Corgis In History

Charlie Chaplin in his masterpiece “The Corg”

You too can paint almighty corgi pictures.

A massive statue built in the city of Rhodes; considered to be one of the wonders of the ancient world. After a large earthquake hit, the statue was totally destroyed. Since inhabitants of the city were afraid that they had angered the corgi gods, the Colossal Corgi was never rebuilt.

Corgis fly across this perfectly timed photograph; displaying the essence of the eccentric painter man: Salvador Dalí.

Corgi takes down the world heavyweight champion of human punch throwing. Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, and bork like a corgi.

You ain’t nothin’ but a corgi dog Derpin’ all the time You ain’t nothin’ but a corgi dog Derpin’ all the time Well, you ain’t never got no taller but you’re still a friend of mine

Corgi, I’ve a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore.

Corgis help to bring down the Berlin Wall!

Photo of a mysterious figure, which some believe to be a monster inhabiting a lake. Even though many years have passed, people today still try to theorize what this figure could actually be.

Human scientist helps corgis build a ladder into space!

One of the earliest motion pictures created; showing the movement of two poof floofs.

Corgi guides troops across the Delaware River for a surprise attack!

Marilyn Monroe’s iconic scene where a breath of air blows up her dress.

All corg is saying is give peace a chance.

The most recognized photo in the history of International Corgographic.

Corgi does daring tightrope walk to help lead man to a safer place.

Brave family of corgis go with humans on their first adventure to the moon! As is seen on stairs; one small step for man, is one giant hop for corgikind.