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

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Hair

By Steinlen, Théophile Alexandre – At the boudoir

By Heckel – Woman lying on colorful cushions

By Maratti, Carlo – Bearded

By unknown artist of 18th century – A young long-haired, posing with askance look

By Powell Frith, W. – Head of a young woman

By Cassatt, Mary – Hairstyle morning

By Baldung Grien, Hans – A man with strained hair

By Delaunay, Sonia – The woman in the green dress and black

By Holbein, Ambrosius – Portrait of a young man

By Picabia, Francis – The writer’s combing

By Schad, Christian – A woman with hair in a boyish style, short bangs and sideburns

By Degas – Study of braided bun

By Picasso – Nude woman combing

By Waterhouse, John William – Profile of a bending girl forward

By Pisanello – Study of a female head with headdress

By Rossetti, Dante G. – Portrait of a woman with her hair braided

Abstract

By Turner, J. M. W. – Colorful structure

By Miró – Woman and family

By Rodchenko – Composition with number six

By Kandinsky – Abstract drawing

By Hartung – Design

By Malevich – ‘Victory on Sun’ scene’s sketch

By Moore – Drawing for a stone sculpture

By Pollock, Jackson – Unknown title

By Delaunay, Sonia – Composition

By Klee – A garden for Orpheus

By Motherwell – Untitled

By González, Juli – Study for ‘Woman with mirror’

By Kandinsky – Red and blue

By Mondrian – Composition

By Brancusi – Desen

By Popova, Liubov – Centrifuged

By Picasso – Abstract sketch

By Lichtenstein – Unknown title

By Stella – Study for Gavotte

By Kandinsky – Unknown title

By Rodchenko – Abstract drawing

By Gorky, Arshile – Untitled

By Hartung – Composition

By Moore – Ideas for a green stone composition in Hornton

By Calder – Untitled

By Beuys – Sun and pylon

By Malevich – ‘Victory on Sun’ scene’s sketch

By Pollock, Jackson – Design

By Kandinsky – Abstract drawing

By Balla, Giacomo – Study of materiality of lights and speed