About real and mythical animals

Hi folks! A new work by Kendra is here again.

She finished school and here is a gift to our gazing.

Thanks so much for your visits and… Enjoy!

By Morell, Kendra – Seven studies about real animals and a mythical one

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Jellyfishes in love

HI BEAUTIES, A FEW DAYS AGO WHEN I WAS WALKING WITH MY PARTNER MERCE, I REALIZED THIS AMAZING GRAFFITI ON A ROCK OF A HILL IN BARCELONA. I HOPE YOU WILL LIKE IT. THANKS FOR VISITS!

The bluebird

Dear followers and friends, I’m sure that your loyalty to the Universe of the Sketches deserves the best.
Now you have an updated ‘twitter’ that will you notice about the topic of the next post.
I hope this will be an improvement for your interests.
Thanks are not allowed. Just be proud as an excellent beholder as you’re.

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Animals everything. Warning!

Dear followers and friends, I’ve never felt myself any special defensor of animals, but today I want to appeal your attention.
Please browse to the third picture, the simian of the drawing by Hendrick Goltzius tied with a chain at its neck, and now please look at the gaze of this creature and you will understand that it’s supplicating mercy from humans.
Let me suggest a book, and by the by, I think this had to be obligatory to discuss at the schools. This is ‘The Lives of Animals’  by J.M. Coetzee.
Coetzee’s work debates the establishing of morality and appeals to the ethics with a so interesting and amazing way, sometimes like a novel and sometimes  immersed in the world of philosophy.
The colorful and lovely first sketch by Franz Marc is dedicated to a very cherished friend of mine: Sara P. Lorenzo. An spanish psychologist woman and in this case another defensor of animals, particularly admirer of wolves. She always knows to teach something with her speciality. Here is the access to her blog:

Sara P. Lorenzo (Clinical Psychologist specialist in Psychopathology and Health)

Thanks so much for your visit, and enjoy the pictures!

By Marc, Franz – Abstract composition with two wolves

By Crawhall, Joseph – Sketch of a stork

By Goltzius, Hendrick – A seated monkey tied with a chain at its neck

By Van Gogh – Studies of flies

By Klee – Fishes of the deep waters

By De’Grassi, Giovannino. 14th century – Some studies about leopards and other animals

By White, John – Study of a crab

By Delacroix – Head of a lion

By De Gheyn, the Younger, Jacques – A toad

By Hokkei, Tokiyuki – The snake and the gourds

By Tiepolo – A bunch of punchinello observing an elephant

By Warhol – The giant panda

Animals everything

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

Animals everything

By Sargent – Mired crocodiles

By Seurat – Sketches of monkeys

By Kokoschka – Feline

By Da Vinci – Two crabs

By Kandinsky – Parrots

By Ward, J. – Resting husky

By Liberale, G.- Common octopus

By Redon – A crow

By Marc, Franz – Two ox in a landscape

By Novelli, P. A. – Buck

By Unknown persian author. 11th century – One study of birds

By Oudry, J. B. – A hedgehog

By Eisen – Ducks in the night

By Pisanello – Tied camel

By Marc, Franz – Harts

By Delacroix – Sketch of a feline

By Gao Qipei – A falcon

By Dürer – Lions

By Cranach, L. the Elder – Deer

By Rembrandt – Elephant and its keepers

By Pisanello – Studies of a hoopoe

By Bassano – Studies of a young cow

By anonymous illustrator of arabian tales and fables of 8th century – Zebu assaulted by a feline and two foxes

By Picabia – Everything animals

By Morisot, Berthe – Unknown title

By Gaudier-Brzeska – Antelope

Animals everything

By Holbein, H. the Younger – The bat

By Delacroix – Royal tiger

By Pisanello – Two bears standing

By Dufresne – Zebras fleeing from crocodiles’ attack

By Gaudier-Brzeska – Monkey

By Ligozzi – Study of a flying fish

By Regnault, Henri – Two heads of lynx

By Kunisada – A crab

By Le Brun, Charles – Two heads of camel

By Da Udine – Study of a bird

By Scorza – Studies of a wolf and dove

By Appel – Red bird in blue

By Marc, Franz – A fawn scratching

By Dürer – Lioness

By Picabia – Tiger

By Kuchan, Li – Unknown title

By Rubens – Study of a lion

By unknown author of Giovanni De Grassi’s Studio – Two wolves

By Gaudier-Brzeska – Wolf

By Kokoschka – Turtle

By Macke – Donkey, camels and horse

By Van der Vinne, Vincent – A toad

By Poussin – Camel

By Pisanello – Falcons, eagle, and porcupine

By Sargent, J. S. – Oxen herd

By Da Vinci – Study of a bird in flight

By Hoffmann – Red squirrel

By Cranach, the Elder – Study of a lion

By unknown author, 17th century (Mughal Empire) – Blue-bull or ‘nilgai’

By Beuys – Dove, food and rainbow

By Dürer – A walrus

By Strada, Jacopo – Ornate elephant

By Cranach, L. the Younger – Fowls and foxes

By Barye, Antoine L. – Studies of crocodile

By Savery, R. – Two Dodo birds

By Moreau, Gustave – Study of a viper that blows

By Titian – Eagle

By Eisen – A bird in the shore

By anonymous – Leopard on a rock in front of an eagle

By Stubbs, G. – Elk seen in profile