![[picture: The Bull]](http://tn.fromoldbooks.org/ThomasBewick-WoodEngravings/tn/30-the-bull-q75-500x303.jpg "[picture: The Bull]") |
The Bull from A General History of Quadrupeds (Newcastle Upon Tyne, 1790). [more...] |
![[picture: The Horse]](http://tn.fromoldbooks.org/ThomasBewick-WoodEngravings/tn/30-the-horse-q75-500x375.jpg "[picture: The Horse]") |
The Horse, from A General History of Quadrupeds (Newcastle Upon Tyne, 1790). [more...] |
![[picture: The Tiger]](http://tn.fromoldbooks.org/ThomasBewick-WoodEngravings/tn/31-the-tiger-q75-500x313.jpg "[picture: The Tiger]") |
The fierce tiger is on the prowl in this fine big cat engraving! |
![[picture: The Bear]](http://tn.fromoldbooks.org/ThomasBewick-WoodEngravings/tn/31-the-bear-q75-500x375.jpg "[picture: The Bear]") |
The Bear, from A General History of Quadrupeds (Newcastle Upon Tyne, 1790). It appears to be chained in place, although I cannot say that it seems a very accurate depiction. [more...] |
![[picture: Newfoundland Dog]](http://tn.fromoldbooks.org/ThomasBewick-WoodEngravings/tn/34-the-newfoundland-dog-q75-500x375.jpg "[picture: Newfoundland Dog]") |
The Newfoundland dog stands with his curved tail raised, looking forward; in the background are several other dogs, and people crossing a bridge. [more...] |
![[picture: The Springer, or Cocker]](http://tn.fromoldbooks.org/ThomasBewick-WoodEngravings/tn/34-the-springer,-or-cocker-q90-500x313.jpg "[picture: The Springer, or Cocker]") |
The springer spaniel, or cocker spaniel, a happy and eager dog leaping through the countryside in this old illustration. |
![[picture: The Old English Hound]](http://tn.fromoldbooks.org/ThomasBewick-WoodEngravings/tn/35-the-old-english-hound-q85-500x375.jpg "[picture: The Old English Hound]") |
The Old English Hound, a dog with large ears and an upward-curing tail. |
![[picture: The Mastiff]](http://tn.fromoldbooks.org/ThomasBewick-WoodEngravings/tn/35-the-mastiff-q87-500x375.jpg "[picture: The Mastiff]") |
A male mastiff stands with tail curled upwards; in the background, many other dogs are playing (and fighting); beyond them we see farm buildings. [more...] |