Mechanix Illustrated
Issue: Sep, 1956
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Posted: 12/19/2006
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FUR PAINTING (Sep, 1956)

FUR PAINTING by M. J. Laroche of Sir Anthony Eden is believed to be first portrait made from wild animal pelts.

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  1. Vozpit says: February 11, 20088:37 pm

    Yes, but they were making portraits from domestic pet pelts for years.

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