The reason why rabbits were painted in medieval Western painting

(1)Medieval Western paintings The rabbit’s fierce
(2)I was wondering why because it was drawn
(3)How can a rabbit look like that

(1)What? It’s not like a rabbit is doing this

(1)a real European rabbit
(2)It was a realistic picture

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(2)To add a little bit, that’s a European hare and oyster rabbit is cute. Move 5
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(3)Additional explanation In medieval European book illustrations, there are often scenes in which rabbits are drawn like monsters or demons, and there are many theories about why this painting came out First of all, the European hares that Europeans saw in the Middle Ages were not the cute ones that we generally think of, but they were almost like kangaroos There is also a theory that the violent and vicious rabbit symbolizes Jews who were objects of hatred and hatred at the time There is also a theory that the paintings of rabbits, always expressed as the weak, retaliate and kill a knight of high status, are now drawn in the hope that a world in which the weak will someday retaliate against the vested interests Another theory is that the people who used to transcribe books were mostly monks who grew crops and farmed fields for a living, so they often saw animals and insects that hurt crops, and had a lot of resentment against them, so they painted them like monsters in the illustrations they put in books. 2