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50 Ways to Present Living Nature’s Plenitude

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01.1 Garden Fresco

02. Communities

03. Zoological Gardens

07. Installations

08. Object Series

10. Gardens of Eden

11. Naming Scenes

13. Difference Markers

14. Hieroglyphics

15. Signs of the Zodiac

19. Scatter Patterns

20. Hidden Object Pictures

21. Picture Series

22. Scene Stills

27. Distributions

28. Graphical Models

34. Straight Lines

36. Infographics

39. Descriptions

40. Explanations

41. Simple Lists

42. Structured Lists

44. Free Verses

46. Numerical Models

47. Numerical Tables

48. Single Numbers

50. Biodiversity’s Revenge

22. Scene Stills

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22. Scene Stills

Orpheus Charming the Animals

Apollo or Orpheus with birds and leashed hind 6th-5th cent. BC Boetian cup, in Otto Kern 1938-39 Mitt. Dt. Archäol. Inst., Athen. Abt. 63-64, fig. 107

Lyrist charming the animals 5th cent. BC Etruscan bronze mirror, Wilhelm Fröhner 1892 La collection Tyszkiéwicz

Nude Orpheus with horse, deer, lion, crow and owl c. 160 BC Engraved sardonyx, British Museum, London, in Ilona Julia Jesnick 1997 The Image of Orpheus, fig. 2

Orpheus fresco in the house of Vesonius Primus, Pompeii 1st cent. AD Watercolor reconstruction by Geremia Discanno, in Emil Presuhn 1882 Pompeji

Marble Mosaic 194 AD Orpheus and the wild animals, Sanliurfa Museum

Orpheus c. 2nd-3rd cent. AD Roman floor mosaic, from Palermo, Museo di Palermo, Photo G. Dall’Orto

Orpheus charming the animals 4th cent. AD Mosaic from the baths of the Laberii at Uthina, Bardo Museum, Tunis

Orpheus mosaic 4th cent. AD Villa Romana del Casale, Piazza Armerina

Orpheus in Phrygian dress amid a multitude of animals 4th cent. AD. Clay mould, in Victor H. Elbern 1962 Das erste Jahrtausend, fig. 92

Orpheus with animals 5th-6th cent. AD Monastery of St. Columbano, Bobbio, in Wofgang Fritz Volbach, Elfenbeinarbeiten der Spätantike und des frühen Mittelalters, 1976, fig. 91

Orpheus 1536, in Luys Milan, El Maestro

Virgil Solis 1563 Orpheus verzaubert die Tiere, Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden

Sebastiaan Vrancx c. 1595 Orpheus and the beasts, Galleria Borghese, Rome

Tobias Stimmer c. 1570 Orpheus charming the animals, British Museum, London

Antonio Tempesta c. 1600 Orpheus bezaubert die Tiere, Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden

Jacopo Bassano c. 1600 Orpheus charming the animals

Sinibaldo Scorza c. 1615 Orpheus charming the beasts, Blanton Museum of Art

Josias Murer c. 1600 Orpheus charming the animals

Nicolas de Bruyn c. 1620 Orpheus among the animals, copperplate print

Roelant Savery c. 1627 Orpheus among the animals, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Wien

Orpheus 1641, in Johann Wilhelm Baur, Ovidii Metamorphoses, p. 185 (X, 86-105)

Paulus Potter 1650 Orpheus and the animals, Rijksmuseum Amsterdam

Anita Rée c. 1930 Wandbild Orpheus mit den Tieren, Balletschule Hamburg

Other Scenes

Hunting Scene c 1400 BC, Wall painting, Tomb of Nebamun, Theben

Inner plate A of the Gundestrup Cauldron with the celtic god Cernunnos c. 3rd cent. BC, National Museum of Denmark, Copenhagen

Fishing scene 3rd cent. AD Mosaic from Hadrumetum, Sousse Museum

Animals at the Parinirwana of the Buddha, 14th cent. Japanese copy of a painting by Wu Daozi (8th cent.), in Sälzle 1965

Antonio Pisanello c. 1440 The Vision of Saint Eustace, National Gallery, London

Master of the Mogul school c. 1575 Bahram Gur with Azada, Metropolitan Museum, New York

The raven addresses the assembled animals c. 1590 Persian Painting of the Indian Mughal Dynasty, British Museum 1920,0917,0.5

Edward Hicks 1834 The peaceable kingdom, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

Silhouettes

Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach c. 1892 Per aspera ad astra, 4

Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach c. 1892 Per aspera ad astra, 7

Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach c. 1892 Per aspera ad astra, 7

Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach c. 1892 Per aspera ad astra, 10

Johan Wilhelm von Stubenberg c. 1650 Zauberwald, Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nürnberg, Inv.-Nr. S151

Philipp Otto Runge c. 1800 Die Blume

Karl Fröhlich 1856 Das schlimme Beispiel, in Neue Silhouetten

Paul Hinze c. 1946 Drei Rehe, ein Wildschwein und ein Igel

Johan Wilhelm von Stubenberg c. 1650 Vogelpredigt des Heiligen Franziskus, Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nürnberg, Inv.-Nr. S145, Foto J. Musolf

Karl Fröhlich 1856 Tiere des Waldes, in Herzblättchens Zeitvertreib

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