CREATOR

Name: George Webster Crenshaw.
Personal dates: Born 1913 in the USA. Died 2007 in the USA.
Other creations: None.
Successors: None.
Comments: Crenshaw worked with pseudonyms such as George Crandall, Nat Greenwood, and NAT.
He insisted on being anonymous to a degree where not even photographic portraits are easily available (the adjacent drawing is a self-portrait).

 

 

MAIN STORY

The series premiered in 1962. Stopped in 1995.

Belvedere is the title of a single comic strip as well as the name of the white, blackspotted dog, that dominates the panels. It acts and moves as a very laid-back human, although it does not have the gift of speech. All dialogue is spoken by the surrounding characters, of which a recurring, nameless couple is Belvedere's owners.

 

 

MAIN CHARACTER

Belvedere

 

 

GALLERY

 

 

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