Doggie Diner Head by Anna L. Conti, San Francisco Artist


The Doggie Paintings are grouped by series. Click on the title to see the image: The Sloat Scene: DD, Empty Street End of an Era Bus Stop Doggie Morning Doggie Car On the Pole Doggie, Eclipsed DD At the Ocean DD and Pigeon DD and Surfboards DD and the Driver DD on the Strip DD and the Motel The Sky Doggies: DD, Blue Skies DD, Fog Bank DD, Lavender Skies DD, Ocean Park DD, Smog Alert The Pigment Doggies: Titanium Doggie Dioxizine Doggie Ultramarine Doggie Phthalo Doggie Chromium Doggie Naples Doggie The Mandala Doggies: Doggie Mandala, Red Doggie Mandala, Blue Doggie Mandala, Green The Symbol Doggies: DD, Yellow Boxes DD, Red Triangles DD, Purple Spirals DD, Green Crosses DD, Violet Stripes DD, Blue Clouds DD, Big Yellow Boxes DD, Paynes Grey Spirals The Fun Doggies: Day and Night Doggie Rocket Dog With Liberty and Flatware for All DD, In the Sky, Again Flashback Doggie Black Watch Doggie Putti Puppy DD and Silver DD, FLoating			Click on a category to see other paintings in the portfolio: Cityscapes Sunset District Nightscapes Fire & Water Doggie Diner Museums Music Still Life This is some of my older work. Most of the originals have sold, but you can check this page for available paintings.
	"Easter Doggie" 12" x 10", acrylic on canvas ©2002, Anna L. Conti
			doggiediner.com: The official Doggie Diner site!
		Doggie Diner Head The Doggie Diner Head (affectionately known as "DD") featured in my paintings lives in my neighborhood, at the corner of Sloat Boulevard and 46th Avenue, across from the San Francisco Zoo. He oversees the Carousel Restaurant, which used to be a Doggie Diner. On April 1, 2001 an ill wind blew the Doggie over, smashing him (her?) nose-first into Sloat Blvd. The San Francisco Department of Public Works fixed him, using the on of the Emeryville Doggies as a guide. The Sloat Doggie was returned to his spot near the ocean on Saturday, June 30th, 2001. I have had three Doggie Diner shows over the years, the most recent being at HANG at the Canvas on May 31st, 2001 - the Emeryville Doggies came by for a visit! The links at left go to my old, archived web pages - have fun, but don't get lost!

			See shapshots of the last Doggie show here.