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Schlafender Tod (1898/Radierung) - Richard Müller

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Claudio Elias Scialabba, “La Morte”

oil on canvas paper, 2024

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A Japanese adaptation of a Grimm Brothers story - -"The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats" -- transplanted entirely into a Japanese domestic setting.

Ookami. Family Anecdotes. Part 1. 1889.

National Diet Library Digital Collections

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Source: 'NieR Art – Kazuma Koda Art Collection' Artbook Link to the full Artbook

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Our Lady of the Blind Faith — Emil Melmoth, 2022

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Envy, Enmity, Everlasting • My Second Berserk Manga Coloring • [◉"] 𓆟

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Kia Asamiya - Dark Angel

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Velvet hood, Italian, 16th century

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Gold inlaid jade sword hilt, Mughal Empire, circa 1680-1700

from The Victoria and Albert Museum

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🐾 The animal kingdom; based upon the writings of the eminent naturalists, Audubon, Wallace, Brehm, Wood and others. New York: Johnson & Bailey, 1897. Original source Image description: Historical illustration titled “Plate XIII. Carnivora” showing four hyenas and an aardwolf in a naturalistic setting. The hyenas include a brown hyena standing alert, a spotted hyena lying on a rock snarling, and a striped hyena mid-step with distinctive stripes. The aardwolf is visible in the background, smaller with a more slender build and striped fur. The animals are depicted with detailed fur patterns and postures indicating varying behaviors. In the background, vultures perch on rocks, enhancing the wilderness scene. The image uses warm, earthy tones typical of 19th-century naturalist prints.

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👾 The wild beasts of the world. v.1. London: T. C. & E. C. Jack, [1909?] Original source Image description: Illustration of seven dholes, wild dogs with reddish-brown fur and bushy tails, moving through dense tropical foliage. The animals appear alert and agile, with some looking toward the viewer and others facing different directions. Surrounding vegetation includes large, dark green leaves and tall grasses, adding to the natural forest setting. The artwork is signed by Winifred Austen and dated 1908, presenting a dynamic pack of dholes in their natural habitat.