Griffon Bruxellois by Léon Danchin (1887 - 1939)
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Griffon Bruxellois by Léon Danchin (1887 - 1939)
Tom Hardy + Tolly hanging out in old London town.
Tolly is one of our favorite International Griffon superstars and a good friend to our little tumblr blog. I am not sure who is better looking. Check out Tolly and his awesome adventures on his instagram @TollyGriffon
Personalized mug cup designed PinkMugNY - I love Starbucks - Brussels Griffon
1930 Pierrot of St. Margaret's examines his reflection at the Griffon Bruxellois Dog Show in London. IMAGE: PLANET NEWS ARCHIVE/SSPL/GETTY IMAGES
Dolores del Rio and her Griffon
You never know when the next big find will come from. This is a photo I took of my TV, this is footage that appeared on PBS's Latino Americans- a documentary. http://video.pbs.org/video/2365043221/
I get such a rush every time I find a new historical fashion fantastic image, this image is a total trifecta of fashion, fabulosity and Griffon greatness.
As a proud Latina Fashionista, Dolores del Rio is as good as it gets for me. In the silent film era, del Río was considered a female counterpart to Rudolph Valentino.
Dolores del Rio: A Mexican from a affluent family, Dolores set out to become an actress after her family lost their wealth after the Mexican Revolutionary War. She may not be a household name, but in Mexico she is the quintessential face of femininity and is considered something of mythical status throughout Latin America. Even Marlene Dietrich considered her friend Dolores “The most beautiful woman”. Before Rita Hayworth, it was Dolores that was wrapped around Orson Welles arm. She was popular with American audiences in the 20s, 30s and 40s, and starred alongside Fred and Ginger, Anthony Quinn, Sophia Loren, James Stewart and even Elvis Presley. But once it became hard to find good roles and make box office hits in Hollywood, she left to Mexico to revive her film career. She didn’t come back to Hollywood until the 60’s.
Joyce Compton publicity shot with her Griffons.
Between film roles she pursued her hobby of Oil Painting. Built an English Tudor home in Sherman Oaks 1935. Designed her own clothes. Raised Brussel Griffon dogs & Silver Persian cats. Put them in shows & won ribbons.
A Grifoniac after my own heart.
Cherry Blossoms and Paco- Washington Square park big dog run
Vintage NYC BRUSSELS GRIFFON