“Twinkle, twinkle little bat, How I wonder what you're at! Up above the world you fly, Like a tea-tray in the sky”
~Lewis Carroll
Giant Bat, Mexico
by ROA
The Flying Fox
(aka The Stuffed Kalong aka The Bat)
by Vincent van Gogh
Bat-themed outfit for a fancy-dress ball
La mode illustrée, Journal de la famille, 1887
by "Moret"
A Vase of Bats
Veletrzni Palac Center for Modern and Contemporary Art, Prague
photo by Lauren Rauk
Bat
by Lee Carson, Scotland
Censer in the shape of the bat god
Monte Albán culture, Oaxaca
25 Marco Tobon Mejia, Murcielago (bat), bronze
Modern Heroes - closeup (La Casina Valadier, Rome)
by Mauro Perrucchetti
Microbat
by Walter Heubach
The Gilded Bat
by Edward Gorey
Links:
* Origami and the Art of Bat Appreciation by Sara McCabe
* BATS in South American Folklore and Ancient Art by Elizabeth P. Benson
*
Bats in Chinese Art by Stephen J. Kern
* Bat lesson plans for teachers
* Bat poetry
* A Time for Kids interview about bats
2 comments:
Love the art on the building at the beginning, the Gorey, and the poem links. Interesting to see the variety of all. Thanks, Tabatha.
Cool subject, Tabatha. Bats are such misunderstood creatures!
The bat on the building with the little boy is excellent. The Vase of Bats is downright spooky; can't see having it on display in our house, but I like it just the same.
The Modern Heroes statue of Batman is beautiful...Batman should look so good!
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