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The Public and Private Life of Animals satirized the late Victorian world
The Public and Private Life of Animals (1877) by J. Thomas is a satirical book about animal life from the 19th century. My favorite thing about this book are the incredible illustrations. I can't get ...
Drawing Room: Why Deepak Kumar is inspired by Alex Davis’s art
Alex Davis uses soil from far-flung parts of India to create terrains that reflect both geography and memory. Take a close ...
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Snakes, Birds, and Dragons: Decoding Niki de Saint Phalle’s Glittering Pop Bestiary
Throughout her practice, Niki Saint Phalle repeatedly referenced a personal and mythical bestiary that she brought to life in ...
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Weird and Wild
Skunks can lose their stripes—and now we might know why Skunks can lose their stripes—and now we might know why Meet the newest species of tarantula. It’s electric blue. Meet the newest ...