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Zig-Zags at the Zoo

Zig Zags at the Zoo was a lighthearted illustrated feature that appeared in London's Strand Magazine in the 1890s.

The articles were written by Arthur Morrison and illustrated by James Affleck Shepherd. Each article featured a different animal, such as a bear (above), lion, camel, simian, and fish.

Like the work of T. S. Sullivant and Heinrich Kley, Shepherd's drawings show the animals in different anthropomorphic guises, clearly based on observation.
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Zig Zags at the Zoo Strand Magazine (free download at Archive.org)
All the articles collected on Project Gutenberg
J.A. Shepherd in the blog Yesterday's Papers

Series on Anthropomorphism on GurneyJourney

Part 1: Antropomorphic Absurdities

Part 2: Humanization

Part 3: Near Relations

Part 4: Animalmorphism

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