Les secrets de la Licorne. Epigraphie Religion then Meurop

then Meurop

this book is packed with technical advice to help you express yourself through your images

advocates respect for the environment rather than the unlimited exploitation of nature and its resources

Jean Patou and Paul Poiret

mostly from the Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris

Les secrets de la Licorne. Epigraphie Religion then MeuropFirst described five centuries BC, the unicorn has long intrigued zoologists, attracted travelers, seduced artists, and inspired poets. But does this composite animal, which borrows part of its anatomy from the deer, the goat, the mare, and even the donkey, the lion, or the elephant, really exist? Until the beginning of the modern era, the highest authorities of Western knowledge Aristotle, Pliny, the Bible, the bestiaries answered in the affirmative;