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Beasts, Birds and Fishes : An Animal Alphabet for Boys & Girls

A curious A to Z by Charles Henry Bennett ...

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Ito Jakuchu’s Sensational Bird Prints

Using innovative techniques, this Japanese artist created luminous print of nature ...

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Guy-Pierre Fauconnet’s Brilliant Masks For Early 20th Century Paris Theatre

Guy-Pierre Fauconnet collaborated with the poet Jean Cocteau and made make-believe a way of life ...

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Feeding the Pigeons on London’s Trafalgar Square in 1967

In 2001, the last pigeon feed seller in London’s Trafalgar Square agreed to stop trading in return for a cash payment. Bernard Rayner, whose family had had a pitch on Trafalgar Square for three generations, was told to leave. ...

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Théophile Alexandre Steinlen’s Illustrations of Cats in Fin de Siecle Paris

'Des Chats-Dessins sans paroles' (Cats- Pictures without Words) is a book of 1897 by ...

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A Scientist’s Incredible Photographs of Microscopic Creatures

A Polish scientist's sensational images of tiny creatures and plants ...

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Surreal Illustrations From JJ Grandville’s Un Autre Monde (1844)

“Until now, I believe, no work of art has understood and expressed dreams" - JJ Grandville ...

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Takeuchi Seihō’s Twelve Signs of the Zodiac – 1905

Takeuchi Seihō’s album of the Twelve Signs of the Zodiac (栖鳳画伯筆十二支帖), 1905-06, is a woodblock ...

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What to Draw and How to Draw It by EG Lutz, 1913

Teach yourself to draw with the help of the man who influenced Walt Disney ...

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Arnold Genthe’s Cats : Women Posing With ‘Buzzer’ From A Century Ago

It is told that at the age of four, when I was taken by the nurse to look at my newly arrived brother Hugo, I seriously remarked, ‘I’d like a little kitten better. ...

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Walter Molino’s Amazing True Story Death Scenes : Italian Illustrator’s Mid-Century Art Must Be Seen To Be Believed

Walter Molino (5 November 1915 – 8 December 1997) was an Italian comics artist ...

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Richard and Cherry Kearton – Two Wildlife Photography Pioneers, Baby Birds And One Stuffed Ox

At a time when hunting was fashionable and nature conservation was in its infancy, the brothers recognised the need to respect wildlife and to capture it through photography rather than by hunting down trophies ...

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