Furries are as old as humanity

Image features a vibrant artwork titled Bunny on the Run by American pop artist Keith Haring, originally created in 1986. The composition is characterized by bold black outlines, a bright yellow background, and cartoon-like figures.

Keith Haring, Bunny On The Run, 1986

Youtube thumbnails from ancient times

michael hurley

two inlaid brooches shaped like birds

spring/summer hot fashion tip: i heard that zoomorphic fibulae are expected to make a BIG comeback!

Naked goat-headed Pan chasing a shepherd with an erection with a herm in the background with an even larger erection

Happy Lupercalia to all who celebrate! 🐐🍆

ahhg realized i had very bad typo in this post

François Demoulins de Rochefort, Collection of maxims on penance
1515-1520

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I want to revive this project in some way in a way thats more comunity oriented and not just me scowering for old anthro once art every few months when i get motivated to. It would be really cool if it had its own website and i was thinking a booru like e621 would actually be a great fit.

Elsie the Borden Cow in a decidedly risque pinup pose, exposing a bit of her rump, back, and underarm. She's holding up a big sign that says MENU and looking happily over her shoulder at you. Text reads "Featuring Borden's Ice Cream."

since everyone is talking about my wife Elise the Borden Cow again, here's a high quality pic of my favorite Elsie art, from my personal archive

that way people can find their own examples of historical anthro art and everything can be tagged and organized and souced and be much easier to search through. Let me know if this is something yall would be interested in and if anyone has any experience or advice as to how we could do this.

I want to revive this project in some way in a way thats more comunity oriented and not just me scowering for old anthro once art every few months when i get motivated to. It would be really cool if it had its own website and i was thinking a booru like e621 would actually be a great fit.

One of Tezukas unpublished work for Big Comic

it makes me really happy to think that if max ernst were alive today hed probably be a furry. im sorry u do not get to have a bird alter ego named "Loplop" and make ton of art with animal headed humanoids and not be a furry

The Louis E. Stern Collection

Untitled (The Bird People) from VVV Portfolio http://www.moma.org/collection/works/32008

A comic panel of a bunch of zombie-esque characters in scrubs looming over someone on an operating table. They're holding up a barber-style hand mirror to a shocked wolf man. The panel's captioned, "My face! What have you done to me?" "You were human being- And we have cured you!"

Sometimes you just gotta help a friend out. #TFTuesday

Cover art for Bob Morris' book "Greetings from Florida" (1982) by Jim Mozzatta

you'll never guess what happens after this

Cream Lemon: Lemon Angel "Float" (1987) from Anime R and Pony Canyon

From Kladderadatsch, 1930. t.co/Qg76pVtWsV

Seal Impersonator Playing a Drum
100 BCE–500 CE
Moche

found it! Its in the infamous meat grinder issue of hustler from 1978 archive.org/details/hust...

i honestly dont even remember and im looking through the magazines i have but i think it was in a 70s porn magazine like club or hustler

The unsavvy talk about furries like they're some hypersexual excretion of modernity, but drawing animal-people is one of the top 10 neolithic human activities. It's up there with collecting berries and producing clay figures of fat women.

Ceramic vase with red rim and bottom and lineart illustrations in black

7th/8th century Nakbé vase from present day Guatemala showing the Maize god, transformed into a semi-anthropomorphic deer, seducing and carrying away the wife of the elderly god Wuk Zip. In Boston's MFA (inv. 1988.1180)

@ancientfurries.bsky.social

RT @uniboar: Heinrich Kley for Der Orchideengarten, 1919

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hey that me