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Historical Archive: Rabbits and Hares grave stone with Orpheus from Dunapentele, 2nd half of 2nd c., HNM rabbit or hare crouching facing R, numbered I, Roman ivory or bone game piece, CdM Froehner 97 Roman hare fibula, bronze/enamel, c.150-200, Trier or Folklingen, SMB fragmentary hunt scene, 3rd or 4th c. (possibly German or Alexandrian), blown and cut glass, TMA 28.1888 putto riding hare: seasons sarcophagus with menorah, marble, c.250-350, Rome MNR 67611, which has its own page pastoral sarcophagus with lid from Via Prenestina (Christian?), painted and gilt, late 3rd/early 4th c., Vat 31485 (ex 150). This work has its own page. Junius Bassus sarcophagus, c.359, marble, Vat Tesoro 31529.3.1-3, which has its own page Shepherd sarcophagus from Catacomb of Praetextatus (Three Shepherds Sarcophagus; Christian?), marble c.370-400, Vat 31554 (ex 191A). This work has its own page. lintel with hare, cross, gazelle, and blessing from 6th-7th c. Cairo, wood, KM 0000.01.0192 lintel with hare, cross, gazelle, and blessing, right part hare on right: Cathedra of Maximian, ivory, 546-56, RavArchMus, which has its own page cross shaft fragment, left side, limestone, 9th c., All Saints' Church, Otley. For other views of the cross see Otley. hare strap end, copper alloy, 10th c., MoL 3991 hare, part of an ivory frame, Egypt 10th-11th c., transfer from V&A A.13-1934, BM silk/linen textile w. hares, Islamicate c.1100-35, Vat 66183 silk/linen textile w. hares, full right: chancel arch 1160-70, Adel church, which has its own exterior and interior pages hunting frieze top left: hare, west façade completed by 1180, Pisa cathedral, which has its own pages knight or saint with hare and dog(?): glass water bottle in the shape of pilgrim's flask, Syria c.1250-60, BM 1869,0120.3. This work has its own page. bowl base with hare, ceramic, Mamluk Sultanabad, Iran, 1252-1517, KM 1965.03.0044 Creation: Kloster Wienhausen nuns' choir, painted c.1335, which has its own page Chastity holding a hare: Arca di Sant' Agostino, 1362-aft. 1409, San Pietro in Ciel d'Oro, Pavia. This work has its own page. bottom center right: front of an oak chest with heraldic and fantastic beasts, Lower Saxony c.1380, KGM 1884,1688 hares in Paradise: Annunciation and Expulsion, Giovanni di Paolo, tempera on panel c. 1435, NGA 1939.1.223. This work has its own page. rabbit in Paradise: Giovanni di Paolo 1460-65, Last Judgment, SPN inv. 172, which has its own page Lady and the Unicorn, wool/silk tapestry, c.1500, Cluny. For more panels and rabbits see Cluny. 3 hares window fr. Paderborn cathedral cloister, sandstone, Westphalia c.1500-20, DMP SK804. For oblique view see DMP. Stigmatization of St. Francis, tapestry, c.1600-50, Ypres, which has its own page with another rabbit moon rabbit (hare): Chinese rock crystal disk on wood stand, 1736 or 1796, PMA 1944-20-8a,b. This object has its own page. Jupiter (as Diana) and Callisto?, François Boucher 1744, Pushkin Ж 733. For scale see Pushkin. René Lalique, glass ashtray with rabbit c.1919-30, UMMA 1972/2.229 René Lalique, glass ashtray with rabbit c.1919-30, UMMA 1972/2.229