Medieval unicorn art

Did you know “The Unicorn in Captivity,” on view at #TheCloisters museum and gardens, was featured in “Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince”? The Unicorn in Captivity (from the Unicorn Tapestries), 1495–1505. South Netherlandish. #metmuseum #BacktoHogwarts #HarryPotter #Hogwarts

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Unicorn print carved from a 3x4 rubber stamp. I'm quite pleased with how she came out :)

Master of the Amsterdam Cabinet - Engraving of wild woman riding unicorn (1475)

a Unicorn is a mythological creature that has cloven hooves (much like a stag's), a lion's tail, and the body of a horse. It also has one spiraling horn in the middle of its forehead.