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Title:	Annunciation. Aix-en-Provence.
Publisher:	London, The Warburg Institute University of London: 1952
Description:	An ape sitting at the top of a tall and elaborate lectern before which the Virgin is kneeling in prayer.
Subjects:	Single animal / Idle Postures--Sitting / Myths and Legends / Art--About Nonhuman Primates

        

 

Title:	Alpinus Ape
Illustrator:	Shaw, George
Publisher:	London, G. Kearsley: 1800
Description:	Two barbary macaques, one sitting on the ground and one in a tree above holding fruit.

Title:	Anisetta Evangelisti Liquore da Dessert
Description:	An Italian advertisement for Santelpidio brand alcohol, depicting a seated chimpanzee drinking out of a bottle of liquor.
Subjects:	Pan troglodytes / Common chimpanzee / Hominidae / Ape / Single Animal / Male / Idle Postures--Sitting / Feeding--Drinking / Object Manipulation--Carrying / Human-Animal Interaction / Art--About Nonhuman Primates
Language:	Italian
Type:	StillImage
Format:	Color illustration

Is Part Of:	The Nash Collection of Primates in Art and Illustration Primate Center Library: Arts Collection
Rights:	Rights available [all Nash images are considered public domain]
Submitter:	Jacobsen Library, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Local Identifier:	PCLArts.PCLA0194.bib

Title:	Another Case of Appendicitis
Illustrator:	Beard, Dan
Description:	A cartoon featuring a chimpanzee dressed as a doctor, examining the appendix of a lion.
Subjects:	Pan troglodytes / Common chimpanzee / Hominidae / Ape / Single Animal / Male / Adult / Idle Postures--Standing / Human-Animal Interaction--Wearing Objects / Art--About Nonhuman Primates

	Title:   Animal Alphabet Illustrator:   Miarko Publisher:   Scotland, Verdigris Press: 1998 Description:   A chimpanzee curled to make the letter 'D.'

Title:   Animals at Carnival Illustrator:   Shouman, Aert Publisher:   New York, Wappinger's Falls: 1994 Description:   Two monkeys and other animals perform at a carnival.

        

Title:	Animals in a Landscape
Illustrator:	van Kessel, Jan
Publisher:	New York, Wappinger's Falls: 1994
Description:	A monkey nurses her baby while three other monkeys and a fox look on.

  

Title:	Annah the Javanese
Illustrator:	Gauguin, Paul
Publisher:	Scotland, Verdigris Press: 1998
Description:	A monkey sits by the side of a seated woman.

   

Title:	Aotus vociferans (left monkey), Aotus infulatus (right monkey)
Illustrator:	Cruz Lima, Eladio da
Publisher:	Rio De Janeiro, Delem Do Para: 1945
Description:	An Azara's night monkey and a Spix's night monkey sitting in a tree.

Title:	Aotus trivirgatus
Illustrator:	Cruz Lima, Eladio da
Publisher:	Rio De Janeiro, Delem Do Para: 1945
Description:	Three-striped night monkeys climbing in a tree.

     

Title:	Ape and Hunter Capital from Mozac
Publisher:	London, The Warburg Institute University of London: 1952
Description:	An ape sits on one corner with a rope tied around its neck with its captor sitting on another corner holding the other end of the rope.

    

Title:	Ape Capital
Publisher:	London, The Warburg Institute University of London: 1952
Description:	An ape crouching on the corner of a capital on the Romanesque side of the church portal in the Friedsam Annunciation, New York, Metropolitan Museum

Title:	The Ape as a Sculptor
Illustrator:	Tenier the Younger, David
Publisher:	London, The Warburg Institute University of London: 1952
Description:	A monkey sculpting the figure of a man.

Title:	Ape and Trainer
Publisher:	London, The Warburg Institute University of London: 1952
Description:	An ape dressed in clothing obeying the commands of his trainer.

Title:	Ape and Trainer Column from the Bayeux Cathedral
Publisher:	London, The Warburg Institute University of London: 1952
Description:	A captive ape trying to slip off its collar and chain while the trainer admonishes the animal with a raised forefinger.

Title:	Ape and Negro
Publisher:	London, The Warburg Institute University of London: 1952
Description:	Motif of a negro with an ape crouching on his head.

Title:	Ape-capture Theme
Publisher:	London, The Warburg Institute University of London: 1952
Description:	A hunter who is capturing an ape by having used his boots as bait.

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Title:   Ape from the Rutland Psalter Publisher:   London, The Warburg Institute University of London: 1952 Description:   An image of an ape eating an apple with one hand and scratching its leg with another:  an observation on the animal's lack of cleanliness  and fondness for vermin  from the Rutland Psalter, an  English manuscript of the  mid-thirteenth century.

 

The Nash Collection of Primates in Art and Illustration comprises digital images drawn from a variety of historical sources and reveals how nonhuman primates have been depicted over time. This collection includes examples of fine art, printed illustration, and sculpture, as well as other media.

The Nash Collection is a collaboration between Stephen Nash, Scientific Illustrator and Adjunct Associate Professor at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, who compiled images for the collection, and staff of the Lawrence Jacobsen Library at the Wisconsin National Primate Research Center, University of Wisconsin, who added descriptions and metadata for each image.

In most instances the images included in this collection are copyright-free, but it is always advisable to check copyright ownership before using images.


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