Plates from a 1887 German publication on zoology, superimposed on maps of real and imaginary places: the Greek island Cythera and Balnibarbi land from Gulliver’s Travels.
Inspired by Poliphilo’s encounter with a wolf on the island of Cythera, the series of plates from a 19th-century German publication on zoology, depicting animal predators is superimposed on 15th-century Venetian engravings from Hypnerotomachia Poliphili (The Dream of Poliphilus).