Rooster Collection (page 33)

In the wheel of life, where the cycle of birth and death spins ceaselessly, a rooster stands tall amidst the serene surroundings of Kopan monastery in Bhaktapur, Nepal

Domestic Chicken, Partridge Brahma, cockerel, close-up of head

Domestic Chicken, White Leghorn, cockerel, close-up of head

USA, Wisconsin, Cedarburg: Quaint Wisconsin Village Painted Birdhouses

Ring-necked Pheasant (Phasianus colchicus) male in grassland, western Oklahoma, USA

Rooster Collection: Cockerel and hens in smallholding in Kazbegi village, high in the Great Caucasus, Georgia

Cockerel and hens in smallholding in Kazbegi village, high in the Great Caucasus, Georgia
ROG-13950 Cockerel and hens in smallholding in Kazbegi village, high in the Great Caucasus Georgia. Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

The Farm Girl
A young woman tends to the chickens in her farmyard

The city center of Cayenne, French Guiana, South America

January C18Th
This month is shown as a man in purple robes burning incense. This month is named after the god Janus and considered sacred and an auspicious birthdate

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In the wheel of life, where the cycle of birth and death spins ceaselessly, a rooster stands tall amidst the serene surroundings of Kopan monastery in Bhaktapur, Nepal. This majestic creature symbolizes resilience and courage as it proudly proclaims its presence in this corner of Asia. Across continents, a bronze statue depicting the Town Musicians of Bremen captures our attention in Germany. Amongst these whimsical figures is a rooster, representing bravery and leadership within their harmonious ensemble. Europe embraces this feathered companion with open arms. Delving into history, an enchanting poultry engraving from 1895 takes us back to a time when chickens were celebrated for their beauty and diversity. The intricate details on display showcase humanity's fascination with these creatures throughout centuries. Traveling further back in time to 1868, we stumble upon a chromolithograph titled "Poultry of the World Poster. " This vibrant artwork showcases various breeds from around the globe; among them is an illustrious rooster that demands admiration for its striking plumage. Within farmyards worldwide, roosters reign over their hens with grace and authority. Their vibrant feathers catch sunlight as they strut confidently through fields or perch atop fences - guardians of their flock's safety. Returning to Germany once more, another bronze statue dedicated to the Town Musicians reminds us that even fictional characters can embody strength and determination through a proud rooster's presence. Europe cherishes this iconic figure as part of its cultural heritage. Enos Cockerel immortalized himself within Picture No. 11771501 - his regal stance captured forever by an artist's brushstroke. His legacy lives on through artistry that celebrates nature's wonders while honoring those who appreciate such magnificence. Journeying eastward to India during 1790 brings us face-to-face with Colonel Mordaunt engrossed in watching a cockfight at Lucknow.