By Marc, Franz – Cow and wild boar
By Seymour, J. – Rabbit
By Dürer – Seated ape
By Raphael – Mounted on an elephant
By Hoefnagel, J. – Study of a dodo bird profile
By Brun, Charles – studies of a brown bear, front view and profile
By Pisanello’s School – Leopard
By Bruegel, Pieter – Buffalo
By Bonaparte, Charles L. – Owl
By Barye, A. L. – Sketches of leopards
By Delacroix – Lion lying
By Pisanello – Standing fox
By Oudry, J. B.- A study of bird flying
By Ward, James – Seated husky
By Burne-Jones, E. C. – Study of a little bird looking skyward
By Picasso – Toros
By Gaudier-Brzeska – Unknown title
By Delacroix – Sketches of roaring felines
By Dürer – Stag beetle
By anoymous artist of The Stone Age in Lascaux Caves – Dun horse
By Marc, Franz – Gazelle
By myself – A goat in profile
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A mí me gusta que a ti te guste. Ich mag, dass es Ihnen gefällt. Thanks a lot, for following Sketchuniverse!
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You’re Welcome ! You toooo thanksss for following la loca Brujitaaa 😉
Don’t forget to smilllle to the Black Birds 😉 huggg witchy ★★★★
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You’re the enchantress. I will do it!
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Love the different interpretations of life! The best one for me is the dodo – spontaneous I feel close to him… He has the same problem – he can´t fly… Merry Christmas, Nessy from the happinessygirls
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Hi Nessy, this as you like, would be the main key of everything: the different interpretations, like the infinite colours in our lives. The belgian Joris loved the science as you and his drawings were accurate as we can see on the feathers of this extinct creature. This artist was an Humanist as Da Vinci and he have a lot of skills in different subjects. Oh darling, thanks so much for your wise comment. Have a nice day 🙂
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