Mydaure à collier, Mydaus collaris.

Related Artworks

• Tawny Eagle, Aquilla fulvescens. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• 1. Slender Calliophis, Calliophis gracilis; 2. Lined Maticora, Maticora lineata; 3. White Bellied Changulia, Changulia albiventer. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• Chinese Owl, Strix Sinensis. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• 1. Bora Ophisurus, Ophisurus Boro; 2. Harancha Ophisurus, Ophisurus Hurancha ; 3. Linear Moringua, Moringua linearis; John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• 1. Gular Jay, Garrulus gularis; 2. Beautiful Jay, Garrulus ornatus. Natural size. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• 1. Hamilton’s Carp, Cyprinus (Bangana) Hamiltonii. Nat. size ; 2. Goha Carp, Cyprinus (Leuciscus) Goha John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• 1. Hardwick’s One Finned Torpedo, Temera Hardwickii; 2. Jaws of the Chinese Ray, Rhina ancylostoma John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• 1. Lerwa Partridge, Perdix Lerwa; 2. Red Billed Quail, Coturnix erythrorhyncha [erythroryncha]. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• 1. Nepaul Woodpecker, Picus Nepaulensis; 2. Moustache Woodpecker, Picus barbatus. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• 1. Spinose Gilled Anabas, Anabas spinosus; 2. Two Spotted Coius, Coius binotatus; 3. Spotted Sciæna, Sciæna maculata. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• 1. Spotted Bellied Snake, Coluber ventromaculatis; 2. Bell’s Tree Snake, Ahætula Bellii. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• Almorah Jay, Garrulus Vigorsii. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• Indian white Heron, Ardea orientalis. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• Plain Fishing Eagle, Haliætus unicolor. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• Spur Winged Plover, Charadrius ventralis. Male and Female. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• Indian Zibeth, Viverra Zibetta. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• Coromandel Owl, Strix Coromandra. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• Vivirine [Viverrine] Cat, Felis Vivirinus [Viverrinus]. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• Lineated Peacock Pheasant, Polyplectron lineatum. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• Hurum Trionyx, Trionyx Hurum. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• Hardwicke’s Polyplectron, Polyplectron Hardwickii. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• Eyed Trionyx, Tryonix ocellatus. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• Chuckar Partridge, Perdix chukar. India. Natural size. John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• Argus Pheasant, Argus Paeoninus [Pavoninus]. China John Edward Gray 1830-1834
• White Poodle in a Punt George Stubbs c. 1780
• Phytanthoza iconographia Pl.161 Johann Wilhelm Weinmann 1737-1745
• Blue Horse I Franz Marc 1911
• Barberries Arthur Wesley Dow 1902
• Tigre dévorant un cheval Antoine-Louis Barye 19th century
• Thalassidroma Leachii. Forked-tailed Storm-Petrel. John Gould 1862-1873
• Evening grosbeak. Spotted grosbeak John James Audubon 1827-1838
• Great cinereous owl John James Audubon 1827-1838
• Papageien Gustav Mützel 1897
• Greater Weever, or Sting-bull, Trachius Major Edward Donovan 1803
• Townsend’s sandpiper John James Audubon 1827-1838
• Hawk owl John James Audubon 1827-1838
• Swallow-tailed hawk John James Audubon 1827-1838
• Labrador falcon John James Audubon 1827-1838
• Karl XIs livhäst Den Lille Engländaren David Klöcker Ehrenstrahl between circa 1680 and circa 1689
• Discomedusae. – Scheibenquallen Ernst Haeckel 1904
• Lustiges Automaten-Theater Pl. 7 Lothar Meggendorfer 1891
• Jania rubens Anna Atkins 1843-1853
• Polysiphonia atro-rubescens Anna Atkins 1843-1853
• Callithamnion Brodiæi Anna Atkins 1843-1853
• Laminaria phyllitis Anna Atkins 1843-1853
• The Sistine Madonna Louis Prang & Co. 1875
• Dress Frederick Jackson c. 1937
• Poetry Cornelis Jacobsz Drebbel c. 1597
• Dr. Koller Egon Schiele c. 1918
• Grapes, Lemons, Pears, and Apples Vincent van Gogh 1887
• Lion guettant une proie Rosa Bonheur
• Portrait of the Artist’s Wife Seated, Holding Her Right Leg Egon Schiele 1917
• Preserving Crock Joseph Sudek c. 1937
• Server Dish Joseph Sudek 1936
• Portrait of Paris von Gütersloh (Bildnis Paris von Gütersloh) Egon Schiele 1918
• Drawing of the Mad Hatter arrives hastily in court to testify Sir John Tenniel 1866
• Montagne Sainte-Victoire Paul Cézanne
• Leaves from Nature No.2 Owen Jones 1856
• Red-necked grebe John James Audubon 1827-1838
• Female Figure carrying Water Jug on her Head Edward Francis Burney
• The Champion Single Sculls (Max Schmitt in a Single Scull) Thomas Eakins 1871
• Ray’s toothed Gilt-head, Sparus Raii Edward Donovan 1803