Aaron, the beagle

27.00 180.00 

3 unlimited editions

40 cm premium matte paper ➔ 30cm image + 5cm white border on premium matte paper, 200 gsm / 80 lb weight and white finish.

40 cm museum quality paper ➔ 30cm image + 5cm white border on special edition museum quality, off-white, uncoated paper (250 gsm /110 lb).

50 cm framed museum paper ➔ 40cm image + 5cm white border on special edition museum quality paper, off-white and uncoated (250 gsm /110 lb), framed in wood and protective glass. The frames are made of pine or oak with a thickness of 20-25 mm and a width of 10-14 mm.



About this series:

Yago Partal has been working for more than 12 years on his series of portraits of animals dressed in fashionable outfits, formerly known as Zoo Portraits. He is currently creative director at Creatures United, a start-up charity aimed at protecting wildlife and especially endangered species. 10% of the sale price of these works is donated to Creatures United.

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About the prints

About this work: Each piece you see here represents the perfect fusion of Yago Partal’s passion and talent, reflecting more than a decade of work dedicated to the series of animal portraits with fashion styling, formerly known as Zoo Portraits. This print is a celebration of fashion and nature, featuring animals dressed with style and elegance, captured in their most authentic essence.

Guaranteed Quality: You are choosing an artwork printed on high quality paper. Whether you opt for premium matte paper or museum-quality paper, every detail, from the weight to the finish, has been carefully selected to ensure you get a durable, stunning-looking piece.

Professional Framing: If you decide to frame your choice, you will be investing in a handmade frame, either in pine or oak, designed not only to protect your work, but also to enhance its beauty. The protective glass ensures that your print will remain in perfect condition for years to come.

Commitment to Nature: By purchasing this work, you are not only taking home a piece of Yago’s talent, but you are also contributing to the cause of protecting wildlife. A 10% of the sale price of these works is donated to Creatures United, an organization committed to the preservation of endangered species.

Original Purchase: All works sold here are exclusive creations of Yago Partal. By buying directly from this website, you are assured of getting an authentic piece, direct from the artist.

Deep Meaning

Each piece you see here is much more than just an image: it is a testament to human ingenuity and creativity fused with the majesty of nature. By placing contemporary costumes on animals, Yago Partal invites viewers to transcend the boundaries between species and recognize the personality, dignity and individual character of each living being.

Artistic Crossing

Since its inception more than a decade ago, the series of animal portraits with fashionable styling has evolved and established itself, formerly known as Zoo Portraits. Through meticulous research and a deep respect for wildlife, Yago has selected outfits that bring human personality to each animal, creating a perfect synergy between fashion and nature, from humor and sympathy.

Innovation and Technology

This series breaks with the traditional conventions of animal portraiture by incorporating elements of modern design and contemporary fashion. Using advanced digital editing and illustration techniques and a keen eye for detail, Yago has made each work a testament to artistic innovation, without losing the authenticity of the animals portrayed.

Global Interconnection

The idea of dressing animals in human attire is not simply an aesthetic choice; it is a commentary on the interconnectedness of humans and animals, globalization, culture and identity. When you look at a clothed animal, you not only observe a stylized figure, but also a narrative about how we see ourselves in the larger context of the natural world. Each person can identify with one of the animals and become interested in getting to know that species and its problems with respect to humans.

Cultural Resonance

Yago’s pieces have found echoes in various corners of the world, resonating with individuals from different cultures and backgrounds. His work has initiated conversations about fashion, anthropomorphization, animal respect and environmental awareness, becoming a bridge between art, ecology and society.


Beagle Detailed Description: Aaron, A Unique Look at This Canine Breed

 


Introduction to the Beagle: A Friendly and Adventurous Dog

The beagle is one of the most popular and beloved dog breeds worldwide. Known for their medium size, long ears and expressive brown eyes, beagles are an exceptionally sociable and friendly breed. Originally bred for hunting because of their keen sense of smell, today, they are adored family companions and active participants in various dog sports.

Physical Characteristics and Behavior of the Beagle

Beagles are small to medium-sized dogs, generally weighing between 10 and 11 kg. They are known for their tricolor coat (black, brown and white), although there are also bicolor varieties. Their compact size and hardy nature make them suitable for both apartment living and garden homes. Behaviorally, beagles are curious, cheerful and often follow their nose, which can sometimes lead them to be a bit mischievous.

Diet and Health: Essential Care for a Beagle

Beagles require a balanced and controlled diet, as they have a tendency to gain weight. It is important to provide them with a balanced diet and avoid overfeeding them. As for their health, beagles are generally a healthy breed, but can be prone to certain conditions such as epilepsy, intervertebral disc disease and thyroid problems.

Training and Socialization: Keys to a Happy Beagle

Early training and socialization are crucial for beagles. Although they are intelligent and able to learn quickly, their independence and tendency to follow scents can make training a challenge. Early socialization helps ensure that they become well-balanced and friendly dogs.

