article_snippet: Now these paintings, including one of a scaly rhino with horns on its back, are among the works going on display at an exhibition entitled ‘Strange Creatures’.
article_snippet: The images, which was picked by palaeontologists, historians of science and exploration and art experts, will be go on display at the Grant Museum of Zoology at University College London.
article_snippet: The exhibition includes a number of animal artworks created by people who had never seen the creature in the flesh, such as a 16th century copy of Dürer’s famous armoured rhinoceros.
article_snippet: Paintings of pouchless kangaroos with extremely long tails and rhinos with scaly skin and horns on their backs are among the works of art that will go on display at an exhibition entitled ‘Strange Creatures’.
highlights_snippet: Paintings of strange animals will go on show at  the Grant Museum of Zoology at University College London from March 16 .
  
highlights_snippet: Animal artworks created by people who had never seen the creature in the flesh, such as rhinos and lions, will also go on show .
  