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Овцы-лошадки by Ivan Novikov, 1926.
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Овцы-лошадки by Ivan Novikov, 1926.
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Donkey! :-) I used to get to work with donkeys sometimes and their personalities are delightful to me.
[ID: an illustration of a grey donkey facing forward and to the left. It is on a blue, yellow, red, and white patterned background. End.]
Pictures of representative equids:
A. Donkey; B. Horse; C. Mule; D. Hinny.
Happy #InternationalZebraDay! Here are a 1751 George Edwards illustration and a 1763 George Stubbs painting depicting the first zebras seen in Britain: a now extinct Quagga (Equus quagga quagga), and a rare Cape Mountain Zebra (Equus zebra zebra), which also was almost driven to extinction but has thankfully since recovered.
1. The Female Zebra George Edwards (English, 1694-1773) hand-colored copper-plate engraving dated 1751 published in Edwards’ Gleanings of Natural History Pt. 1 in 1758 as Plate 223Wellcome Collection
2. Zebra, 1763 George Stubbs (English, 1724–1806) oil on canvas Yale Center for British Art
More on the blog: https://arthistoryanimalia.com/2023/01/31/animal-art-of-the-day-for-international-zebra-day-1-george-edwards-george-stubbs-and-the-first-british-zebras/