Pigs Collection (page 7)

Wild boar (Sus scrofa) piglet in woodland undergrowth, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, UK, March

Wild boar (Sus scrofa) female in woodland undergrowth sniffling air for scent of human, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, UK, March, Highly commended, Animal Portraits

Picture No. 12020788
PIGS. Piglets looking over door / fence. One speaking into ear of the other. Pink background. Digital manipulation Date:

Gloucester old spot piglets (Sus scrofa domestica) suckling at the Cotswold Farm Show, Cirencester, UK, July 2008

Domestic pig, hybrid large white sow in free-range sty, UK, August 2010

Domestic pig, free range sow and piglet sniffing noses, UK, August 2010

A domestic pig (Sus scrofa domestica) swimming in the sea. Exuma Cays, Bahamas. Tropical West Atlantic Ocean. This family of pigs live on this beach in the Bahamas and enjoy swimming in the sea

Feel that sun
Gert van den Bosch

Pig Squad
Xuan Thai

Pink Flying Piglets
Ania Zwara

Flying Piglets
Ania Zwara

Baby Pig
Kathrin Pienaar

Pigs dancing before King Louis XI of France during his illness Date: circa 1480s

Newmarket Stables
A painting by artist Maurice Taquoy (1878-1952) of a yard at Egerton House stables, Newmarket. Date: 1931

Cartoon, Mrs Pig cooking

Cartoon, Mr Pig the Onion Seller

Mrs Furrow the Farmer's Wife

Off to Market, Brittany
This watercolour painting depicts two women with a man, leading some pigs and a cow to sell at a market in Brittany. Date: circa 1918

Clowns and pigs
Early chromolitho postcard from a series of clown illustrations by German illustrator Roick Date: circa 1900

Cartoon, More Pigs than Teats, or, the new Litter of hungry Grunters Sucking John Bull's Old Sow to death, by James Gillray

Exterior view of Smithfield Meat Market in London. In this busy street scene one can see sheep, pigs and cattle, on their way for sale. Date: 1848

Pig in Pen
Pigs poking their snouts through their pen. Date: 1930s

IRISH WAKE
An Irish Wake - relatives and friends gather round the deathbed, grieving or mourning in various degrees, while the pigs and poultry carry on as usual. Date: 1882

A man out truffle hunting with a pig in Perigord, France. Date: 1908

German New Year card (colour litho)
732445 German New Year card (colour litho) by German School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: German New Year card, with a young child hugging a pig, with the legend)

Farm Steading (oil on panel)
GLS314032 Farm Steading (oil on panel) by Peploe, Samuel John (1871-1935); 34.7x25.7 cm; Art Gallery and Museum, Kelvingrove, Glasgow, Scotland; © CSG CIC Glasgow Museums Collection

The Effects of Good Government in the Country, 1338-40 (fresco)
7388780 The Effects of Good Government in the Country, 1338-40 (fresco) by Lorenzetti, Ambrogio (1285-c.1348); Palazzo Pubblico, Siena

Pig Driving in Cincinnati, 1870
1575599 Pig Driving in Cincinnati, 1870 by Houghton, Arthur Boyd (1836-75) (after); (add.info.: Engraving depicts pig driving in Cincinnati. Dated 1870); Universal History Archive/UIG

Illustration for My Farm (colour litho)
3634406 Illustration for My Farm (colour litho) by Mills, Reginald (1896-1952); Private Collection; (add.info.: Here is a big family of little pigs with their mother, who is just enjoying her dinner)

Landscape (oil on canvas)
SOU84432 Landscape (oil on canvas) by Ginner, Charles (1878-1952); 50.9x61.3 cm; Southampton City Art Gallery, Hampshire, UK; (add.info.: by Charles Ginner); Southampton City Art Gallery

Swineherd (oil on canvas)
LAF470834 Swineherd (oil on canvas) by Morland, George (1763-1804); 60.4x87.4 cm; Museum voor Schone Kunsten, Ghent, Belgium; © Art in Flanders

Huy, seen from Ahin (oil on panel)
471249 Huy, seen from Ahin (oil on panel) by Valckenborch, Lucas van (c.1535-97); 24x33 cm; Koninklijk Museum voor Schone Kunsten, Antwerp, Belgium; © Art in Flanders

Greedy and Lazy, Moderate and Industrious (oil on canvas)
471339 Greedy and Lazy, Moderate and Industrious (oil on canvas) by Verlat, Charles (1824-90); 80x130 cm; Koninklijk Museum voor Schone Kunsten, Antwerp, Belgium; © Art in Flanders

