Measurements of Parts of the Body of Equus Prjevalskii (List).
Measurements of Parts of the Body of Equus Prjevalskii (Diagram).
A young Prjevalsky horse with a winter coat, photographed by G. A. Ewart in 1902.
A Young Prjevalsky Mare with a summer coat, photographed by the Duchess of Bedford in 1902.
Przewalski horses arriving from Mongolia, photographed in 1902 by W. P. Dando.
A drawing of the wild horse later called the Tarpan, included in Samuel Gmelin's travel memoir published in 1770.
Illustration of a Tarpan labeled as primeval bay stock.
A woodcut from Hans Baldung's series in 1534, Group of Seven Horses.
A silver bowl engraved with wild animals, including a Tarpan, found in Maikop, South Russia.
An 18-year-old male Tarpan at the Moscow Zoo (1884).
Drawings of horses resembling Tarpan/Takhi dating back to the upper Paleolithic period, found in Ekain Cave located in Spain.
A painting of Przewalski horses; an idealization of the old race.
Photograph of a Przewalski's horse.
Photograph of a group of Przewalksi's horses grazing in a field.
Przewalski's horses photographed at Döberitzer Heide Nature Reserve in Germany.
The Przewalski's Horse has been introduced into the wild of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone. Nearly 20 of these horses were released in the region in 1998, the number of horses has grown to 80-90 in the years since.
Photograph of the skull of a Przewalski horse taken at the Anthropos Pavilion in Brno, Czech Republic. The skull was shown in an exhibition about Charles Darwin.
Photograph of a group of Przewalski horses.
Photograph of a Przewalski's horse with a winter coat
A digital photograph of a Przewalski's horse that was reintroduced at the "Seer" release site. The release site is managed by the Association Pour Le Cheval Przewalski -Takh and is located in the Khar Us Nuur National Park in Mongolia.
Portrait of Przewalski's Horse taken at Smithsonian National Zoological Park in Washington, D.C., USA
Portrait of a young Nicholas Prejevalsky.
A Tarpan-like cross between a Shetland mare and a black Welsh pony. Photographed in 1905.
Tail and hind quarters of the Scottish Tarpan from a photograph taken in 1905.
Hind quarters and tail of a three-year-old wild mare (E. prejvalskii) from a photograph also taken in September 1905.
Image of a horse from the Lascaux caves made by the Cro-Magnon peoples at their hunting route in the Stone age.
Kazakh on horseback with a golden eagle on the background of yurts. Valley of the Arakan River, a tributary of the Black Berel.
Garment plaque made of bronze, originating in Kazakhstan.
Fig. 1 Skull of a Young Tarpan Mare. Fig.2 Skull of an Arab Mare, showing the sinuous profile.
Fig. 2 A Tarpan Mare
Fig. 1 A Mongolian Pony Mare, probably a half-bred Tarpan, used as a foster-mother to the Tarpan Colts brought to England for the Duke of Bedford.
Map of the Ice Bridge between Siberia and Alaska in the late Pleistocene era.
Przewalski's horses in the zoological garden in the zoo Berlin.
Possibly half-Takhi horse in a domestic herd outside Hustain Nuruu National Park, Mongolia 2013.
Konik stallion at the Norfolk Wildlife Trust's Thompson's Common reserve, UK 2010.
Jade Horse found in the tomb of Lady Hao at the burial site in Anyang.
Map of the expedition from St. Petersburg to Peking in 1719-1722.
Photograph of a group of Mongolians heading out to capture Mongolian Wild horse with Carl Hagenbeck.
Line Drawing of the engravings featured on the Maikop Vase, discovered at the Maikop Barrow site in the city of Maikop, Russia.
Pictured: Przewalski foal photographed at the Prague Zoo located in Prague, Czech Republic.
One of the last areas in which Mongolian wild horses live, located in the Takhin Shara-nuru Mountains in Mongolian.
Photograph of two Mongolian wild horses captured on Carl Hangbeck's expedition.
Quagga mare held in captivity at Regent's Park Zoo in London.
Specimen of the believed last quagga alive who passed away in the Amsterdam Artis Zoo in 1883.
The Quahkah, an Aqunatinta done by Samuel Daniell as part of a series titled African Scenery and Animals.
Horse drawing found in the Altamira Cave, located in Spain.