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SolnhoffenAnourognathus ammoni/
Pseudosirex sp.
Marco Antonio Pineda
Acrylic
18 x 25 cm
Author´s collection
A personal interpretation of a very famous scene inspired on a two representative animal species from ancient Bavary in Germany.
A small pterosaur on a high speed fly tryng to catch a potencial meal: the prehistoric wasp Pseudosirex.
Really its very intriguing if this scene could be true, or is only an our imagination product.
Comments are welcome
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Comments: 11
I can imagine time-traveling tourists bringing out their bird-watching binoculars to check out the anourognathus in motion.
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More than the two critters, what i find really beautiful is the scenery, and the glimpse of the lake at the left of the picture... Makes me wish to jump and swim in there!
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This is simply stunning. The painting's absolutely beautiful, and the old-school narrow-chord wing configuration will always be pretty despite the lack of evidence for it.
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Other than the hindlimbs (the main membrane did connected to the hindlimbs, and the uropatagium is unexistent, when the opposite occured in real life), this is an absolutely beautiful picture
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Thanks John,
When I made this artwork, some years ago, were some ideas about possibility of a free legs on pterosaurs, mainly in biggest species like Pteranodon.
I decided adopt it for Anourognathus
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Thank you very much Ferahgo
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Gracias Broken,
saludos
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