The Sow-Quoting Jester, 1660-86 (brush and Indian ink on paper)
7308474 The Sow-Quoting Jester, 1660-86 (brush and Indian ink on paper) by Stettler, Wilhelm (1643-1708); 11.5x10.5 cm; Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford

M N O P: Nilgaut sheep (antelope) Pig seal, 1901 (illustration)
7309294 M N O P: Nilgaut sheep (antelope) Pig seal, 1901 (illustration) by Magne de la Croix, Paul (1875-1942); 27 x 22 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: in "ABC of animals)

No P Q: Nuts, Owl, Pigs, Quince, 1870 (illustration)
7309607 No P Q: Nuts, Owl, Pigs, Quince, 1870 (illustration) by Howard, J. (active c. 1870); 27, 5 x 23, 5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: In "Aunt Louisa's wee wee stories")

P: P for some Pigs, which have strayed from their sty, but of course will return there to bed by-and-by
7309610 P: P for some Pigs, which have strayed from their sty, but of course will return there to bed by-and-by.1870 (illustration) by Howard, J. (active c)

P for Pig, 1901 (illustration)
7309298 P for Pig, 1901 (illustration) by Magne de la Croix, Paul (1875-1942); 27 x 22 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: in "ABC of animals)

Celtic bronze figures, ca 200 B. C. Historic
7280062 Celtic bronze figures, ca 200 B. C. Historic by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Celtic bronze figures, ca 200 B. C)

The Swineherd, 1872 (Gouache)
7290926 The Swineherd, 1872 (Gouache) by Watson, James Dawson (1832-92); 25.3x35.7 cm; Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums; (add.info.: John Dawson Watson (1832-1892) The Swineherd

Royal Naval officers riding pigs in saddles through the market in Gibraltar
6337345 Royal Naval officers riding pigs in saddles through the market in Gibraltar by Williams, Charles (Ansell) (c.1797-1850) (after); (add.info)

This little pig went to market
7269193 This little pig went to market.; Private Collection; (add.info.: This little pig went to market. After a work by an unidentified artist in a 19th century childrens nursery rhyme book)

Marriage De Raison (colour litho)
2815989 Marriage De Raison (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Marriage De Raison. Postcard, early 20th century.); © Look and Learn

Piglets in a Basket

November, killing the pig and harvesting acorns, Scorpio, illustration from the Almanach des Bergers
XIR345830 November, killing the pig and harvesting acorns, Scorpio, illustration from the Almanach des Bergers, 1491 (xylograph) (b/w photo) by Le Rouge, Pierre (fl)

A large sow in a pig sty snarling at a wolf. 1811 (etching)
7235825 A large sow in a pig sty snarling at a wolf. 1811 (etching) by Howitt, Samuel (1756-1822); (add.info.: A large sow in a pig sty snarling at a wolf. Sow and Wolf)

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"Pigs: From Farmyard Companions to Symbolic Icons" In this captivating collection of images, we embark on a journey into the world of pigs. From their humble beginnings as kitchen scrap eaters to becoming beloved farm animals and even cultural symbols, these creatures have left an indelible mark on our lives. The first poster reminds us of the resourcefulness of pigs, as they eagerly consume our leftover kitchen scraps to feed hens. Their voracious appetite and ability to turn waste into nourishment is truly remarkable. Moving on, we encounter the Gloucester Old Spot Pig JD 1761, captured in a stunning photograph by John Daniels. Its distinctive markings and regal presence make it a true standout among its kind. Next up is an adorable piglet donning a police hat. This playful image showcases the versatility and charm that pigs possess, proving that they can effortlessly embrace any role with utmost cuteness. We then meet one-week-old Kune Kune piglets - tiny bundles of joy that exude innocence and curiosity. These little ones are sure to melt hearts with their endearing antics. A digital manipulation adds another layer of intrigue as we witness a crossbreed between a Kune Kune piglet and Gloucester Old Spot piglet receiving a present. The fusion of different breeds highlights the diversity within the pig kingdom while reminding us how technology can enhance our imagination. Another delightful addition is a two-week-old Kune Kune piglet showcasing its irresistible charm. With its small snout and expressive eyes, it's hard not to fall head over heels for this miniature creature. Taking us back in time, we stumble upon wartime posters emphasizing the importance of feeding pigs during times when resources were scarce. These reminders serve as testaments to how vital these animals were for sustenance during challenging periods in history. One particularly intriguing poster urges people to keep pigs - perhaps suggesting that having them around was not only practical but also brought joy and companionship.