William Wegman, 63, known for his often humorous portraits of weimaraners, lives
Date
10-1-2006
Pages
22-29
Abstract
William Wegman, 63, known for his often humorous portraits of weimaraners, lives most of the year in Manhattan, but loves his summer home, a former lodge in Rangeley. One of his first books, "Little Red Riding Hood," was set in the Maine woods. It starred a weimaraner with prosthetic fangs, and costumed dogs played all the roles. With details on Wegman's generations of beloved dogs and his 1898-era lodge.
Subjects
Photographers, Dogs, Wegman, William
Recommended Citation
Gaines, Judith, "William Wegman, 63, known for his often humorous portraits of weimaraners, lives" (2006). Maine News Index – Portland Monthly. 1168.
https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/news_portmonthly/1168
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Source
Portland Monthly