Figure of the Ferocious Beast, one of the first depictions of the Beast, published in November 1764.
Nothing in the boy's pockets seem to thwart this ferocious beast, until the alligator gets a whiff of the boy's socks.
"Maggie started out with a map," said Mr. Paraskevas, and with the beast, who had figured in a book that he and his mother wrote in 1996, "The Ferocious Beast With the Polka-Dot Hide".
A man dances as though breaking his chains, then suddenly he frees a ferocious beast inside himself and, seized with frenzied anguish, hurls himself at everyone he sees, tearing, biting, destroying," observed Maxim Gorky.
"Maggie and the Ferocious Beast," featuring a sassy, red-haired little girl named Maggie and her friends, a pig named Hamilton Hocks and the Beast, a giant monster who has red polka dots on his bright yellow hide.
The peasant is an evil, cunning, ferocious beast, half-civilized; he has neither heart nor integrity, nor honor; he lets himself be led to ferocity, were it not that the other two states crushed him mercilessly and reduced him to not being able to commit the crime he would want to commit.
But suddenly three ferocious beasts are blocking his path — a wolf, a leopard, and a lion.
In composition, these figures look like the ferocious beasts rendered in metalwork by nomadic peoples of the Asian Steppes.
"I endured rough handling, ferocious beasts and high winds," he says, "all in the search for my Special Someone".
"She's not afraid of ferocious beasts, crossing wild rivers, climbing mountains and all manner of physical tests," says tincanman.
In quick snapshots or in continuous studies, portrayed as man's best friends, show dogs, or ferocious beasts, dogs show up in many photographer's work.
