The great escape
Pencil, Gilding on Paper
20x26in
$2,790
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John Rabou
Netherlands
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Artwork details
- Medium : Pencil, Gilding on Paper
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Framing :
Cardboard
under glass
Framed - Dimensions : 19.7x15.7in
About this artwork
Throughout history the curious humanoid race of the Cynocephali were mentioned regularly in many travel accounts and ship's journals, but they were seldom seen.
Apart from the fact that they had dog's heads and were quite barbaric - cannibalistic even - and wore beast's skins and communicated through barking, little is known about them.
Marco Polo himself though, stated in his book Il Milione that he had seen them on one of his long journeys through… Persia, China and India. He situated them on a large island, about 1000 miles east of Ceylon.
On such an island one wouldn't disembark with much pleasure.
Cynocephalus "A dog's life”
Original illustration for my book "Wonderwezens - klein overzicht van mythische figuren" (Wondercreatures - small overview of mythical figures). The book appeared May 30th, 2017.
Pencil and gold leaf, 2017.
Apart from the fact that they had dog's heads and were quite barbaric - cannibalistic even - and wore beast's skins and communicated through barking, little is known about them.
Marco Polo himself though, stated in his book Il Milione that he had seen them on one of his long journeys through… Persia, China and India. He situated them on a large island, about 1000 miles east of Ceylon.
On such an island one wouldn't disembark with much pleasure.
Cynocephalus "A dog's life”
Original illustration for my book "Wonderwezens - klein overzicht van mythische figuren" (Wondercreatures - small overview of mythical figures). The book appeared May 30th, 2017.
Pencil and gold leaf, 2017.
John Rabou
Netherlands
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Credentials
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John Rabou, since 1980 artist-illustrator from ’s-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands.
I specialize in historical and archaeological illustrations and artist impressions. I strive for the greatest possible historical accuracy and plausibility. Until my “retirement,” I also created illustrations for (historical) youth books and biology, anatomy, and medical illustrations. I worked for educational and children's book publishers, heritage institutions, government archaeological services and companies, theme parks, and museums both at home and abroad. In England, I worked with an agent. I have a fascination with classical and medieval mythology.
Nowadays, I initiate and publish my own book projects, usually in collaboration with various writers, like "Wonderwezens" (2017) and "De vlucht van Daidalos" (2022), with author Imme Dros.
For almost 10 years now, I have been working on the designs for an embroidery project in Vlaardingen; a work in progress, when finished measuring about 35-40 m.
I specialize in historical and archaeological illustrations and artist impressions. I strive for the greatest possible historical accuracy and plausibility. Until my “retirement,” I also created illustrations for (historical) youth books and biology, anatomy, and medical illustrations. I worked for educational and children's book publishers, heritage institutions, government archaeological services and companies, theme parks, and museums both at home and abroad. In England, I worked with an agent. I have a fascination with classical and medieval mythology.
Nowadays, I initiate and publish my own book projects, usually in collaboration with various writers, like "Wonderwezens" (2017) and "De vlucht van Daidalos" (2022), with author Imme Dros.
For almost 10 years now, I have been working on the designs for an embroidery project in Vlaardingen; a work in progress, when finished measuring about 35-40 m.
John Rabou
A dog's life
$2,140
