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In prehistoric times the desire to depict animals was worldwide. Later periods tended only to paint animals as part of a general scene.
As the Renaissance dawned many history painters had specialist animal painters to paint the animals within the overall scene.
From the Dutch Golden Age these specialists produced smaller paintings of their own focused on animals.
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Animal Painting Pre-history
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Animal Painting 300 BCE – 1499 – involving animals
Greece Archaic Period, Nazca, Early Christian
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 Greek pottery |  Nazca (montage) |  Roman catacombs |
 Byzantine Psalter |  Romanesque Ark |  Tang Horse |
 Baghdad Siege |  Khmer Mural |  Mongol warriors |
Animal Painting 1500 –
Northern Renaissance, Dutch Golden Age, Victorian Art, Realism, Blaue Reiter, Cubism, Op Art and Naive Art
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