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Head of a Tigress

Artist (Brentford, England, 1847 - 1910)
Mediumchalk on blue paper
ClassificationsPaintings And Drawings
DimensionsSight Size: Height: 21.3 cm, Width: 35.3 cm
Frame: Height: 54.9 cm, Width: 65.4 cm
AcquisitionPurchased in 1910.
CopyrightOut of copyright - CC0
LocationView by Appointment - Aberdeen Treasure Hub
Object numberABDAG003750
Keywords
About MeRespected and feared in equal part, tigers have been used as symbols of power in Asian art and literature. Swan’s large body of work contains many sketches of hunting animals like this one.
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Respected and feared in equal part, tigers have been used as symbols of power in Asian art and literature. Swan’s large body of work contains many sketches of hunting animals like this one.

A Seated Tiger
John Macallan Swan
1900-1910
A Tiger Waiting
John Macallan Swan
Landscape with Tiger and Cubs
John Macallan Swan
1900-1910
The Tiger "Shere Khan"
Phyllis Mary Bone
1930
Jaguar Walking
John Macallan Swan
1903
Study of a Puma
John Macallan Swan
A Black-Maned African Lion
John Macallan Swan
Ceylonese Leopard Cubs
John Macallan Swan
Leopard
John Macallan Swan
Study Of A Bear by John McAllan Swan
John Macallan Swan
Study of a Bear
John Macallan Swan
Study of a  Bear
John Macallan Swan
1900-1910
Study of a Bear
John Macallan Swan
1887
Study of Bears
John Macallan Swan
1887
Study of Two Lionesses
John Macallan Swan
1900-1910
Adrift
John Macallan Swan
c. 1905
A Lioness
John Macallan Swan
1875 - 1899