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%C2%A9 Estate of Jacques Hnizdovsky. All rights reserved.

Owl, 1974

Jacques Hnizdovsky

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owl in flight; wings fully spread

%C2%A9The Harold %26 Esther Edgerton Foundation%2C 2001%2C Courtesy of Palm Press%2C Inc.

Owl, 20th century

Harold E. Edgerton

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owl perched on an ovoid element

Owl, 18th century

Pier Antonio Novelli

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small owl; white body with brown feathers; red at top of head, beak, around eyes and on claws

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Owl, 20th century

H. Antonia

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brown and red eyes; brown spotted body

Owl, late 19th century

Inuit

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Owl, c. 1928-1930

Ohara Shƍson

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owl with open book in rectangle at center; seated hooded figure at bottom center

The Owl, 1883

FĂ©lix Buhot

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central rectangular section with an owl perched on a book and an open book; sketches around edges including man smoking pipe, ship, figure playing a lute, lanterns and horse-drawn carriage

The Owl, 1883

FĂ©lix Buhot

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The Owl, 1883

FĂ©lix Buhot

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owl perched on log; brown and black glass eyes; owl turns its head to PL

"Owl, Turns Head" mechanical bank, c. 1880

James H. Bowen; Manufacturer: J. & E. Stevens Company, Cromwell, Connecticut, 1843–1950s

G110

Vessel in the shape of an owl. Two flanges, one ending just under the beak in front and the other continuing to the top of the head in back, have alternating straight and L-shaped scores, those on the front flange being much the deeper of the two. The tail, with a scored flange border, forms the back support of the vessel. Apart from the realistically-formed feet, the bird is strongly stylized. The body is completely covered by rows of scales except for the shoulder line, expressed by a vigorous spiral, and the wings quills, rendered by bands filled with antithetical spirals. Patina green.

Zun wine vessel in the shape of an owl, 13th-12th century BCE

Unknown

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gray owl with white, black, and rust accents seated above yellow and gray fish; fish and owl are framed in flower petal-like husk; black background

%C2%A9 Okamura Kichiemon

[owl and fish], 1972

Okamura Kichiemon

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rounded body, small flattened foot; stumpy wings and tailfeathers; opening behind tip of beak; feathers and details in red and brown pigments

Owl Figurine, 20th century

C. K.

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fat, rounded body, slightly concave foot; stumpy wings; very small tailfeathers; opening behind tip of beak; feathers and details in red and brown pigments

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Owl Figurine, 20th century

Nellie Bica

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Screech Owl, 1969

Maurice R. Bebb

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birds; pl. 43

Snowy Owl, 1832-1837

Edward Lear; Artist: From sketches by John Gould; Lithographer: Edward Lear; Printer: Charles Joseph Hullmandel

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Screech Owl, 1969

Maurice R. Bebb

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Screech Owl, 1969

Maurice R. Bebb

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squared-off jawline; coffee-bean eyes in enormous light-colored sockets; thin nose; pursed lips; 2 light and one red triangle on chin

Owl Mask, 20th century

Beembe

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The rich decor of the vessel covers every surface except the backs of the stubby legs. The ground is squared spirals throughout. On the long side of the body the median line is marked by a free animal's head on the neck belt and by a t'ao-t'ieh in low relief on the bottom. The shoulder line of the owl is boldly stylized into an enormous spiral, the wing quills emerging in narrow parallel bands. Behind the quills the tail protrudes in a short downward hook. The shoulder, neck and quills are covered with scales. Two birds with cleft crests, bottle horns, and tails adorned with scales, flank the free head on the neck of the vessel. Coiled dragons decorate the front sides of the legs, and the bottom surface of the vessel is covered with scales in parallel rows. The whole area is bordered at the rim by a circle band which appears also on the adjoining rim of the lid. The owl has enormous eyes, and the horns are the large, C-shaped type of the ordinary t'ao-t'ieh. Patina bluish-green

You wine vessel in double-owl shape, 12th-11th century BCE

China

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two owls perched on a chestnut tree branch; owl at L has eyes shut, owl at R has eyes wide open; green and brown autumnal leaves and chestnuts surround; moon rising at LL

%C2%A9 Yoshida T%C5%8Dshi

Two Owls, 1970

Yoshida Tƍshi (self-published)

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purple owl-like figure playing the violin

