Rex the Dog, Dorit Levinstein

“Rex the Dog” by Dorit Levinstein, from her "Animals" collection, is an original hand-painted bronze sculpture that portrays a dog in the midst of a very natural canine activity – peeing. This sculpture captures the playful and unapologetic nature of dogs, showcasing Levinstein's ability to find artistic inspiration in everyday moments. Known for her vibrant colors and dynamic forms, Levinstein's depiction of Rex emphasizes the dog's character and movement in a whimsical and expressive manner. The use of bronze as a medium adds a traditional touch to the sculpture, while the hand painting brings out the unique personality and liveliness of the dog. "Rex the Dog" is more than just a depiction of an animal; it's an exploration of the joy and spontaneity found in the animal kingdom, reflecting Levinstein's talent for transforming ordinary subjects into engaging and expressive works of art.