A saddled-up dromedary, profile towards the left, with the animal's head turned away from the wiever 1576

"A saddled-up dromedary, profile towards the left, with the animal's head turned away from the viewer," is a 1576 woodcut by Melchior Lorck (1526-1583) that showcases the artist's keen eye for detail and interest in the natural world. The dromedary is depicted with anatomical precision, emphasizing its distinct features. The intricate details of the saddle, the animal's fur, and the background add a sense of realism to the image, giving viewers a glimpse of the animal’s appearance during Lorck's travels to Egypt and the Levant. This artwork is a testament to Lorck’s talent for capturing the beauty and wonder of the natural world.