Animal Camel

Here she showed ink portraits of animals, including camels, ostriches, and lions often enlivened by colorwash, which were also sold by Pamela Churchill Hayward (later Harriman) at th...

Viewed separately, they are meant to depict two of Africa’s iconic animals—the elephant and the camel. Curated markings in red, blue, orange and green are the colors found in many fl...

Original vintage travel advertising poster - Philippine Air Lines Route of the Orient Star - featuring a pictorial map of the world marking the airline route connecting Manila in the...

The sculpture features three separate camels, each made of many mixed media materials, among them burlap, wax, fiberglass, and animal skin.

The city also has many animals such as donkeys, camels, cats, sheep, dogs, elephants, horses, peacocks, doves, dragons, roosters, cattle, deer, lions, and geese.

The Maharaja's of Rajasthan in ancient days celebrated the Important festivals with royal processions along with his fellow men's and royal animals, elephants, horse, camels which we...

An attractive view of the Turkish town of Magnesie with figures in local dress, camels and other animals in the foreground, all flocking to the town, with the city and its clearly id...

Antique Indian Blue Handmade Wool Rug Size: 13'8" × 16'9" (416 × 510 cm) An early 20th century Indian antique rug, the blue field with an overall whimsical design in beige of blossom...

These compositions included pagoda-shaped structures, Asian-inspired court figures, and animals such as camels and elephants, sometimes paired with real ormolu mounts by Parisian bro...

Closer inspection reveals endearing animal motifs—including lions, camels, deer, and mythical creatures—elegantly nestled among the foliage, subtly paying homage to classical Persian...

Dare Company, and produced a variety of amusement devices and portable carousels populated with an array of menagerie animals, including camels, elephants, deer and donkeys.

The map shows numerous (wild) animals (elephants, jaguars, lions, camels) and fortresses along the coast line, each bearing the flag of the country that owned it.