%C2%A9 Watarai Junsuke

[Owl playing violin], 1970

Watarai Junsuke

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black and yellow ceramic owl; red beak, large white eyes; coin slot in top of head

Owl still bank, 20th century

Guatemala (possibly)

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brown owl w/ white/tan breast feathers; gold around eyes- coin slot in back of head

"Owl" still bank, c. 1930s

National Sewing Machine Company (Vindex Toys), 1886-1954

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ceramic seated owl shaped bank, tan with brown feathers, rust eyes and beak; coin slot in center fromt; short wings and tail

Owl still bank, c. 1915

A'shiwi (Zuni)

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2 pieces hand carved wood in shape of owl perched on a stump- pegs for eyes; traces of brown, yellow, green and red pigment; coin slot back of head

Owl still bank, c. 1800

United States

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Red figure with spout and two legs. Eyes on front and back

Vessel in the form of an owl, c. 100

Colima

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walking man with long beard and long nose, carrying a pack on his back and holding a tall T-shaped walking stick with an owl perched on top; cluster of cottages in background

%C2%A9 Joanne Hogan Nelson

Untitled [walking man with owl], 20th century

Richard Holzschuh

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flat foot; rounded, bulbous body; cone-shaped cover with concentric rings; two large, round applied eyes, snout and whiskers; wide, flat tail

Owl-shaped Lime Jar, 1st century BCE - 1st century CE

Khmer

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White Owl, No. 26, 1789

William Lewin

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Tawny Owl, No. 28, 1789

William Lewin

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birds; pl. 37

Eagle Owl. Bubo maximus, 1832-1837

Edward Lear; Artist: John Gould after a sketch by; Printer: Charles Joseph Hullmandel

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birds; pl. 42

Great Cinereous Owl, 1832-1837

Edward Lear; Artist: from sketches by John Gould; Lithographer: Henry Constantine Richter; Printer: Charles Joseph Hullmandel

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small owl perched on bent branch; dramatically pointed eyes, two horn-like tufts on either side of head; branch at L

Horned Owl on an Old Branch, 18th-19th century

Spurious Seal and Signature of Kaihƍ YĆ«shƍ

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Owl, 20th century

Unknown Japanese

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Owl, c. 1730-1750

Tachibana Morikuni

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rectangular writing box in black lacquer; gold owl perched with wings slightly open on crooked blossoming branch; insert with ink stone and diamond-shaped water dripper with floral motif

Writing box with design of an owl, 17th century

Unknown Japanese

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Horned Owl on Flowering Branch, early 19th century

Kubo Shunman

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An Owl Perched in a Tree, c. 1710

Hanabusa Itchƍ

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painted fan; owl perched on branch at UR, surrounded by black birds; blackbirds are all facing owl with beaks open, as if mocking

Owl and Crested Mynas on a Plum Branch, 14th - 16th century

Unknown Japanese

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standing light brown creamish owl with light orange beak and eyes holding book with coin slot under proper right wing; owl stands on some sort of platform

"Owl, Slot in Book" mechanical bank, c. 1926

M. Elizabeth Cook; Manufacturer: Kilgore Manufacturing Company

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standing dark brown owl with orange bear and eyes holds rectangular object under proper right wing; owl stands on some sort of platform; slot in head

"Owl, Slot in Head" mechanical bank, c. 1926

M. Elizabeth Cook; Manufacturer: Kilgore Manufacturing Company

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Saddle stitched binding, photomechanical illustration of two figures and a little monster with designs and text printed in color offset lithography on coated paper covers; 12 pp.

Night Owls: Detectives of The Occult, 2005

Bobby Timony; Publisher: Twin Comics

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Minerva with her Sacred Bird, the Owl, c. 1767

Gaetano Gandolfi

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Two owls coalesced back to back form a vessel supported by short, stout legs. The bird's body, with wings executed in low relief accented by a few modelling lines, is formed by the belly of the vessel. The domed lid represents the head, with a coarsly modelled, turned-up beak. Instead of the features of a bird, however, it carries the familiar t'ao-t'ieh in flat relief. The knob, with a conical top, just clears the top of a bow handle, which ends on each side in a forceful animal's head eith forehead lozenge and bottle horns, the latter incised with spirals and zigzags. The bow handle carries three lozenges in high, angular relief. Between two such lozenges appear two cicadas facing away from each other, their tails coalesced. A smaller animal in low relief appears in the space between the end lozenge and the big head. Patina Light green.

