Adams, William Dacres

Pig Artist

William Dacres Adams, England, (1864-1951), works include: House with Pigs in the Foreground. Adams was a painter and lithographer of portraits and architectural subjects. His work was greatly influenced by the Pre-Raphaelites.

Aertsen, Pieter

Pig Artist

Pieter Aertsen, Flemish, (1508-1575) – Butcher’s Stall with the Flight into Egypt

Alciato, Andrea

Pig Artist

Andrea Alciato, Italian (1492-1550), works include: Emblematum Libellus. Alciato was a jurist and writer and is regarded as the founder of the French school of legal humanists. Alciato is most famous for his Emblemata, or emblem books.

Anquetin, Louis

Pig Artist

Louis Anquetin, France (1861-1932), works include: Etude de cochons (dos, face, profil), Cochon suspendu par les pieds, Cochon : Étude 1. Anquetin was a painter. He was an early adopter of Impressionism. Anquetin schooled and painted with Toulouse-Lautrec, Émile Bernard and Vincent van Gogh. With Emile Bernard, he formulated the principles of Cloisonnism.

Apol, Louis

Pig Artist

Louis Apol, Dutch, (1850-1936) – Varkens bij een stal (Pigs in a sty). Apol was one of the minor masters of the Hague school.

Aquila, Pietro

Pig Artist

Pietro Aquila, Italy, (1650–1692) – Circe and Ulysses, from the series Galeriae Farnesianae Icones (ca. 1680). Aquila was an engraver, etcher, painter, printmaker and draughtsman. Aquila.

Arcimboldo, Giuseppe

Pig Artist

Giuseppe Arcimboldo, Italian, (ca.1527-1593) – The Cook (c. 1570), oil on panel. The Cook is a ‘double meaning’ image, inverted, it changes from a platter of roast suckling pig and fowls to the image of the cook who prepared the platter.

Audubon, John James

Pig Artist

John James Audubon, United States, (1785-1851) – The Collard Peccary; Plate 31from: “The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America” – folio edition.

Avelli, Francesco Xanto

Pig Artist

Francesco Xanto Avelli, Italy, (b. ca. 1486-7; d. ca.1542) – Circe, Ulysses and his companions, earthenware low plate with maiolica tin-glazed (1533).

Babirusa pig drawing

Pig Artist

Anonymous parietal drawing 35,400 years ago. This figurative representation of a female babirusa or “pig-deer” resides on the ceiling of Leang Timpuseng cave in the southwestern peninsula of Sulawesi, Indonesia. It is one of the oldest dated naturalistic representational drawings in the world.