Mythical Creature Collection (page 69)

Yaksha statues at the golden chedi, Wat Phra Kaeo or Wat Phra Kaew, Grand Palace, Royal Palace, Bangkok, Thailand

Yaksha statue at the golden chedi, Wat Phra Kaeo or Wat Phra Kaew, Grand Palace, Royal Palace, Bangkok, Thailand

Temple guardian, decorated stone figure, Pura Desa Temple, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

Irrawaddy chinthe statues, 1880s C017 / 6850
Irrawaddy chinthe statues. 19th-century artwork of a pair of large chinthe statues guarding a temple site on the Irrawaddy River, Burma

Dragon anatomy, artwork
Dragon anatomy. Artwork showing a proposed internal anatomy for a dragon, intended to explain its fire-breathing abilities. Myths and legends about dragons are found worldwide

Chemistry allegory, 18th-century artwork
Chemistry allegory. 18th-century artwork representing chemistry. At top is an eagle above crowned figures with a lion and a griffin

Mythical creature, 16th century
Mythical creature. 16th-century artwork of hunters attacking a thanacth mythical creature in the Calcutta region of India. The descriptions of this creature resembled that of a tiger

Mythical water creature, 16th century C013 / 7647
Mythical water creature, 16th century

Mythical creature, 16th century C013 / 7648
Mythical creature. 16th-century artwork of a mythical sucarath creature described as strange and dangerous beast. Its tail here is shown shielding its young, being carried on its back

Mythical water creature, 16th century
Mythical water creature. 16th-century artwork of a mythical aloes water creature described in a chapter on the Caribbean. Examples of creatures that generated reports of monstrous creatures are

Mythical hybrid creature, 16th century C013 / 7626
Mythical hybrid creature 16th-century artwork of a fish-like mythical creature called an orabou. Described as nearly 3 metres long

Arabian horned creature, 16th century
Arabian horned creature. 16th-century artwork of a bolas being used on a horned animal ( pyrassouppi ). Described in a chapter on unicorns

Ethiopian animal, 16th century
Ethiopian animal. 16th-century artwork of Ethiopians with an animal called a hulpalim from the island of Zocotere near or off the coast of Ethiopia

Gremlins. Computer artwork of two gremlins. Gremlins are mythological creatures that are held responsible for problems with electronic equipment

Abominable Snowman footprint, 1980
Abominable Snowman footprint. Igor Burtsev comparing the size of his foot with the cast made of a footprint discovered in August 1979 in the Pamirs mountain range of Central Asia

Zombies, artwork
Zombies. Computer artwork of three undead corpses

Zombie, artwork
Zombie. Computer artwork of an undead corpse

Irigal Gate, Nineveh, Iraq, Middle East

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"Unleashing the Mystical: A Journey through Mythical Creatures" Bigfoot Film, 1967: Unveiling the elusive legend of Bigfoot on the silver screen. Trotsky Slaying the Counter-Revolutionary Dragon (Poster), 1918: A powerful portrayal of revolution triumphing over opposition in a mythical battle. Ulysses Deriding Polyphemus, 1829 (1904): JMW Turner's masterpiece captures the epic encounter between man and monster from Homer's Odyssey. Faerie Queene, c1900: Walter Crane's enchanting artwork brings to life fantastical creatures from Edmund Spenser's renowned poem. Hercules Brings Cerberus to Eurystheus, with Hermes and Athena, c6th century BC: Witness the mighty Hercules' daring feat as he confronts the fearsome three-headed guardian of Hades. The Temptation of Saint Anthony (Oil on canvas): Delve into an artist's interpretation of Saint Anthony facing a surreal world filled with monstrous temptations. A Statue of Hercules and Cerberus: Marvel at a sculptural representation immortalizing Hercules' heroic struggle against Cerberus, guarding the gates to hell itself. Sakata Kintoki Wrestling with a Tengu, c. 1715/18: Enter an ancient Japanese tale where legendary warrior Sakata Kintoki grapples with a mischievous and formidable Tengu spirit. Dante and Virgil with Three-Headed Monster, 1951: Shirley Markham encapsulates Dante Alighieri's journey through Hell alongside his guide Virgil while confronting terrifying beasts along their path. Design for Scouts Enrolment Card (1944): Robert Baden-Powell incorporates mythical elements into this captivating design that symbolizes courage and adventure for young scouts worldwide.