Depicts: English Cocker Spaniel, Chesapeake Bay Retriever, Gordon Setter, and Brittany

In 1983, Hill's Pet Products Inc (which later was rebranded as Hill's Pet Nutrition) specially commissioned Pamela Powers to do a series of dog drawings, called the "Performance Art Series" for the Dog Museum of America's Black Tie Reception, where Hill's was the presenting sponsor. At that event, the art was launched as a campaign for the "Astro World Dog Show".

Each sketch depicts a classification of dog breeds - from working breeds, to herding, toy, to arctic! Browse the gallery to find all of the different classification sketches she created and bid high on the classification you are the most "drawn" to.

Pamela was awarded a Merit Scholarship by the School of Fine Arts, Washington University in St. Louis. The deep connection between Hill's Pet Nutrition and Helping Hands Humane Society makes these extremely rare items a collector's item for the dog lover. Each print was offered in limited quantities at the event in 1983.

These historical works were donated by Hill's Pet Nutrition for HHHS's art auction!

Each piece comes with information provided by Hill's Pet Nutrition's archives.

29 inches tall x 23 inches wide

Depicts: Great Danes in Fawn puppy, Brindle, Blue (Uncropped), Black (Adolescent), and Harlequin

In 1983, Hill's Pet Products Inc (which later was rebranded as Hill's Pet Nutrition) specially commissioned Pamela Powers to do a series of dog drawings, called the "Performance Art Series" for the Dog Museum of America's Black Tie Reception, where Hill's was the presenting sponsor. At that event, the art was launched as a campaign for the "Astro World Dog Show".

Each sketch depicts a classification of dog breeds - from working breeds, to herding, toy, to arctic! Browse the gallery to find all of the different classification sketches she created and bid high on the classification you are the most "drawn" to.

Pamela was awarded a Merit Scholarship by the School of Fine Arts, Washington University in St. Louis. The deep connection between Hill's Pet Nutrition and Helping Hands Humane Society makes these extremely rare items a collector's item for the dog lover. Each print was offered in limited quantities at the event in 1983.

These historical works were donated by Hill's Pet Nutrition for HHHS's art auction!

Each piece comes with information provided by Hill's Pet Nutrition's archives.

29 inches tall x 23 inches wide

Depicts: White Miniature (Puppy Clip), Black Standard (Continental Clip), Silver Standard (Sporting Clip), and Apricot Toy (English Saddle Clip)

In 1983, Hill's Pet Products Inc (which later was rebranded as Hill's Pet Nutrition) specially commissioned Pamela Powers to do a series of dog drawings, called the "Performance Art Series" for the Dog Museum of America's Black Tie Reception, where Hill's was the presenting sponsor. At that event, the art was launched as a campaign for the "Astro World Dog Show".

Each sketch depicts a classification of dog breeds - from working breeds, to herding, toy, to arctic! Browse the gallery to find all of the different classification sketches she created and bid high on the classification you are the most "drawn" to.

Pamela was awarded a Merit Scholarship by the School of Fine Arts, Washington University in St. Louis. The deep connection between Hill's Pet Nutrition and Helping Hands Humane Society makes these extremely rare items a collector's item for the dog lover. Each print was offered in limited quantities at the event in 1983.

These historical works were donated by Hill's Pet Nutrition for HHHS's art auction!

Each piece comes with information provided by Hill's Pet Nutrition's archives.

29 inches tall x 23 inches wide

Depicts: Shetland Sheepdog, Australian Cattle Dog, German Shepherd Dog, Briard and Pull

In 1983, Hill's Pet Products Inc (which later was rebranded as Hill's Pet Nutrition) specially commissioned Pamela Powers to do a series of dog drawings, called the "Performance Art Series" for the Dog Museum of America's Black Tie Reception, where Hill's was the presenting sponsor. At that event, the art was launched as a campaign for the "Astro World Dog Show".

Each sketch depicts a classification of dog breeds - from working breeds, to herding, toy, to arctic! Browse the gallery to find all of the different classification sketches she created and bid high on the classification you are the most "drawn" to.

Pamela was awarded a Merit Scholarship by the School of Fine Arts, Washington University in St. Louis. The deep connection between Hill's Pet Nutrition and Helping Hands Humane Society makes these extremely rare items a collector's item for the dog lover. Each print was offered in limited quantities at the event in 1983.

These historical works were donated by Hill's Pet Nutrition for HHHS's art auction!

Each piece comes with information provided by Hill's Pet Nutrition's archives.

29 inches tall x 23 inches wide

Depicts: Basset Hound, Otter Hound, Bloodhound, Beagle, Norwegian Elkhound, Wirehaired Daushund

In 1983, Hill's Pet Products Inc (which later was rebranded as Hill's Pet Nutrition) specially commissioned Pamela Powers to do a series of dog drawings, called the "Performance Art Series" for the Dog Museum of America's Black Tie Reception, where Hill's was the presenting sponsor. At that event, the art was launched as a campaign for the "Astro World Dog Show".

