Creatures Collection (page 9)

Egg Eater Date: 1880

Grey Wild Cat Date: 1880

Dog in Collar Date: 1880

Red FoX Date: 1880

Wolf with Bone Date: 1880

Weasel in a Tree Date: 1880

Barnacle Geese Date: 1835

Bulldogs Eye Food Bowl Date: 1948

Common Housefly Date: 1948

Meadowlark in Valley Date: 1954

Hammock Dog Date: 1941

White-Tailed Deer Date: 1948

Rocky Mountain Goat Date: 1948

Spaniel Bath Date: 1948

Pup Upsets Table, Phone Date: 1948

Holstein and Jersey Cows Date: 1948

Two Breeds of Cattle Date: 1948

Two Hens Date: 1948

Two Sheep Date: 1948

Gila Monster and Gecko Date: 1950

Pumping Elephants Water Date: 1950

Shelled Oyster Date: 1889

Playful Dalmatian Pups Date: 1950

Rhino Chasing Native Date: 1950

Maharaja Rides Elephant, India Date: 1950

Swan Lands Near Mate Date: 1947

Three Stuffed Trout Date: 1950

Two Grasshoppers

Black-Tailed Hermit, Glaucis Melanura Date: 1859

Seagulls Following Ship Date: 1917

Pink Pig

Rooster Crowing

Bramble Shark Date: 1865

Butterfly Fish Date: 1849

Smallhead Flying Fish Date: 1849

Dragonet Date: 1806

Spotlight Parrotfish Date: 1743

Boy with Horse Date: 1914

Man Tending a Calf Date: 1937

Rooster Crowing Date: 1945

Cow Date: 1951

Kittens Playing with Leaf in the Snow Date: 1910

THE HARE AND THE FROGS The timid hare discovers that there are creatures even more timid than himself - one of Dores most powerful images. Date: circa 1870

PARIS ZOO - LLAMA
Llamas and other creatures at the Jardin dAcclimatation, Paris Date: circa 1850

MONSTER OF THE DEEP
THE MONSTER OF THE DEEP Date: circa 1820

HARPIES / DORE
Dante and Virgil encounter these sinister harpies in Inferno, though traditionally there were only three of them

FOLKLORE / CYNOCEPHALIES
Dog-headed creatures, reported by travellers in India; they are depicted fighting the monsters of the forest, using weapons, so they are evidently more-or-less human Date: medieval

LUMINOUS WHEELS
Luminous wheels have been seen from ships, especially in the Indian Ocean; often ascribed to phosphorescent sea creatures, the explanation remains unsatisfactory Date: circa 1880

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