The Animal-Human-Nature Continuum explores the interconnectedness of ecological systems and the relationships between animals, humans and nature. It examines the depiction of canines and felines in Indian art, cinema and culture, questioning the efforts made to foster sensitivity and empathy. By investigating the affection for animals and the factors contributing to their coexistence with humans, this research promotes a holistic understanding of the natural world, encouraging empathy.
Skelton, William (Engraver). Katla Vyrien .A., circa 1796 | Engraving
EngraverWilliam Skelton
Document TypeEngraving
MediumPrint on paperDatecirca 1796
TitleKatla Vyrien .A.
DescriptionRussell, Patrick (Author). An Account of Indian Serpents - Collected on the Coast of Coromandel: Containing Descriptions and Drawings of Each Species; Together With Experiments and Remarks On Their Several Poisons. London : George Nicol, 1796 | acc.bkq | Continuum