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As people would look if there were other animals





As people would look if there were other animals

From school, we know that man evolved from apes, and after millions of years of evolution, got its shape. But sometimes in the faces of some people, we can see the features of an entirely different animal.

Charles Le Brun (Charles Le Brun) - French painter of the XVII century and the head of the French school of art of Louis XIV - was interested in including physiognomy. In his "Treatise on the facial expression" Lebrun imagined how people would look if it came from the other animals. The result was unusual, because in it, and the artist's imagination.



Leo As people would look if there were other animals





Owl As people would look if there were other animals




< br> Raccoon As people would look if there were other animals





Eagle As people would look if there were other animals





Baran As people would look if there were other animals





Bull As people would look if there were other animals





Camel As people would look if there were other animals




< br> Mountain goat As people would look if there were other animals





Bear As people would look if there were other animals





Boar As people would look if there were other animals





Rabbit As people would look if there were other animals





Donkey As people would look if there were other animals





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