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If you are getting tired of winter and snow, it’s time to think of a relaxing #vacation at the seaside.😌 Where would you rather spend it, at a #Cretaceous, #Triassic, #Eocene or #Jurassic resort? #Paleoart by V.Vatagin

22/01/13 15:00

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For all #paleonthology enthusiasts, @naukatass released a very interesting and beautifully designed project about Russian #dinosaurs. Check it out: spec.tass.ru/dinosavri-ross… We especially loved Kulindadromeus and Psittacosaurus on the emblems of municipal districts 🙃 #paleoart

21/12/01 21:41

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It’s #FossilFriday! Time for big #mammals.🙌 Here are Glyptodon and Megatheriums by K. Flerov. Glyptodons, relatives of armadillos, were 3 m long and weighed up to 2 t. #prehistoric sloths Megatheriums were as big as modern elephants - 6 m tall and weighing up to 4 t.🤩 #paleoart

21/10/15 18:14

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#FridayFeeling is to meditate on the sunset together with the lonely Uralosaurus.  The mysterious Russian soul of these prehistoric animals was depicted by a wonderful #paleoartist  Grigory Gryaznov. These unusual and ironic works add spice to the Russian #Paleoart exhibition.😉

21/09/24 15:47

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It's #ThrowbackThursday! The earliest artworks at the Russian #Paleoart exhibition are represented by the artist V.A. Vatagin. The photo is dated 1915. The master is working on a reconstruction of extinct prehistoric animals and his fluffy consultant is probably trying to help.🧐

21/09/09 16:04

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Shhhh... Little Karenites is sleeping in one of the showcases of our Russian #Paleoart exhibition. This creature lived over 254 million years ago. His whiskers helped him find prey and made him look rather adorable, don’t you think so? 🙃 Sculptor: Valentin Popov

21/09/08 16:30

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Russian #paleoart exhibition at #DarwinMuseum is a great place to see prehistoric animals in painting, sculpture, and #digitalart. This variety awakens imagination and illustrates how our image of #PrehistoricEarth has changed over the centuries. Artists: K.Flerov, V.Konstantinov

21/09/06 18:33