French bulldog portraits

The French bulldog, holding court

Bat ears, a furrowed brow and the self-possession of a small emperor. The Frenchie has always been a portrait waiting to happen.

Commission their portrait

French bulldog portraits: example portrait — Framed in black, white or oak.

The face is everything

The wrinkles, the flat muzzle, the wide-set eyes and those upright ears. We keep the Frenchie's face exactly as it is, never lengthened or tidied into another breed.

Brindle, fawn, pied and blue

Brindle stripes are painted with their real direction and density; pied patches stay where they are. Cream, fawn, blue and merle are matched to your photographs.

Styles that suit a Frenchie

Vintage Storybook, all soft ink and nursery colour, for a portrait full of charm. Regency Portrait for a dapper little gentleman in a cravat. Modern Pop Color for a bright, graphic piece in a modern flat.

Small dog, big wall

A Frenchie looks marvellous at scale. Try the 24×36 gallery canvas above a sofa and watch how long it takes visitors to stop smiling.

Framed in black, white or oak.

Approved by you

You approve every portrait before it's made. Two revisions, should they be needed.

Every marking

Spots, stripes, masks, odd eyes, extra toes. Their face, not a face.

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Framed to give

Archival prints, real frames and a linen box. Ready to hang, or to hand over.

It moves

A code on the frame back opens a moving portrait and a private page.

Enquiries

Questions

Will you keep the bat ears and wrinkles?

Always. You approve the portrait before anything is printed, with two revisions included.

Can you paint a brindle French bulldog?

Yes. Brindle is one of the coats we take most care with.

Which style is most playful?

Vintage Storybook or Modern Pop Color. For something grand, Royal Renaissance.