An Edo Period (18th century) tiger painting by Jakuchu Ito. There were very few tigers available for viewing in Japan, so tigers in art of this period have a delightfully cartoon-ish quality.
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MUTTS © 2010 Patrick McDonnell
Notes about the nature of things
Welcome to the Talking Tigers journal
The "great work" ahead is all about the earth... about tigers and the climate, about kids and teachers, about biophilia and right relationship... combining contemplation and wonder and activism to create a new consciousness about the planet we share with so many other amazing species!
- Jennifer Scarlott
- New York City
- I am a writer, teacher, environmentalist, tiger conservationist, mom... and author of the "Talkin' Tigers" column for "Cub" magazine, a bimonthly Indian eco-magazine for kids.
MUTTS © 2010 Patrick McDonnell
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