Each sketch depicts a classification of dog breeds - from working breeds, to herding, toy, to arctic! Browse the gallery to find all of the different classification sketches she created and bid high on the classification you are the most "drawn" to.

Pamela was awarded a Merit Scholarship by the School of Fine Arts, Washington University in St. Louis. The deep connection between Hill's Pet Nutrition and Helping Hands Humane Society makes these extremely rare items a collector's item for the dog lover. Each print was offered in limited quantities at the event in 1983.

These historical works were donated by Hill's Pet Nutrition for HHHS's art auction!

Each piece comes with information provided by Hill's Pet Nutrition's archives.

29 inches tall x 23 inches wide

Depicts: Pekingese, Brussels Griffon, Yorkshire Terrier, and Toy Manchester Terrier

In 1983, Hill's Pet Products Inc (which later was rebranded as Hill's Pet Nutrition) specially commissioned Pamela Powers to do a series of dog drawings, called the "Performance Art Series" for the Dog Museum of America's Black Tie Reception, where Hill's was the presenting sponsor. At that event, the art was launched as a campaign for the "Astro World Dog Show".

Each sketch depicts a classification of dog breeds - from working breeds, to herding, toy, to arctic! Browse the gallery to find all of the different classification sketches she created and bid high on the classification you are the most "drawn" to.

Pamela was awarded a Merit Scholarship by the School of Fine Arts, Washington University in St. Louis. The deep connection between Hill's Pet Nutrition and Helping Hands Humane Society makes these extremely rare items a collector's item for the dog lover. Each print was offered in limited quantities at the event in 1983.

These historical works were donated by Hill's Pet Nutrition for HHHS's art auction!

Each piece comes with information provided by Hill's Pet Nutrition's archives.

29 inches tall x 23 inches wide

Depicts: Bichon Frise, Schipperke, Chow Chow, Dalmation, and Bulldog

In 1983, Hill's Pet Products Inc (which later was rebranded as Hill's Pet Nutrition) specially commissioned Pamela Powers to do a series of dog drawings, called the "Performance Art Series" for the Dog Museum of America's Black Tie Reception, where Hill's was the presenting sponsor. At that event, the art was launched as a campaign for the "Astro World Dog Show".

Each sketch depicts a classification of dog breeds - from working breeds, to herding, toy, to arctic! Browse the gallery to find all of the different classification sketches she created and bid high on the classification you are the most "drawn" to.

Pamela was awarded a Merit Scholarship by the School of Fine Arts, Washington University in St. Louis. The deep connection between Hill's Pet Nutrition and Helping Hands Humane Society makes these extremely rare items a collector's item for the dog lover. Each print was offered in limited quantities at the event in 1983.

These historical works were donated by Hill's Pet Nutrition for HHHS's art auction!

Each piece comes with information provided by Hill's Pet Nutrition's archives.

29 inches tall x 23 inches wide

Depicts: Dandie Dinmont, Wire Fox Terrier, Bull Terrier, Airedale, and Beddington Terrier

In 1983, Hill's Pet Products Inc (which later was rebranded as Hill's Pet Nutrition) specially commissioned Pamela Powers to do a series of dog drawings, called the "Performance Art Series" for the Dog Museum of America's Black Tie Reception, where Hill's was the presenting sponsor. At that event, the art was launched as a campaign for the "Astro World Dog Show".

Each sketch depicts a classification of dog breeds - from working breeds, to herding, toy, to arctic! Browse the gallery to find all of the different classification sketches she created and bid high on the classification you are the most "drawn" to.

Pamela was awarded a Merit Scholarship by the School of Fine Arts, Washington University in St. Louis. The deep connection between Hill's Pet Nutrition and Helping Hands Humane Society makes these extremely rare items a collector's item for the dog lover. Each print was offered in limited quantities at the event in 1983.

These historical works were donated by Hill's Pet Nutrition for HHHS's art auction!

Each piece comes with information provided by Hill's Pet Nutrition's archives.

29 inches tall x 23 inches wide

Depicts: Fawn (Isabella) (Uncropped), Black, Red, Blue Puppy and Black Puppy

In 1983, Hill's Pet Products Inc (which later was rebranded as Hill's Pet Nutrition) specially commissioned Pamela Powers to do a series of dog drawings, called the "Performance Art Series" for the Dog Museum of America's Black Tie Reception, where Hill's was the presenting sponsor. At that event, the art was launched as a campaign for the "Astro World Dog Show".

Each sketch depicts a classification of dog breeds - from working breeds, to herding, toy, to arctic! Browse the gallery to find all of the different classification sketches she created and bid high on the classification you are the most "drawn" to.

Pamela was awarded a Merit Scholarship by the School of Fine Arts, Washington University in St. Louis. The deep connection between Hill's Pet Nutrition and Helping Hands Humane Society makes these extremely rare items a collector's item for the dog lover. Each print was offered in limited quantities at the event in 1983.

These historical works were donated by Hill's Pet Nutrition for HHHS's art auction!

Each piece comes with information provided by Hill's Pet Nutrition's archives.

29 inches tall x 23 inches wide