The Beagle in History and Culture: More than a Pet

The beagle has a rich history and has been a favorite companion of many historical figures. His image has been used in a variety of cultural media, from literature to television and film. The breed continues to be a favorite in many parts of the world, loved for its friendly character and attractive appearance.

Aaron, an Artistic Representation of the Beagle

Aaron, created by Yago Partal, is an artistic representation of the beagle that captures the essence of this beloved canine breed. This artwork, which depicts the beagle in a pose and with human expressions, is not only a charming piece of art, but also a way to celebrate the unique personality and charm of beagles.

 


Fascinating Beagle Curiosities: A Journey Through the World of this Canine Breed

 


Hunting Origins: The Beagle and its History as a Tracking Dog

Beagles have their origins as hunting dogs in England. Since the 16th century, they were used to track hares and rabbits, thanks to their excellent sense of smell and their ability to follow tracks. This hunting heritage still influences their behavior, being very active dogs with a tendency to follow interesting scents.

An Exceptional Smell: Among the Best in the Canine World

The beagle has one of the best senses of smell among dog breeds. Their olfactory capacity is so developed that they are used in detection tasks at airports and borders to track prohibited substances. This ability makes them unique and highly valued in security and detection work.

The Beagle’s Howl: A Distinctive Form of Communication

Beagles are known for their unique vocalization, which includes barking, howling and other characteristic sounds. The beagle’s “baying,” a combination of bark and howl, was a signal to hunters that the dog had found a scent during hunts. Today, this howl can be heard when the beagle is excited or wants to attract attention.

Intelligence and Learning Capacity: A Training Challenge

Although beagles are intelligent, their independence and tendency to be distracted by scents can make training a challenge. However, with patience and positive training techniques, beagles can learn a wide variety of commands and tricks. Their intelligence makes them excellent in dog sports such as agility and tracking.

Beagles in Medical Research: Contributing to Science

Beagles, due to their size, temperament and general health, have been used in medical and pharmaceutical research. Although this has generated controversy surrounding animal welfare, beagles have played a role in important medical advances.

Popularity and Cultural Representation: The Beagle in the Media

The beagle has been a popular breed in popular culture and the media. Characters such as Snoopy, from the comic book “Peanuts” by Charles M. Schulz, have increased the popularity of the breed. The image of the beagle has been used in advertising, television and movies, making it one of the most recognized and loved dogs.

Living with Beagles: Adapting to their Nature

Living with a beagle can be an experience full of joy and activity. Their playful and friendly nature makes them excellent family pets. However, it is important to provide them with sufficient exercise and mental stimulation to avoid destructive behavior due to boredom.

The Beagle and its Health: Points to Consider

Beagles are generally a healthy breed, but can be prone to certain conditions such as obesity, thyroid problems and certain genetic diseases. Regular veterinary care and a balanced diet are essential to keep them in optimal health.

The Beagle in Art: Aaron by Yago Partal

Aaron, the artistic representation of the beagle by Yago Partal, captures the charismatic and friendly essence of this breed. This work highlights not only the beagle’s physical beauty but also his charming personality and adventurous spirit.

 


 

References

  1. www.hillspet.es/dog-care/dog-breeds/beagle – “The Beagle is a compact, muscular dog with a slightly domed skull, square jaw and broad nose. His ears are long and pendulous, his chest is deep and his back is straight. They have a moderately long tail set high and their soft, dense hair is usually black, brown and white. Adults weigh around 15 kg and reach a height of 35 to 40 cm at the withers. Beagles are robust, bold, affable and playful dogs, and are active companions for children and adults alike.”
  2. www.purina.es/dogs/dog-breeds/library/beagle – “These sturdy, bold dogs are affable, as well as compact and athletic. They have a short, dense, weather-resistant coat that comes in various colors and patterns. They measure 33 to 40 cm and weigh 10 to 11 kg.”
  3. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beagle – “The beagle is a small to medium-sized breed of dog. It is similar in appearance to the foxhound, but smaller in size, with shorter legs and longer, floppy ears.”
  4. www.zooplus.es/magazine/perro/razas-de-perros/beagle – “A hunting dog with a long tradition, the beagle is an active member of the family, robust but with a background to be reckoned with. It is noted for being stubborn and requiring constant exercise.”
  5. All about the Beagle: characteristics, personality and care – This article discusses the history, physical characteristics, temperament, life expectancy, education and health care specific to the beagle. It highlights its affectionate, playful and loyal nature, being ideal as a family dog.
  6. Beagle: Tips, Care and Characteristics – This page provides a complete overview of the beagle breed, including its origin, life expectancy, colors, size, temperament and needs. Aspects of their character, such as their sociability and courage, are also addressed, and practical advice is given for their care, such as the need for exercise and attention to their health.
  7. Beagle: character, characteristics and specific care – This article details the physical characteristics, behavior and specific care of the beagle breed. Their cheerful, playful and affectionate character is highlighted, as well as their tendency to obesity and the need for regular exercise. Precautions in their education and health care, such as attention to their ears, are also mentioned.

 

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