks."

Two hands hold a book open. Two square photographs lie at the center of each page, creating the effect of a spread. Together, the images feature a large brown dog atop a boulder, looking at the camera with a blue sky behind it.

Two hands hold a book open. Two square photographs lie at the center of each page, both featuring a brown down covered in seaweed.

A.S.A.P.

William Wegman: Dogs on Rocks

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Description

This volume of photographs by William Wegman feature images taken of his famous Weimaraners in Maine, including while the artist was in residence at The Acadia Summer Arts Program (A.S.A.P.) or at his own home. Many of these stunning shots—of the dogs alone, in pairs, or in groups—take advantage of the breathtaking vistas of Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island, where the program was located. Wegman's formal portraits of the animals are framed by the natural beauty and muted tones of the island's forest and rocky beach.

The Acadia Summer Arts Program was founded by Marion Boulton Stroud, founder of The Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia.

Published by A.S.A.P. (2008)
Hardcover 136 pages
7 x 0.75 x 9 inches
Photographer: William Wegman
Editor: Marion Boulton Stroud

ISBN: 978-0979764202

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Meet the Artist

William Wegman

William Wegman is an artist and photographer most celebrated for his ongoing series of compositions featuring hisWeimaraner dogs. On the occasion of his exhibition at FWM, Wegman designed two oversized silk scarves featuring his Weimaraners in unusual poses and perspectives.

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