The Nature of the Beast: Charles Le Brun's Human-Animal Hybrids (1806)
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The Nature of the Beast: Charles Le Brun's Human-Animal Hybrids (1806)
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Re: The Nature of the Beast: Charles Le Brun's Human-Animal Hybrids (1806)
#2The title made me think of this:
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#3The title made me think of this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ilya_Ivanov
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Re: The Nature of the Beast: Charles Le Brun's Human-Animal Hybrids (1806)
#4The title made me think of this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ilya_Ivanov
Title topic of "human animal hybrid" and fantastic artwork on the linked site reminded me of the shocking-but-thrilling classic book "The Island of Doctor Moreau", the 1896 science fiction novel, by famous English author H. G. Wells. Terrific and terrifying read for that era, and even later.
Re: The Nature of the Beast: Charles Le Brun's Human-Animal Hybrids (1806)
#5The title made me think of this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ilya_Ivanov
Title topic of "human animal hybrid" and fantastic artwork on the linked site reminded me of the shocking-but-thrilling classic book "The Island of Doctor Moreau", the 1896 science fiction novel, by famous English author H. G. Wells. Terrific and terrifying read for that era, and even later.
Also, see "Moreau's Other Island" by Brian Aldiss, an updated version of the classic. I found H.G.Wells writing to be very dated, not that Aldiss is current (published 1980) but I think it is biologically more plausible..
Re: The Nature of the Beast: Charles Le Brun's Human-Animal Hybrids (1806)
#6The title made me think of this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ilya_Ivanov
Title topic of "human animal hybrid" and fantastic artwork on the linked site reminded me of the shocking-but-thrilling classic book "The Island of Doctor Moreau", the 1896 science fiction novel, by famous English author H. G. Wells. Terrific and terrifying read for that era, and even later.
Indeed The Island of Doctor Moreau was one of the more disturbing books I've ever read.
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#7I'm getting Animorph book cover vibes.
https://imgur.com/gallery/all-animorphs-covers-FiRN1nt
Re: The Nature of the Beast: Charles Le Brun's Human-Animal Hybrids (1806)
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Title topic of "human animal hybrid" and fantastic artwork on the linked site reminded me of the shocking-but-thrilling classic book "The Island of Doctor Moreau", the 1896 science fiction novel, by famous English author H. G. Wells. Terrific and terrifying read for that era, and even later.
Also, see "Moreau's Other Island" by Brian Aldiss, an updated version of the classic. I found H.G.Wells writing to be very dated, not that Aldiss is current (published 1980) but I think it is biologically more plausible..
Oddly enough, I happen to be reading this book right now (though my edition is titled "An Island Called Moreau"). I had just finished re-reading Wells and Silvia Moreno Garcia's "The Daughter of Doctor Moreau" (a re-telling of the story set in colonial Mexico), and thought I'd try Aldiss's version. I am still trying to decide if he wrote it as a satire or not.
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#9The title made me think of this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ilya_Ivanov
I was thinking of this human-dog hybrid art
Re: The Nature of the Beast: Charles Le Brun's Human-Animal Hybrids (1806)
#10I'm getting Animorph book cover vibes. https://imgur.com/gallery/all-animorphs-covers-FiRN1nt
I find some of the grotesque and unsettling imagery reminscent of famous japamanga "berserk" e.g.