![William Sweetlove's Cloned Schnauzer with Water Bottle, 2019 blue recycled plastic sculpture of a dog with boots and a water bottle. William Sweetlove's Cloned Schnauzer with Water Bottle, 2019 blue recycled plastic sculpture of a dog with boots and a water bottle.](https://media.composition.gallery/artworkpic/william-sweetlove-cloned-schnauzer-with-water-bottle-plastic-available-for-sale-on-composition-gallery1639472587-97502_500x500.jpg)
![William Sweetlove's Cloned Schnauzer with Water Bottle, 2019 blue recycled plastic sculpture of a dog with boots and a water bottle. William Sweetlove's Cloned Schnauzer with Water Bottle, 2019 blue recycled plastic sculpture of a dog with boots and a water bottle.](https://media.composition.gallery/artworkpic/william-sweetlove-cloned-schnauzer-with-water-bottle-plastic-available-for-sale-on-composition-gallery1639472588-02813_200x200.jpg)
![William Sweetlove's Cloned Schnauzer with Water Bottle, 2019 blue recycled plastic sculpture of a dog with boots and a water bottle. William Sweetlove's Cloned Schnauzer with Water Bottle, 2019 blue recycled plastic sculpture of a dog with boots and a water bottle.](https://media.composition.gallery/artworkpic/william-sweetlove-cloned-schnauzer-with-water-bottle-plastic-available-for-sale-on-composition-gallery1639472588-77650_200x200.jpg)
![William Sweetlove's Cloned Schnauzer with Water Bottle, 2019 blue recycled plastic sculpture of a dog with boots and a water bottle. William Sweetlove's Cloned Schnauzer with Water Bottle, 2019 blue recycled plastic sculpture of a dog with boots and a water bottle.](https://media.composition.gallery/artworkpic/william-sweetlove-cloned-schnauzer-with-water-bottle-plastic-available-for-sale-on-composition-gallery1639472587-97502_500x500.jpg)
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Recycled plastic - Available in blue, red, pink, black, white and orange // Cloned Schnauzer with Water Bottle by William Sweetlove, created in 2019, is a vibrant, whimsical sculpture made from recycled plastic. The artwork depicts a life-sized Schnauzer, entirely colored in bold blue, carrying a water bottle strapped to its back and wearing rubber boots on its paws. This playful piece is part of Sweetlove's environmental-themed series, emphasizing themes of survival and adaptation in the face of ecological challenges. The exaggerated accessories on the dog convey a humorous yet thought-provoking message about the necessity of preparedness in an uncertain future. Available in multiple colors, this sculpture bridges humor and environmental awareness through its imaginative form and recycled material.
Cloned Schnauzer with water bottle, 2019
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Recycled plastic - Available in blue, red, pink, black, white and orange // Cloned Schnauzer with Water Bottle by William Sweetlove, created in 2019, is a vibrant, whimsical sculpture made from recycled plastic. The artwork depicts a life-sized Schnauzer, entirely colored in bold blue, carrying a water bottle strapped to its back and wearing rubber boots on its paws. This playful piece is part of Sweetlove's environmental-themed series, emphasizing themes of survival and adaptation in the face of ecological challenges. The exaggerated accessories on the dog convey a humorous yet thought-provoking message about the necessity of preparedness in an uncertain future. Available in multiple colors, this sculpture bridges humor and environmental awareness through its imaginative form and recycled material.
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