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Jean Ignace Isidore Gérard (13 September 1803 – 17 March 1847) was a prolific French illustrator and caricaturist who published under the pseudonym of Grandville, and numerous variations (e. g. Jean-Jacques Grandville, Jean Ignace Isidore Grandville) throughout his career. Art historians and critics have called him "the first star of French caricature's great age",[1] and described his illustrations as featuring "elements of the symbolic, dreamlike, and incongruous" while retaining a sense of social commentary, [2] and "the strangest and most pernicious transfigurement of the human shape ever produced by the Romantic imagination".[3] The anthropomorphic vegetables and zoomorphic figures that populated his cartoons anticipated and influenced the work of generations of cartoonist and illustrators from John Tenniel, to Gustave Doré, to Félicien Rops, and Walt Disney. He has also been called a "proto-surrealist" [2] and was greatly admired by André Breton and others in the movement.
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Grandville - Cent Proverbes (1845)
Turtles[edit]
Picture | Common and Scientific names | Notes | Conservation status | |
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Family: Cheloniidae (marine turtles) | ||||
Caretta caretta
Loggerhead sea turtle |
Taxonomy: Cheloniidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: coastal areas. Size: 31–45 in. (79–114 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (VU) Texas (T) | ||
Chelonia mydas
Green turtle |
Taxonomy: Cheloniidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: coastal areas. Size: 36–48 in. (90–122 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (EN) Texas (T) | ||
Eretmochelys imbricata
Hawksbill sea turtle |
Taxonomy: Cheloniidae; Texas subspecies, Atlantic hawksbill sea turtle (E. i. imbricata).
Distribution: coastal areas. Size: 30–35 in. (76–89 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (CR) Texas (E) | ||
Lepidochelys kempii
Atlantic ridley |
Taxonomy: Cheloniidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: coastal areas. Size: 23–27.5 in. (58–70 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (CR) Texas (E) | ||
Family: Dermochelidae (leatherback sea turtles) | ||||
Dermochelys coriacea
Leatherback sea turtle |
Taxonomy: Dermochelidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: coastal areas. Size: 53–70 in. (135–178 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (VU) Texas (E) | ||
Family: Kinosternidae (mud and musk turtles) | ||||
Kinosternon flavescens
Yellow mud turtle |
Taxonomy: Kinosternidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: statewide, but sparsely distributed and uncommon in PW. Size: 4–5 in. (10–12.5 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | ||
Kinosternon hirtipes
Rough-footed mud turtle |
Taxonomy: Kinosternidae, Texas subspecies Mexican Plateau Mud Turtle (K. h. murrayi).
Distribution: CD. Size: 3.75–6.5 in. (9.5–17 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | ||
Kinosternon subrubrum
Eastern mud turtle |
Taxonomy: Kinosternidae, Texas subspecies: Mississippi mud turtle (K. s. hippocrepis).
Distribution: PW, CP, EP, TT. Size: 2.75–4.75 in. (7–12.1 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
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Sternotherus carinatus
Razorback musk turtle |
Taxonomy: Kinosternidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: PW, CP with marginal records in GP, EP. Size: 4–5 in. (10–12.5 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
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Sternotherus odoratusEastern musk turtle | Taxonomy: Kinosternidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: PW, CP, EP, with marginal records in GP, TT. Size: 2–4.5 in. (5.1–11.5 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | ||
Family: Emydidae (water and box turtles) | ||||
Chrysemys dorsalis
Southern painted turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: PW. Size: 4–5 in. (10–12.5 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | ||
Chrysemys picta
Painted turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; Texas subspecies western painted turtle (C. p. bellii).
Distribution: CD. Size: 4.25–8 in. (11.5–20 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. 'Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | ||
Deirochelys reticularia
Chicken turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae, Texas subspecies western chicken turtle (D. r. miaria)
Distribution: PW, CP. Size: 4–6 in. (10–15.2 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
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Graptemys caglei
Cagle's map turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: endemic to Texas, EP and marginal areas of CP and TT, in the Guadalupe River basin. Size: male 2.75–5 in. (7–12.6 cm), female 8.25 in. (21.3 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (EN) | ||
Graptemys ouachitensis
Oachita map turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: PW and CP, limited to the Red River in Texas. Size: male 2.75–5.5 in. (7–14 cm), female 9.5 in. (24 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | ||
Graptemys sabinensis
Sabine map turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: PW, Sabine and Neches river basins. Size: male 2.75–5.5 in. (7–14 cm), female 9.5 in. (24 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | ||
Graptemys pseudogeographica
False map turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; Texas subspecies: Mississippi map turtle (G. p. kohnii)
Distribution: PW, CP, and following the Trinity River into the GP. Size: male 3.5–6 in. (9–15 cm), female 6–10.5 in. (15–27 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | ||
Graptemys versa
Texas map turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: endemic to Texas, EP and CP in the Colorado River basin. Size: male 2.75–4.5 in. (7–11.5 cm), female 4–8.5 in. (10–21.4 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | ||
Malaclemys terrapin
Diamondback terrapin |
Taxonomy: Emydidae. Texas subspecies: Texas diamond-backed terrapin (M. t. littoralis).
