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Representation of monstrous creatures with a human body and dog head

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Representation of monstrous creatures with a human body and dog head

JLJ4658752 Representation of monstrous creatures with a human body and dog head. Miniature taken from " History of the Mongols called by us Tartars, description of customs, geography, history and prominent figures of the Mongolian people", travel story of the Franciscan monk Giovanni dal Piano dei Carpini (or Plano Cerpiniou Jean de Plan Carpin (1180-1252) in 1246 Paris, B.N. by Unknown Artist, (13th century); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; (add.info.: Representation of monstrous creatures with a human body and dog head. Miniature taken from " History of the Mongols called by us Tartars, description of customs, geography, history and prominent figures of the Mongolian people", travel story of the Franciscan monk Giovanni dal Piano dei Carpini (or Plano Cerpiniou Jean de Plan Carpin (1180-1252) in 1246 Paris, B.N.); Photo ePhoto Josse; out of copyright

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This print showcases a remarkable representation of monstrous creatures with human bodies and dog heads. The image is a miniature taken from the "History of the Mongols called by us Tartars, description of customs, geography, history and prominent figures of the Mongolian people" which was a travel story written by Franciscan monk Giovanni dal Piano dei Carpini in 1246. The unknown artist behind this 13th-century masterpiece skillfully captured the intriguing fusion between human and canine features. The intricate details highlight the artist's imagination as well as their ability to depict mythical beings. This artwork offers a glimpse into prehistoric times, revealing how ancient cultures perceived fantastical creatures. Set against a backdrop featuring lush fruit trees and flowing rivers, these monstrous beings stand out in their uniqueness. Their presence sparks curiosity about Asian folklore and mythology while also evoking thoughts on botanical elements present in nature during that era. As we admire this piece, it reminds us of the rich history embedded within art forms throughout different periods. It serves as an invitation to explore diverse cultures and traditions that have shaped our world today. Through this photograph from Fine Art Finder, we are transported back in time to witness both artistic brilliance and historical narratives intertwined seamlessly on one canvas.

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