Wine vessel in double owl shape, 12th-11th century BCE

China

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%C2%A9 Estate Wallace Berman

Untitled (Stone carving, owl, little girl, universe), 1974

Wallace Berman; Publisher: Gemini G.E.L., Los Angeles; Printer: Blair Litho, Los Angeles

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portrait of dark haired man with beard and white collar

%C2%A9 Frederick B. Scheel

Scott Whitney, Fisherman, Owls Head, Maine, 1981

Frederick B. Scheel

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Birds.

Great Eared Owl, from Illustrations of British Ornithology, Edinburgh, 1821-1834

Prideaux John Selby

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Eagle Owl, 1968

Yoshida Tƍshi (self-published)

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Great Owl, 19th century

Evert van Muyden

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Owl Man, 1962

Bronislaw M. Bak

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Barn Owl, late 17th-early 18th century

Unknown; Artist: after Claude Aubriet

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Girl with Owl, 1957

Sekino Jun'ichirƍ

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The Little Owl, 1731-1738

Eleazer Albin

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The White Owl, 1731-1738

Eleazer Albin

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The Black Owl, 1735

Eleazer Albin

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The Brown Owl, 1731-1738

Eleazer Albin

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The White Owl, 1761-1766

Thomas Pennant; Artist: after Peter Brown; Engraver: Peter Mazell

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Old Witch and Owl, 16th century

attributed to Jost Amman

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Snowy Owl. Plate XXIII., 1821

Prideaux John Selby; Engraver: William Lizars ?

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Little Owl. Plate XXVI., 1821-1834

Prideaux John Selby; Engraver: William Lizars ?

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Short Eared Owl, 18th century

Thomas Bewick

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The Great White Owl, 1745

George Edwards; Publisher: George Edwards

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Tawny Owl. Plate XXV., 1821-1834

Prideaux John Selby; Engraver: William Lizars ?

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Little Owl. Plate XXVI., 1821-1834

Prideaux John Selby; Engraver: William Lizars ?

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Lantern in the form of an owl, 1900-1914

John S. Bradstreet

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The Black Wing'd Horn Owl, 1737

Eleazer Albin

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Owls, Rulo, Nebraska, c. 1900

Agnes Winterbottom Cooney

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Miniature Lime Jar with Owl Motif, 1st century BCE - 1st century CE

Khmer

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Original drawn positive for owl with dimetrodon, 2015

Julie Buffalohead

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Original drawn positive for owl with house, 2015

Julie Buffalohead

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Four-case inro with decor of owl on a branch, c.1887

Shibata Zeshin

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Covered vessel with owl motif, lime jar, 1st century BCE - 1st century CE

Khmer

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Snowy Owl. Strix Nyctea. Crab Apple., 1831-1835

after Prince Charles Lucien Bonaparte; Engraver: Captain Thomas Brown; Artist: after Alexander Wilson

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Original drawn positive for owl with cowboy and house, 2015

Julie Buffalohead

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Scott Whitney, Fisherman, Owl's Head, Maine, October 8, 1981

Frederick B. Scheel

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faux-Egyptian cityscape with geometric motifs; stylized cat and owl

Pedestal, c. 1911

Fernand Cesar Auguste Bernard James Moreau; Manufacturer: Northwestern Terra-Cotta Company (Norweta)

G379

flat stele with square body and square head; three vertical indentations on body; owl-looking eyes on head; grey/ beige in color

Figure, 4000-3000 BCE

Valdivia

G255

round bottom bowl, ceramic (terra cotta), Costa Rican (Nicoya-Guanacaste), 1000-1500AD; acquired in Managua, Nicaragua by donor before 1959; owl faces in banded design; red and gray pigments on beige ground

Bowl, 11th-16th century

Nicoya

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plate XXVI; page 370; black and white; birds (barn owl)

L'Effraie, 1770-1783

Comte George-Louis Leclerc de Buffon; Artist: after Jacques Eustache De Seve; Engraver: C. Baron

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Stirrup-handle jar in the form of an owl with a fat body. The face, plastically rendered, is painted buff color; the rest of the body is red and burnished.

Vessel, c. 200 BCE - 600 CE

Moche

G260

Stone lithograph printed in black depicting an owl and a rabbit with a mustache.

