Kornbluth Animals, Aardvark-Duck

Documenting
the Visual Arts

Home
About the Photographer
Photographic Services
Image usage
Scheduling a session
Contact

Indexed Historical Archive

Photographic Portfolio
Coins
Cosmetic containers
Gems

Cameos
Diamonds
Intaglios

Jewelry

Earrings
Pendants
Rings
Watches

Historical Archive: Normal Animals, Aardvark through Duck

This list is alphabetical by animal.

aardvark, ceramic w. metallic glaze, Manises c.1450-1500, Cl. 2456	ant, imperial Roman amethyst intaglio, Christian inscription IXΘ later, Bologna GL 281	antelope, Roman glass bowl, north Italy c.25-50 CE, Hermitage Oп.18180. Antelopes have their own page.	ape gargoyle: ciborium monstrance, silver gilt/rock crystal/enamel, c.1350-75, DMP PR109, which has its own page with more apes	ass: Palmesel (Entry into Jerusalem), linden wood with original polychrome, South Germany c.1475-1500, Cluny Cl.23799. Asses have their own page.
baboon amulet, gold, Egypt c.2800 BCE, p.c., which has its own page	bat on figure center bottom: Giovanni Pisano pulpit 1302-10, which has its own page, in Pisa cathedral	bears: circus scenes, tinted ivory diptych, c.400, Louvre OA 9062. Bears have their own page.	bee with rayed serpent, jasper intaglio, 1st-6th c., Kelsey 26126, Bonner 93	Barberini bees of Urban VIII (1623-44): Lateran Baptistery, Rome. The baptistery octagon and narthex have their own interior page.
Etruscan carnelian scarab *beetle, late 4th-3rd c. BCE, in ?13th c. gold seal matrix, HNM K.16.1871.7, which has its own page with centaur intaglio reverse	beetle: hoopoe birds, Meissen porcelain, Johann Joachim Kaendler c.1736, SF, which have their own page	bird of prey head, gold, 7th-5th c. BCE northern Black Sea steppe, Yablonovka, MSHM. Birds of prey and eagles have their own pages, through 9th c., 10th c.-present.	birds, generic and multiple species: creation of the birds and fish, ivory, south Italy c.1084, MAAB. For generic and multiple species see Birds. Individual species are listed alphabetically on the Animals pages.	boars: miracles of Christ ivory, Rome c.400, Louvre OA 7876, 7877, 7878. Boars and pigs have their own page.
buffalo, silk, near east (Byzantine?), 6th-7th c., Sens CT B 38	bull: zebu bull, Neo-Elamite rhyton, earthenware, from Amlash (Iran) c.1000-800 BCE, IMA 75.301. Bulls, calves, and cows have their own page.	calf: Dagulf Psalter cover ivories, late 8th c., Louvre. Calves, bulls, and cows have their own page.	camel: dromedary mosaic, eastern Mediterranean (Syria?) 5th c., AIC 1970.1065. Camels and dromedaries have their own page.	cat, bronze fire dogs, 13th-15th c.? western Europe, Hermitage. For companion dog see Hermitage. Cats and cheetahs have their own page.
Cheetah in foliage, Ilkhanid (1256-1353) molded fritware tile, Kashan (Iran), UMMA 1957/1.73. Cats and cheetahs have their own page.	Roman rock crystal cicada, oblique from head end, ANAM. For another view see ANAM.	cicada brooch, silver/copper alloy, 5th c. "Hunnic," Morgan 2012.2:106	cock: weather-cock with inscription for Rambert, Bishop of Brescia (820), Brescia Museum of Santa Giulia. Cocks have their own page.	cow: votive cow from Veii, ceramic, 3rd-2nd c. BCE Italy, KM 0000.00.1771. Cows, bulls, and calves have their own page.
crab, center: Jonah sarcophagus, c.250-early 4th c., marble, Vat 31448, which has its own page	crab (Cancer): Apostles casket, ivory c.870, BNM MA 174-176, which has its own page	crab (Cancer): Chartres west façade center 1140s-c.1150. For more views see Chartres.	crab: Gabriel Argy-Rousseau (French 1885-1953), cameo glass vase c.1919, pâte-de-verre, PMA 1970-110-1. For full vase see Philadelphia.	cricket on cameo glass vase, É. Gallé, Nancy c.1889, MAAB. For full object see MAAB.
crocodile: River Nile, marble, late 1st-2nd c., Rome? Vat 22832. This work has its own page.	crocodile pendant, jadeite, Caribbean watershed 1-500 CE, DO PC.B.263, which has its own page	crocodile: allegory of the Nile, Egypt 5th c. CE, Leiden	crocodile head, possibly understood as St. George's dragon, found within the wall of Karlstejn Castle (1348-65), Chapel of the Holy Cross, which has its own page.	crows, Roman rock crystal intaglio in silver mount, CdM Chab. 1991
crows and owl corbel, sandstone, 12th-c. France, MNW Śr. 370. For additional views see MNW.	crows: St. Francis preaching to birds, Bonaventura Berlinghieri 1235, which has its own page	deer: gold belt link, Russia c.1250-1350, MSHM. For companion belt links see MSHM. Stags, deer, elk, moose, and reindeer have their own page.	dog: effigy of Clémence of Hungary, marble, first third of the 14th c., Saint-Denis. This work has its own page. Dogs have their own page.	dolphins: presbytery arch mosaic, Ravenna, Church of San Vitale, 527-48. This work has its own interior and exterior pages. Dolphins and fish have their own page.
donkeys or onagers: Standard of Ur, c. 2600-2400 BCE, BM ME 121201. This work has its own page. Donkeys have their own page.	dove, Hajji 'Abbas, steel with gold and garnet, Iran 18th-19th c., BM 1878,1230.753. Doves have their own page.	Dove of the Holy Spirit: Leno monastery capital, late 14th to early 15th c., Brescia Museum of Santa Giulia. The Dove of the Spirit has its own page.	duck shaped vessel 2004, Kim Yikyung (Korean, b.1935), stoneware with iron oxide painting over white slip, UMMA 2010/2.30. Art object copyright: artist/heirs. Ducks have their own page.