<n>English Pouter</n> by <n>Anton Schöner</n> from <n>Illustriertes Prachtwerk sämtlicher Taubenrassen</n> (1906).

An illustration from the 1847 Persian book of fables, <n>Anvār-i Suhaylī (Lights of Canopus)</n>.

An illustration of <n>Short-beaked Tumbler Pigeons</n>.

<n>Histioteuthis bonelliana</n>, a 1851 chromolithograph by <n>Jean Baptiste Vérany</n>. Lithography by <n>Joseph Armanino</n>.

"A Hungry Cat" from <n>Kittens and Cats: A First Reader</n> (1911). Photo by <n>Harry Whittier Frees</n>.

<n>The Crows and the Owls at War</n> (ca. 1570) from <n>Ḥusayn Vāʻiẓ Kāshifī</n>'s <n>The Lights of Canopus</n>.

British Library digitised image from page 152 of "Lilliput Lyrics ... Edited by R. Brimley Johnson. Illustrated by Chas. Robinson"

<n>Europa</n> (ca. 1689) by <n>Ferdinand van Kessel</n>, depicting Amsterdam as part of his <n>Four Parts of the World</n> series.

<n>Europe</n> (c. 1689) by Flemish painter <n>Ferdinand van Kessel</n>, from his series <n>The Four Parts of the World</n>.

"The Hero" by photographer <n>Harry Whittier Frees</n> from <n>Eulalie Osgood Grover</n>'s 1911 book <n>Kittens and Cats: A First Reader</n>.

<n>Plate XIV</n> from the 1863 book <n>Spectropia; or, Surprising Spectral Illusions</n> by <n>J. H. Brown</n>.

<n>Rajski ptak</n> (1920s), a tempera on glass painting by Polish artist <n>Michalina Janoszanka</n>.

A 19th-century illustration from <n>Anvār-i Suhaylī (The Lights of Canopus)</n>, a Persian collection of fables.

<n>Europe</n> (1689), an oil on copper painting by <n>Ferdinand van Kessel</n>.

Photo by <n>Harry Whittier Frees</n> from the 1911 book <n>Kittens and Cats: A First Reader</n> by <n>Eulalie Osgood Grover</n>.

An illustration from the 1847 edition of <n>The Lights of Canopus</n> by <n>Husain Ibn Ali Vais Kashifi</n>.

<n>A Hungry Cat</n>, a 1911 photograph by <n>Harry Whittier Frees</n> for the book <n>Kittens and Cats: A First Reader</n>.

Photograph by <n>Harry Whittier Frees</n> from <n>Eulalie Osgood Grover</n>'s 1911 book <n>Kittens and Cats: A First Reader</n>.

"<n>Ding, Dong, Bell</n>" by photographer <n>Harry Whittier Frees</n> from the 1911 book <n>Kittens and Cats: A First Reader</n>.

<n>The Lioness</n> (1882) by Austrian painter <n>Aloys Zötl</n>, from his <n>Bestiarium</n>.

<n>Europa</n> (ca. 1689) by <n>Ferdinand van Kessel</n>, part of his <n>Four Parts of the World</n> series.

An illustration by <n>Samuel Fallours</n> from <n>Louis Renard</n>'s 1719 book, <n>Poissons, Ecrevisses et Crabes</n>.

Photograph by <n>Harry Whittier Frees</n> from the 1911 book <n>Kittens and Cats: A First Reader</n>.

<n>Dunce Cat</n> from the 1911 book <n>Kittens and Cats: A First Reader</n>. Photo by <n>Harry Whittier Frees</n>.

<n>The Falcon and the Partridge</n>, a watercolor from a Kashmir manuscript of <n>The Lights of Canopus</n>, ca. 1850.

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