While pet owners can certainly celebrate their beloved animals while they are still alive by having a Renaissance painting of them done, it can also be a beautiful way to memorialize them. The images are a bit silly, but they are still heartwarming and a wonderful way to ensure your sweet fur baby is always with you. “Although we don’t like to think about it, we tend to outlive our pets,” Crown & Paw explains on their website. “Having a pet painted in a way that shows them as regal, looking on elegantly and protectively from above the mantle or in an area in the home that the pet frequented allows owners to turn their loss into something a little more positive and a little less painful. It gives them a chance to see their pet's face regularly and smile, instead of getting caught in the grief and pain that often comes with these losses.”
And while a Renaissance painting of your pet will make an excellent gift or a way to memorialize a lost fur baby, there is really never a bad time to commission a Renaissance painting of your pet. “Some people buy pet paintings just because,” Crown & Paw notes. “You don’t need a reason to buy one, either for yourself or a loved one. Sometimes you just do it because they’re unique and adorable and you love your pet. There’s nothing wrong with a little splurge every now and again. It’s a fun piece of artwork to hang in your house, and will absolutely be a cherished piece of your family history in the future.”
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We hope you're enjoying these beautiful Renaissance pet photos and that you're becoming inspired to turn your home into Michelangelo's studio the next time your little fluffy friend starts posing for the camera. Keep upvoting the pics you find most hilarious and awe-inspiring, and then let us know in the comments if you've ever captured a Renaissance masterpiece of a photo of your pet. Then if you're interested in seeing even more of these images, you can find the Pet Renaissance subreddit right here.
