Critters Collection

Bear Feeds Fish to Cubs Date: 1948

Hedgehog Forest Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Hedgehog In Ferns Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Hedgehog In Ferns Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Hedgehog Forest Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Deer Friends Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Hedgehog In Ferns Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Hedgehog Forest Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Deer Friends Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Hedgehog In Ferns Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Hedgehog Forest Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Deer Friends Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Hedgehog In Ferns Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Hedgehog Forest Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Deer Friends Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Peacock Drawing Date: 1555

Hedgehog In Ferns Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Deer Friends Pattern
Gemma Bardot

Yellow Bear of Norway, Ursus

USA, Oregon, Bend, Neotamias minimus, Least Chipmunk

African Rollier Bird Date: 1808

Bear on a Moonlit Night Date: 1910

Giraffe Date: 1910

Cassowary (Casarius galeatus) Date: 1845

Ostrich (Struthio camelus) Date: 1845

Crouching LynX Date: 1880

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

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Step into the captivating world of critters, where art and nature intertwine. From a peacock drawing dating back to 1555 to the diverse wildlife found in Oregon's Bend, these creatures have fascinated us for centuries. In 1808, an African Rollie bird caught the attention of explorers with its vibrant plumage and graceful flight. Meanwhile, a bear roaming under a moonlit sky in 1910 evoked both awe and fear in those who witnessed its majestic presence. The year 1910 also brought us a glimpse into the life of giraffes, towering above their surroundings with elegance and grace. And let's not forget about the cassowary - this peculiar creature captured hearts with its unique helmet-like headgear. Traveling back to 1845, we encounter an ostrich strutting confidently across vast landscapes. Its long neck reaching towards the heavens symbolizes freedom and resilience. Alongside it is an egg eater snake slithering through grassy plains - a reminder that beauty can be found even in unexpected places. As we delve further into history, we stumble upon depictions of wild cats lurking in shadows during dusk hours. Their piercing eyes reflect both mystery and danger. In contrast, a dog wearing a collar reminds us of companionship and loyalty forged between humans and animals throughout time. Finally, our journey concludes with the fiery red fox - cunning yet enchanting as it roams through forests untouched by time itself and can more than just subjects on canvas or photographs; they represent our fascination with nature's diversity. They remind us that every living being has its own story to tell – whether it be through intricate drawings from centuries ago or encounters within our very own backyard today.