Anatomy, Artistic; Animals in art; Zoological illustration
In those sketches we find proofs of observation so scrupulous that we
cannot restrain our admiration for the man whose ardent imagination
was voluntarily subjected to the toil of study so profound.
If the example of Barye, with whom we associate the names of other great
modern painters of animals, can determine the conviction which we seek
to produce, we shall be sincerely glad. To contribute to the propagation
of useful ideas, and to see them accepted, gives a feeling of
satisfaction far too legitimate for us to hesitate to say what we should
feel if our hope be realized in this instance.
ÉDOUARD CUYER.
[Illustration: FIG. IV.--REPRODUCTION OF A SKETCH OF BARYE (COLLECTIONS
OF ANATOMICAL MUSEUM OF THE SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS--HUGUIER MUSEUM).]
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
PAGE
GENERALITIES OF COMPARATIVE ANATOMY 1
CHAPTER I
OSTEOLOGY AND ARTHROLOGY:
THE TRUNK 4
THE POSTERIOR LIMBS 78
THE POSTERIOR LIMBS IN SOME ANIMALS 90
THE SKULL OF BIRDS 127
CHAPTER II
MYOLOGY:
THE MUSCLES OF THE TRUNK 131
MUSCLES OF THE ANTERIOR LIMBS 162
MUSCLES OF THE POSTERIOR LIMBS 200
MUSCLES OF THE HEAD 232
CHAPTER III
EPIDERMIC PRODUCTS OF THE EXTREMITIES OF THE FORE AND HIND LIMBS 247
CHAPTER IV
PROPORTIONS
PROPORTIONS OF THE HEAD OF THE HORSE 273
CHAPTER V
THE PACES OF THE HORSE 282
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
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