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Young Girl Dreaming (Study of a Child Asleep), Paul Gauguin
Medium: oil,canvas
Brothers of Mercy, Italy, ca. 1900
An American text-book of obstetrics, 1897
Curiosités médico-artistiques, 1907
Cesare Ripa, Iconologia, 1603
Seals relaxing in what the text refers to as a “Seal’s Dormitory” from Edmond Selous’s The bird watcher in the Shetlands (1905).
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A diagram of two Asian monitor lizard engaged in combat (though to the untrained eye it may look like they’re hugging it out) from Revue suisse de zoologie t.69 (1962).
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Gerenuks demonstrating their ability to be long (left) and tall (right) from Richard Lydekker’s The game animals of Africa (1908).
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Costume designs by Walter Schnackenberg. Top: Knight Bluebeard (Ritter Blaubart) (character from the opera of the same name). Middle: a Salamander. Bottom: “The Blue Flame.” Full text here.
A lion and unicorn playing chess from James McNeill Whistler's The portfolio : an artistic periodical (1880). From the text: "[...] in the scene on a papyrus in the British Museum of the lion and unicorn playing at chess, though [the lion] is obviously an emblem of royalty, the caricaturist has not aimed at representing majesty. This, however, is of the Roman period, and has probably but little of the Egyptian character."
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Nordic musical instruments: hummel, key harp, langeleik, and kantele; from Nordiska museet Bilder af utställda föremål. Full text here.
"Lioness and cubs" from Richard Lydekker's A handbook to the carnivora (1896).
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Carlo Adolfo Schlatter (1873-1958), Gli spettri e Il fantasma, dalla serie "I Misteri", 1917
Giovanni Guerrini, Il Centauro, 1912 c.
Illustration for Edgar Allan Poe’s The Island of the Fay by Alberto Martini, (1905–1908)
"Offering" by Ulla Thynell
Titian - The Death of Actaeon, detail. N.d., between 1559 and 1575