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Illustration of Pekinese Dragon depicting small brown-white furred and scaled miniature dragon-pekinese-hybrid with golden decorated collar, fluffy folded wings and long lizard-tail with long-furred tassel on tail-tip sits on arm of ancient royal chinese throne; schematic manuscript scientific illustration of creature, additions icons-incuts with its strange reptilian-amphibian eye samples and anti-dragon repellent samples, colored engraving on old paper by Haeckel, Hieronymus Bosch, Adolphe Millot, vintage scientific zoologic illustration maximalist bizarre collection object hyperdetailed, illustration from Kunstformen der Nature, Codex Atlanticus, large details, scientific notes with numbers, ancient chinese decor
In the foreground center, a detailed, highly rendered fantasy creature sits upon an ornate, regal wooden throne with gilded accents and a dark reddish-brown finish. The creature has the body of a scaled dragon, predominantly in shades of golden brown, with a long, segmented tail textured with an intricate scale pattern that fades into a fluffy, reddish-brown tuft. Darker, almost black scales run along its spine. Its forelegs are sturdy, ending in sharp claws. The creature's head and neck resemble a small, fluffy dog with reddish-brown, wavy fur and a white mane. It possesses golden horns atop its head and an elaborate golden collar around its neck, adorned with filigree. Large, leathery, bat-like wings, in shades of brown, are folded against its back.
To the left and right of the central figure, and slightly behind it, are detailed, monochromatic illustrations of various imaginary creatures. Arranged vertically on both sides, these creatures are depicted in shades of grey and white, with fine line work and stippling for texture and shading, mimicking scientific illustrations or anatomical studies. These creatures predominantly feature large, realistic human-like eyes set into the bodies of frog-like or lizard-like creatures.
