This bronze dog represents the artist who made it. Guess who!

Here are some clues:

1. He joined Andre Breton's Surrealist movement in 1931; he was ousted in 1935.

2. He was Swiss.

3. He said, “One day I was walking along the rue de Vanves in the rain, close to the walls of the buildings, with my head down, feeling a little sad, perhaps, and I felt like a dog just then."

Answer: Alberto Giacometti, Dog, bronze, 1951.

Source:

https://hirshhorn.tumblr.com/post/146014561364/alberto-giacometti-described-his-dog-1951#:~:text=Smithsonian%20Hirshhorn%20Museum%20and%20Sculpture%20Garden,-The%20Hirshhorn%20Museum&text=Alberto%20Giacometti%20described%20his%20%E2%80%9CDog%E2%80%9D%20(1951)%20sculpture%20as,like%20a%20dog%20just%20then.