German Shepherd – Dog Portraits of Lucie
Welcome to our **German Shepherd dog portrait** featuring Lucie, a beautiful commission from a family in the USA. Jon contacted us to create a large oil painting of their much-loved German Shepherd, Lucie, who had recently passed away. Scroll down to learn about the commission, see framed photos of the final piece, and read the incredibly touching testimonial Jon sent us.
About the Commission of Lucie
Jon reached out to us in 2020 with a heartfelt email about his German Shepherd, Lucie. He wrote:
"I've been looking for a skilled artist to commission a portrait of my recently passed dog. Your website gives me all the confidence that you're the right set of people to go with."
We were honored to create Lucie’s portrait. Working from Jon’s chosen photo, Nicholas painted a large, elegant oil painting complete with a hand-crafted frame. Jon and his wife were moved to tears when the portrait arrived – a moment we’ll never forget.
Client Testimonial
“Everything about this portrait is fantastic. Far above my expectations. The frame is amazing, size is great – exactly what I was looking for.”
“The impact on my wife was immediate: big, gushing tears. 'I feel like she's right here with me.' I catch her just staring at it every day. They were so close, this has really helped in a variety of ways.”
“You captured the small touches – whiskers we both remember. The textures were perfect. You made the entire process simple, kept us updated, and the final product... wow. You're a marquis operation.”
“This has helped us more than I ever imagined. I thought I was buying art, but I got much more.”
– Jon, USA
Commission Your German Shepherd Portrait
If you’d like Nicholas to create an oil painting of your German Shepherd, we’d be delighted to hear from you. Simply email us your favorite high-resolution photos and we’ll send you a design and quote within 24 hours. Visit our contact page to start your commission.
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