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Mrs. J. A. Davison & Dalmatian by Madame Yevonde

Mrs. J. A. Davison & Dalmatian by Madame Yevonde


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Mrs. J. A. Davison & Dalmatian by Madame Yevonde

Mrs J. A Davison, formerly Cynthia Beckett, daughter of Sir Gervase Beckett, pictured with a Dalmatian, According to The Tatler, she was an enthusiastic patron of the breed. She married Captain Davison in 1919. Date: 1926

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Beckett Breed Cynthia Dalmatian Dalmatians Davison Jul19 Madame Yevonde


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In this portrait captured by the renowned photographer Madame Yevonde in 1926, we find Mrs. J. A. Davison, formerly Cynthia Beckett, radiating elegance and charm as she poses with her beloved Dalmatian. The daughter of Sir Gervase Beckett, Mrs. Davison was a prominent figure in the 1920s social scene and an ardent enthusiast of the Dalmatian breed. The photograph, published in The Tatler, showcases Mrs. Davison's sophisticated style and her deep connection with her canine companion. Her graceful attire, adorned with exquisite jewels and a stylish hat, perfectly complements the Dalmatian's striking spotted coat. The dog, with its alert and friendly expression, seems to share an unspoken bond with its owner. Mrs. Davison's love for Dalmatians was not a fleeting fancy but a lifelong passion. She married Captain Davison in 1919, and together they continued to cherish and breed these popular dogs, which were a symbol of status and luxury during the 1920s. Madame Yevonde's masterful use of lighting and composition adds depth and dimension to the image, capturing the essence of a timeless moment between a woman and her cherished pet. This portrait is not only a testament to the enduring bond between Mrs. Davison and her Dalmatian but also a beautiful representation of the era's fashion, elegance, and love for these beloved dogs.

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