Jean Paul’s bestiary
In the arts, a bestiary refers to all of the animals featured in a single piece or in a collection of pieces by an artist. It can also refer to a work of art that presents a group of animals.
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Jean Paul’s creations depict the following animals:
Domestic animals:
- Cat
- Dog
- Horse
- Rooster
- Chicken
- Goose
- Cow
- Bull
- Rabbit
- Duck
- Pheasant
Animals that are found on farms:
- Squirrel
- Mouse
- Rat
- Shrew
- Snake
- Louse
- Bat
Forest animals hunted by humans (and maybe by Riopelle):
- Snow Goose
- Owl
- Rabbit
- Bear
- Fox
- Moose
- Caribou
- Deer
- Wapiti
- Elk
- Beaver
- Wolf
- Lynx
- Boar
- Swan
- Crow
- Egret
- Eagle
- Hawk
- Heron
- Grebe
- Hamerkop
- Grosbeak
- Wolverine
Aquatic animals:
- Seahorse
- Fish
- Turtle
- Lobster
- Bullfrog
- Oyster
Exotic animals:
- Monkey
- Elephant
- Lion
- Crocodile
Mythological beasts:
- Werewolf
- Dragon
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