Distribution: coastal areas from Louisiana to Nueces County. Size: male 4–5.5 in. (10–14 cm), female 6–9.25 in. (15.2–23.8 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (VU) | ||
Pseudemys concinna
River cooter |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; Texas subspecies eastern river cooter (P. c. concinna).
Distribution: PW and CP. Size: 9–13 in. (23–33 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
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Pseudemys gorzugi
Rio Grande cooter |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: CD and TT, Rio Grande and Pecos River. Size: 8–12 in. (20.3–30.6 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (NT) | ||
Pseudemys nelsoni
Florida red-bellied turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae.
Distribution: Hays County (San Marcos River), and Harris County. Size: 8–12 in. (20.3–30.6 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | ||
Pseudemys texana
Texas river cooter |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: endemic to Texas, EP, CP and marginal areas of TT, Brazos. Colorado, Guadalupe and Nueces River basins. Size: 7–10 in. (18–25.5 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | ||
Terrapene triunguis
Three-toed box turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae.
Distribution: PW, CP, with sparse records in marginal areas of EP, TT. Size: 4.5–5 in. (11.5–12.5 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (VU) | ||
Terrapene ornata
Ornate box turtle |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; Texas subspecies Plains box turtle (T. o. ornata), desert box turtle (T. o. luteola), CD.
Distribution: statewide Size: 4–5 in. (10–12.5 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (NT) | ||
Trachemys gaigeae
Big Bend slider |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: CD. Rio Grande and tributaries. Size: 5–8 in. (12.5–20.3 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (VU) | ||
Trachemys scripta
Pond slider |
Taxonomy: Emydidae; Texas subspecies red-eared slider Trachemys scripta elegans
Distribution: statewide. Size: 5–8 in. (12.5–20.3 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
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Family: Chelydridae (snapping turtles) | ||||
Chelydra serpentina
Common snapping turtle |
Taxonomy: Chelydridae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: statewide, but sparsely distributed in western regions. Size: 8–14 in. (20.3–36 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | ||
Macrochelys temminckii
Alligator snapping turtle |
Taxonomy: Chelydridae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: PW and marginal areas of CP. Size: 15–20 in. (38–50.8 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (VU) | ||
Family: Trionychidae (softshell turtles) | ||||
Apalone mutica
Smooth softshell |
Taxonomy: Trionychidae; Texas subspecies midland smooth softshell (Apalone mutica mutica).
Distribution: GP, EP, CP, and PW, typically occupying larger creeks and rivers. Size: male 4.5–10.5 in. (11.5–26.6 cm), female 6.5–14 in. (16.5–35.6 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) | ||
Apalone spinifera
Spiny softshell |
Taxonomy: Family, Trionychidae; Texas subspecies: Texas spiny softshell (A. s. emoryi), Guadalupe spiny softshell (A. s. guadalupensis), Pallid spiny softshell (A. s. pallida).
Distribution: statewide although restricted to larger rivers in GP, CD, and TT. Size: male 5–12.25 in. (12.5–31 cm), female 7–21.25 in. (18–54 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
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Family: Testudinidae (gopher tortoises) | ||||
Gopherus berlandieri
Texas tortoise |
Taxonomy: Family, Testudinidae; subspecies, none recognized.
Distribution: TT, with occasional introductions in other regions. Size: 5.5–8 in. (14–20.3 cm). Reproduction: oviparous. Diet: |
IUCN (LC) Texas (T) |
List of titles[edit]
The Library of Great Painters and Great Art Movements: 56 Volumes (1950 - 1985), Published by Harry N. Abrams, Inc., New York, New York.
The Library of Great Painters
- Beckmann by Stephan Lackner (1977), 175 pp., with 138 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0269-9
- Bonnard by André Fermigier (1969), 160 pp. with 128 eproductions including 49 color plates. SBN 8109-0041-6
- Bosch by Carl Linfert (1971), 136 pp. with 111 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0043-2
- Braque by Raymond Cogniat (1980), 168 pp., with 121 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0703-8
- Bruegel by Wolfgang Stechow (1969), 158 pp. with 144 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0045-9
- Caravaggio by Alfred Moir (1982), 168 pp., with 139 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0757-7
- Cézanne by Meyer Schapiro (1953), 127 pp. with 62 reproductions including 49 color plates. SBN 8109-0052-1
- Chagall by Werner Haftmann (1973), 162 pp., with 140 reproductions including 49 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0074-2
- Constable by John Walker (1978). 168 pp., with 148 reproductions including 57 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0752-6
- Corot by Madeleine Hours (1964? or 72?). 166 pp. with 122 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0058-0
- Dali by Robert Descharnes (1976), 175 pp., with 199 reproductions including 52 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0222-2
- Daumier by Robert Rey (1966). with 128 reproductions including 48 color plates, 160 pp. SBN 8109-0064-5
- David by Luc De Nanteuil (1985), 168 pp., with 128 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0833-6
- Degas by Daniel Catton Rich (1951), 125 pp. with 67 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0067-X
- Delacroix by Maurice Sérullaz (1971), 168 pp. with 141 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0069-6
- Dufy by Alfred Werner (1970), 168 pp. with 121 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0083-1
- Dürer by Heinrich Theodor Musper (1966), 142 pp. with 92 reproductions including 46 color plates.
