A Liverpool Bestiary
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Title
A Liverpool Bestiary
Description
A Bestiary is a Medieval collection of stories providing physical and allegorical descriptions of real or imaginary animals, along with an interpretation of the moral significance each animal is thought to embody. Whether the beasts of stories are familiar or exotic, these creations usually are symbolic of human beings or of human traits.
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Hoodzilla
Print of an Ibis. Made by two authors. -
Untitled
Bestiary print -
Echeneis
Print of an Echeneis -
Bee
Printing of a Bee -
Bee
Printing of a Bee -
Grasshopper
Print of a Lamia. -
Lamia
Bestiary Print -
Jentila
Bestiary Print by Andoni Miguez -
Behor Txuria
A Bestiary Print -
War Horse
Print of a war horse -
Ojáncanu
Print of an Ojancanu -
Akerbeltz
Print of an Akerbeltz -
Buji
Screenprint by Koichi Yamamoto -
The Gray Cock
Multicolour print of a cock in Southbank Smooth -
Echeneis
Print of Echeneis -
Hare
Print of a Hare Authors notes: He did the hare because it sounded like his surname -
Yr Avanc
Depiction of Yr Avanc. Printmade object -
Ibis
Print of an Ibis -
Bee
Print of a bee. Author's description of work. Letterpress plus laser cut Lead types rescued from Mytholmroyd -
Titivillus and the Columbian Press
Printmade object. -
Whenever it is November in my Soul
No description. The author read Moby Dick as inspiration. -
Bee
A print of a bee.