And yet the calf did appear to soften what Cockerell calls Thatcher's "ferocious" image at the time: the Conservatives won the election, as well as virtually every seat in East Anglia.
Some historians, including David Cordingly, believe this was deliberately done to cultivate a ferocious image.
The demon-eyed, tail-in-mouth figure looks a little like a micro-detail from a depiction of hell by 15th century Dutch painter Hieronymus Bosch, juxtaposing the duo's very contemporary, microbially fracturing take on trap beats with a ferocious image that seems centuries-old.
The name he chose for the Trinity project alludes to the John Donne Holy Sonnet that begins "Batter my heart, three person'd God": 14 ferocious lines bristling with images of warfare, imprisonment and sexual violation.
Ferocious paintings of Elizabeth Taylor, their images cribbed from publicity photos, are encrusted with fake fur and mirrors and peppered with a sailor's arsenal of expletives.
Hunched over in an animalistic crouch, surrounded by a predatory-looking pack of dancers, she performs an angry version of her pounding song "Teeth," as images of a ferocious wolf loom behind her.
Mafalda Clewlow, from Biddenham, in Bedfordshire, posted images of the "ferocious attack" on her King Charles Spaniel on social networking site Facebook.
But James's imagination also brooded over a Hot Hell image: a big, ferocious creature poised to spring.
Her self image is quite ferocious, really: Olivia said once that we should get her a tee-shirt that reads:" Not Cute.
His initial yellow-and-blue attire did not evoke the image of a ferocious woodland animal, but his trio of claws and his surly attitude made him stand out among superheroes of the day.
