Mammals, Fossil -- Pictorial works
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
[Arsinoitherium attacked by pterodons] [art original] / Charles R. Knight
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Identifier: Art Survey no. 763
Scope and Contents
Four-horned rhinoceros-like animal defending itself against by two small prehistoric hyenas in foreground, another attack occuring in background.
[Borophagus] [art original] / Chas. R. Knight
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Identifier: Art Survey no. 776
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Three-quarter view of head and neck of a Miocene dog.
[Coryphodons] [art original] / Chas R. Knight
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Identifier: Art Survey no. 789
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Depicts two quadrupeds facing each other in front of a lake; one has its mouth wide open and the other is looking into it.
[Eobasileus] [art original] / Chas. R. Knight
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Identifier: Art Survey no. 760
Scope and Contents
Two rhinoceros-like mammals with six horns and large canines, one grazing in background, the other standing in profile view in center. The Eobasileus is closely related to Uintatherium.
[Hyracodon] [art original] / Chas. R. Knight
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Identifier: Art Survey no. 780
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Herd of running horse-like prehistoric mammals, which were actually more closely related to rhinoceroses.
[Patriofelis and crocodile] [art original] / Chas. R. Knight.
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Identifier: RF-83-C
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Painting of weasel-like prehistoric mammal baring its teeth at a crocodile swimming in a stream. Signed and dated at lower left: Chas. R. Knight, 1906.
Pliohippus [art original] / John C. Germann
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Identifier: Art Survey no. 534
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Three individuals in a plain-like environment. Signed and dated at lower left. Title from label mounted on original backing board. In box, 53 x 63 x 8 cm.
[The Warren mastodon]
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Identifier: Art Survey No. 729
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Standing skeleton of mastodon in natural environment with another mastodon in the background. On label (originally mounted on verso of painting): This picture was acquired as part of the Warren Collection. While there was no information with it, comparison with the central figure of the Frontipiece in the original (1852) edition of Warren's The Mastodon giganteus of North America proves it to be the probable original of that figure. It is marked B.F. Nutting, pinx. 1846. Painting mounted on...