An Absurd Mid 20thC Taxidermy Freak; Being Part Polecat, Magpie & Roe Deer Size:Default Title Leonardo Da Vinci's studies of

Leonardo Da Vinci's studies of the human skull in 1489 borrowed three-dimensional drawing techniques from architecture that had never been seen before

with Doulton Lambeth producing a rare ceramic box adorned with a modelled cat

wandering alone in the woods

and rectangular supports

An Absurd Mid 20thC Taxidermy Freak; Being Part Polecat, Magpie & Roe Deer Size:Default Title Leonardo Da Vinci's studies ofOrigin: South African Period: Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1960 Depth: 7 inches Length: 17 inches Height: 15. 5 inches The well preserved taxidermy hybrid freak presented on a naturalistic base with wall display mounting hook, brought back from South Africa several years previous, comprising of a polecat torso, magpie wings and head, and roe deer antler. So it is time to tell the tale of how this chap is so unusually preserved.