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Palaeolithic painters would have used fire to observe their art, and this flickering light, combined with the three-dimensional undulating form of the walls would have created the illusion of movement, like an animated film.

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It sets into context how our study, depiction and understanding of animals has changed throughout history, and indeed, how our knowledge continues to develop exponentially.

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Some even contained unicorn horns and who could say otherwise?! Bridging the gap between art and science, this meaty coffee table book brings together hundreds of glossy colour images from various contexts and moments through history, ranging between the zoological and scientific to those from fine art, archaeology, advertising, education and entertainment, each explained with a concise text.

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They discuss the new age of portraiture, their encounters with the art market, and the language of Black representation.