With one month to go before
the Sauropod Gallery hatches, it is time for an overview of Sauropods in Art!
What is there to say about sauropods that hasn't been said before? Nothing, so I won't bore you with repeated information and technical mumbo-jumbo. If you want to learn about sauropods, click
here for Wikipedia,
here for Skeletal Drawings and
here for SV-POW! With the following artistic restorations of the genera, I have tried to pick up-to-date, exciting, and rare pieces, that hopefully some of you will not have seen before. Hopefully, you will be inspired to create something great for November 1st!
Restorations of Sauropod GeneraClick the artwork to ENLARGE it - see the DETAIL!
PRIMITIVE SAUROPODSBarapasaurus by
Dmitry Bogdanov Isanosaurus by Luis V. Rey
Omeisaurus by Greg Paul
Mamenchisaurus by Raul Martin
Mamenchisaurus by Mark Hallett
Shunosaurus by Greg Paul
Cetiosaurus by John Temperton
DIPLODOCIDSApatosaurus by Todd Marshall
Apatosaurus by Ely Kish
Barosaurus by Michael Skrepnick
Diplodocus by
Tim Bradley, the artist behind the
Jurassic Park Institute art
Diplodocus by Doug Henderson
Diplodocus by Todd Marshall
Seismosaurus by Mark Hallett
Supersaurus, Ultrasaurus, Seismosaurus by John Sibbick
Supersaurus by Raul Martin
Supersaurus by Luis V. Rey
DICRAEOSAURIDSAmargasaurus by Pixeldust
Amargasaurus by Luis V. Rey
REBBACHISAURIDS
Nigersaurus by Mineo Shiraishi
Nigersaurus by Todd Marshall
Rebbachisaurus by Zhang Zongda
Camarasaurus by James Gurney
Camarasaurus by Raul Martin
Jobaria by Michael Skrepnick
Brachiosaurus by Raul Martin
Brachiosaurus by John Conway
Brachiosaurus by John Sibbick
Brachiosaurus by Brian Franczak
Brachiosaurus by Gregory S. Paul
Giraffatitan by Gabriel Lio
Argentinosaurus huenculensis Chased by Pack of Giganotosaurus carolinii by
Todd Marshall Paralititan by Todd Marshall
Neuquensaurus by Pablo Lara Herrera
Saltasaurus by Alain Beneteau
That completes a general overview of sauropod genera recreations.
Stay tuned for a continuation post, where I'll review early attempts at restoring sauropods, from Knight to Zallinger (
Hey! That means you, Mr. Draggy-tail!)