- El Greco by Leo Bronstein (1950), 123 pp. with 68 reproductions including 49 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0155-2
- Gauguin by Robert Goldwater (1957, 1959?), 160 pp. with 63 reproductions including 63 color plates. SBN 8109-0137-4
- Goya by José Gudiol (1965), 168 pp. with 127 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0149-8
- Hals by Henricus Petrus Baard (1981), 167 pp., with 119 reproductions including 49 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-1055-1
- Ingres by Robert Rosenblum (1967), 176 pp. with 190 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0195-1
- Klee by Will Grohmann (1967), 168 pp. with 138 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0228-1
- Léger by Werner Schmalenbach (1976), 173 pp., with 125 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0252-4
- Leonardo Da Vinci by Jack Wasserman (1975), 179 pp., with 139 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0262-1
- Magritte by A. M. Hammacher (1973), 167 pp., with 138 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0278-8
- Manet by Pierre Courthion (1962), 152 pp. with 131 reproductions including 48 color plates.
- Matisse by John Jacobus (1973), 184 pp. with 168 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0277-X
- Michelangelo by Frederick Hartt (1964), 162 pp. with 134 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0299-0
- Modigliani by Alfred Werner (1966), 160 pp. with 122 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0323-7
- Mondrian by Hans L. C. Jaffé (1970), 164 pp. with 137 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0325-3
- Monet by William C. Seitz (1960), 160 pp. with 132 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0326-1
- Munch by Thomas M. Messner(1970), 166 pp. with 200 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0334-4
- Nolde by Werner Haftmann (1959), 140 pp. with 74 reproductions including 55 color plates.
- Picasso by Hans L. C. Jaffé (1964), 160 pp. with 133 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0368-7
- Pissarro by John Rewald (1963), 160 pp. with 122 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0413-6
- Poussin by Walter Friedlaender (1964), 204 pp. with 178 reproductions including 48 color plates.
- Raphael by James H. Beck (1976), 180 pp., with 146 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0432-2
- Rembrandt by Ludwig Münz and Bob Haak (1954), 151 pp., with 108 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0437-3
- Renoir by Walter Pach (1950), 127 pp. with 68 reproductions including 49 color plates. SBN 8109-0446-2
- Rouault by Pierre Courthion (1977), 160 pp., with 132 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0459-4
- Seurat by Pierre Courthion (1968), 160 pp. with 125 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0474-8
- Soutine by Alfred Werner (1977), 167 pp., with 121 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0468-3
- Tintoretto by Francesco Valcanover and Terisio Pignatti (1985), 168 pp., with 146 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-1650-9
- Titian by David Rosand (1978), 160 pp., with 138 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-1654-1
- Toulouse-Lautrec by Douglas Cooper (1966?), 152 pp., with 118 reproductions including 55 color plates. SBN 8109-0524-8
- Turner by John Walker (1976), 170 pp., with 130 reproductions including 56 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0513-2
- Utrillo by Alfred Werner (1981), 159 pp., with 125 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-1725-4
- Van Gogh by Meyer Schapiro (1950), 131 pp. with 69 reproductions including 49 color plates. SBN 8109-0512-4
- Velázquez by Maurice Sérullaz (1981), 168 pp., with 123 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-1712-2
- Vermeer by Arthur K. Wheelock Jr. (1981), 168 pp., with 129 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-1730-0
- Vuillard by Stuart Preston (ca. 1971-74), 160 pp., with 138 reproductions including 48 color plates. SBN 8109-0538-8
- Zurbarán by Jonathan Brown (1974), 158 pp., with 108 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0549-3
The Library of Great Art Movements
- The Fauves by Gaston Diehl, 1975. 168 pp., with 130 reproductions including 48 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0114-5
- Impressionism by Pierre Courthion, 1972. 205 pp. with 314 reproductions including 41 color plates. SBN 8109-0202-8
- Surrealism by Uwe M. Schneede. 1974. 144 pp., with 115 reproductions including 41 color plates. ISBN 0-8109-0499-3
- ^ Rose, Cynthia. 2020. J. J. Grandville: A Matter of Line and Death. The Comics Journal. (accessed 6 July 2022)
- ^ a b Hansen, Kelli. 2014. Weird and Wonderful Images from Artist J.J. Grandville. University of Missouri Library, Special Collections. (accessed 6 July 2022)
- ^ Claudon, Francis. 1980. The Concise Encyclopedia of Romanticism. Chartwell Books, Inc. Secaucus, N. J.304 pp. (pages 87-88) ISBN 0-89009-707-0