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This Is How Medieval Artists Painted Elephants (They Had Apparently Never Seen an Elephant)

Imagine a four-legged beast with no knee joints that cannot lie down and has to sleep leaning against a tree. An animal with a long, skinny trumpet for a nose. A creature large enough that one can build entire castles on its back. It lives for 300 years and is afraid of mice. Its mortal enemy is the dragon. It must “travel to the East, near Paradise, where the mandrake grows” when it comes time to mate. Now draw this thing.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

This is how medieval artists painted elephants.

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