Scatological posters & prints

The complicated Richardson, 1724 William Hogarth

Spotted scat Vittore Pedretti

Zoologia Anonymous

Men with scantily dressed women sitting at the table Anonymous

Covetiveness from 'Phrenological Illustrations', 1826 George Cruikshank

The Boa Constrictor Swallowing the Wrapper, in the Menagerie of the Zoological Society Anonymous

Adriaan van Beverland, Writer of Theological Works and Satirist, with a Prostitute Ary de Vois

Spotted scat F de Bakker

Spotted Scat School Chinese

The female form with astrological symbols Anonymous

Calves' Heads and Brains; or a Phrenological Lecture, 1826 English School

Aesculapius the Mythological Diety of Medicine and Healing Anonymous

Mythological Scene, possibly Diana Seducing Callisto, ca. 1764 Jean-Honore Fragonard

Sloth at the Zoological Gardens, Regent's Park Anonymous

Philippe Ricord, French surgeon and venereologist, 1867 Andre Gill

Head From 1869 Phrenological Journal Anonymous

The New Snake-eating Snake (ophiophagus Elaps) At The Zoological Gardens, London Anonymous

Leucoryx and Young, in the Gardens of the Zoological Society, Regent's Park, London Anonymous

Notes at the Zoological Gardens, Brahmin Bull, Gayal Cow, and Hybrid Heifer and Calf Anonymous

Dinner of the Canynges Society and the Archaeological Institute, Victoria-Rooms, Bristol Anonymous

Cato Uticensis, c1795. Guillaume Lethiere

The Old Lion of the Zoological Society's Collection London 1873 Anonymous

Zoological Gardens, Regent's Park, London George Scharf

At the Zoological Society's Gardens in London: Pachydermatous or Thick-Skinned Animals 1880 Anonymous

The Theological Virtues: Faith, Charity, Hope Italian Painter

Family of Lions in the Gardens of the Clifton and Bristol Zoological Society Anonymous

Cato of Utica Luca Giordano

Mythological representation with man standing between two groups of spectators Louis Fabritius Dubourg

Mythological and allegorical scenes about the inspiration of the playwright Paul Scarron Louis Fabritius Dubourg

Landscape with Satyrs and Mythological Landscape Paul Brill or Bril

Mythological Scene Bartholomaeus Spranger

Meteorological phenomenon John Swinton

Tobit from Landscapes with Biblical and Mythological Scenes, 1558 Hieronymus Cock

Phrenological Chart Showing Mental Functions Anonymous

Animals at the Zoological Gardens Anonymous

The Archeological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland at Peterborough: West Front of Peterborough Cathedral Anonymous