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Synopsis
Cracker was a special dog. He had a comical face with a black patch over one eye and became the favorite companion and professional model for Cecil Aldin. Cracker’s friend, Micky, was another model, an Irish wolfhound that was reputed to be the third largest dog in Britain. Aldin made many drawings of them, captioning them with one word under each picture. His paintings of Cracker became so popular that when Cracker died the Evening Standard ran an obituary of this much-loved dog.
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About the Author
Cecil Aldin was a renowned illustrator who became famous for prints of rural life and his portrayals of dogs. He is the author of Puppy Dogs’ Tales, and his illustrations include the original 1893 magazine publications of The Jungle Book and the 1910 edition of The Pickwick Papers.
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