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Envy, 2015

Julie Buffalohead; Printer: Highpoint Editions, Minneapolis; Publisher: Highpoint Editions, Minneapolis

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Pin, Date Unknown

United States

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Pin, Date Unknown

United States

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brown metal owl seated on tree stump; traces of gold and red pigment; coin slot in back of head

"Be Wise, Save Money" still bank, c. 1912-1920s

A.C. Williams Company

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oval tin box with scenes of squirrels and chipmunks making deposit with "receiving teller" (an owl); coin slot in back

"Squirrel Bank" still bank, c. 1930

United States

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Plate 60

Blue Butterflies and Red Larva, Blue Spines, c. 1705-1717

After Maria Sibylla Merian; Engraver: Joseph Mulder

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stylized owl with dramatized eyebrows and white glasses facing viewer; body is mostly yellow, black, and beige; head outlined in hunter green; green background

%C2%A9 Mizufune Rokush%C5%AB

Solitary Wisdom, mid 20th century

Mizufune Rokushƫ

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Saddle stitched binding, photomechanical text and illustration of a figure wearing an owl hat printed in offset lithography on wove paper covers; 32 pp.

The Assassin and The Whiner, no. 15, 2005

Carrie McNinch; Publisher: Carrie McNinch , Los Angeles

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red lobster on white platter; upside down blue owl with white eyes below; light green and white shapes between the figures; black background, on navy paper

%C2%A9 Okamura Kichiemon

Longevity, mid 20th century

Okamura Kichiemon

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white top panel with pink circle and radiating black lines; bottom panel is blue with white central circle containing three black stars and owl

%C2%A9 Estate Lucienne Day

Night and Day, 2001

Lucienne Day; Manufacturer: Barbiacan Art 2001

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blue night forest landscape with rocks at right and owl in ULC; seated ghostly male figure at center bottom, with elbows on knees, hair flowing upward

%C2%A9 Joanne Hogan Nelson

Disconsolate Ghost (no one in the village was scared of him), 20th century

Richard Holzschuh

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grave covered in batting and very worn cloth with rocks (or concrete pieces?) on top; white grave marker with cross; owl in front of marker; artificial flowers

Copyright %C2%A9 Alec Soth

Memorial, Holt Cemetery, New Orleans, Louisiana, 2002

Alec William Soth

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Lithograph printed in black from one plate depicting a raccoon on its back and an owl. Hand­colored by the artist using gouache, watercolor, and colored pencil.

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The Showdown, 2015

Julie Buffalohead; Printer: Highpoint Editions, Minneapolis; Publisher: Highpoint Editions, Minneapolis

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Leopard Spermophile, Male and Female, 1845-1848

after John James Audubon; Lithographer: John T. Bowen

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pallette is predominanty beige, grey, white and green; two white birds at bottom of panels 2 and 4; grey bird in tree in panel 3; owl in tree in panel 6 and a few other birds; painting on back of screen also

Birds in Landscape [right of a pair], early 16th century

ShĆ«getsu Tƍkan

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Kuei without handles. The vessel is divided into four vertical panels by heavy flanges with alternate straight and T-shaped scores. In two places in the neck band the flanges give way to free animals' heads. The features of the bodied t'ao-t'ieh in the main belt are similar to those seen on vessels 50.46.48 and 50.46.86 (Karlgren numbers 7, 11, 30), except that the mouth line is S-shaped and shows the teeth. The dragons in the foot belt have the mouth of the ordinary gaping dragon, but the head turns downward, thus differing slightly from the usual trunked dragon.

Gui food vessel, 12th century BCE

China

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male figure holding a sword down with both hands and looking behind him, up at an owl flying near a tree; disembodied head near PR foot; image is framed by a tree on either side

The Fatal Bellman, 1827

George Richmond

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standing female figure with diamond pattern throughout body; bangs and long hair, with black eyes; owl seated on head of figure; scattered flowers surround figure, along with black shading

%C2%A9 Estate of Sekino Jun%27ichir%C5%8D

Page from the book "Strange Tales of Matasaburƍ", 1952

Sekino Jun'ichirƍ

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owl-like rounded face, slightly flattened at bottom; pointed flattened nose; horizontal open raised slits for eyes; two arcs make up mouth; grey/tan bone with sponge-like holes

Mask, c. 1935

Inuit

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