Why were the artists of that era so obsessed with depicting murderous rabbits? See the examples and read the explanation in this eye-opening post!
They're evil, pure and simple.
The typical depiction of a rabbit, especially when used in Medieval art and literature, is an image of purity and innocence—a harmless puff of cuddly cuteness. Another common association with the rabbit is that of fertility, a sensical comparison when one is aware of the speed at which the species copulates. In some medieval illuminated manuscripts however, the illustration of a rabbit turns from harmless to violent, with several examples showcasing the formerly innocent creature in the act of decapitation and other sword-wielding wrongdoings. More
They're evil, pure and simple.
A beautiful picture book about the 100 Years War is here! Learn about history, art, and vocabulary with this history picture book.
Internet is filled with adorable cat photos, but there was a time when artists really struggled to make cats look cute. Feast your eyes on ugly cat art gallery!
The Middle Ages were by far the worst time to be alive. These paintings are clear proof.
This is my Medieval Merchant's house. I put a wine cellar in it. I went to the trouble of making bottles and racks but they were not invented until the 1700s so maybe you might want to take the out to be authentic. There is a chestbox hidden in the…
Ever wanted to see a rabbit riding a human snail while fighting a dog riding a rabbit with a broken neck? Well, now you can!
Bunny with Beer! Archival print on matte paper protected in a clear plastic enclosure, reproduced from my original oil painting. Available in three sizes: MEDIUM - 8"x10" image on 8.5"x11" paper LARGE - 12"x16" image on 13"x19" paper XLARGE - 16"x20" image on 17"x22" paper Please look at second image to compare print sizes. Prints can be signed on request. Please be sure to read my shop policies before ordering, and feel free to send me a message if you have any questions. ***NOTE TO BUYERS OUTSIDE OF THE U.S.*** Orders will be shipped via FIRST CLASS MAIL, with tracking where applicable. Any orders with LARGE or EXTRA LARGE prints in them will be rolled in a tube. If you wish to have your order sent via PRIORITY MAIL, please choose the shipping upgrade option. >>You are responsible for paying any duties or taxes when the package arrives in your country.<< COPYRIGHT INFO All Copyright of art displayed belongs to Omar Rayyan. Please do not copy, distribute, reproduce or use my work without my permission. Purchases of artwork or prints do not entitle the buyer to reproductive rights.
A rabbit might seem like an uncommon meal to most, as it’s not the most day-to-day meal you can imagine.When we think of rabbits as a meal, a lot of folks think of medieval times when a rabbit was caught in the wild and cooked over a fire. It's interesting how today, such a common
While working on my previous post on the possible relationship between Richard Pynson’s 1506 Kalender of Shepherdes and William Shakespeare’s Othello, I turned to the sources of the Kalender’s Vision of Lazarus. I checked Pynson against not only the French Compost et kalendrier des bergers, but also against the Ars Moriendi in general and L’Art […]
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It’s Xmas time! Christmas songs and carols everywhere! In this newest instalment of The Adventures of Medieval Killer Bunny we are going to look at what the medieval bunnies are planning for…
4071.Even though there are only 26 letters in the alphabet, nevertheless, every time you write one of those letters the shape of it is g...
For many people, fashion and clothes are a way to express their personality, showcase their creativity, and add some fun and color to their lives. But what you might not realize is that what you wear can seriously affect your image - especially as you get older.
Many medieval manuscripts are works of art with devotional passages written in careful calligraphy, accompanied by vivid illustrations and ornate, decorative borders. But equally captivating is the marginalia – the sketches and doodles in the margins of the text – which range from the mundane to the bizarre, obscene and just plain weird.
