Greyhound, from the Dogs of the World series for Old Judge Cigarettes

Art Historical Context

Step into the vibrant world of 19th-century advertising with *Greyhound, from the Dogs of the World for Old Judge Cigarettes a delightful chromolithograph produced by Goodwin & Company in 0. This petite print (just 1 1/2 x 2 13/16 inches) was designed as a collectible insert for cigarette packs, part of a popular series showcasing dog breeds from around the globe. At a time when tobacco companies like Goodwin vied for customers through clever marketing, these cards turned everyday smokes into treasures, sparking a collecting craze among enthusiasts of all ages. Chromolithography, the medium h...

About the Artist

Goodwin & Company · 1850–1950

**Goodwin & Company (ca. 1850–1950)** Goodwin & Company, originally established as E. Goodwin and Brother before the American Civil War, emerged as a prominent New York City-based tobacco manufacturer in the mid-19th century. Operating from the bustling heart of Manhattan, the firm built its reputation on popular cigarette brands such as Gypsy Queen and, most notably, Old Judge, which became syno...