Sorry! No Crane by Crane

But there is:

by John James Audubon: Whooping Crane
by Paul Gauguin: Crane on the Banks of the Seine (1875)
by Frederick Stuart Church: Woman and a Crane (Vigilance?) (1892)
by Pierre-Auguste Renoir: Young Woman with Crane (1886)
by William Holbrook Beard: Phantom Crane (1891)
by Frans Snyders: The Fable of the Fox and the Crane
by Berckheyde: The Weigh House and the Crane on the Spaarne in Haarlem
by Gaston Lachaise: Hart Crane (drawing, 1923)
by John Quidor: The Headless Horseman Pursuing Ichabod Crane (1858)
after William John Wilgus: Ichabod Crane and the Headless Horseman (1855)
by Salvador Dalν: Crβne de Zurbaran (1956)
by a Chinese illustrator: Wangzi Qiao riding a crane (517x300pix, 16kb)

and also the photos:

— Sandhill crane (954x741pix, 234kb)
— Whooping crane (939x695pix, 37kb) {not related to Whooping cough}

— Crane fly (197x254pix, 3kb) aka Trichocera annulata

— Yellow crane flower (223x350pix, 10kb) aka Mandela's Gold

— The Paper Crane (426x485pix, 174kb) image on cover of book by Molly Bang.
— Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes (1134x800pix, 125kb) image on cover of book by Eleanor Coerr.

— Wuhan Yellow Crane Tower (1095x770pix, 94kb) _ more pictures _ the story _ Crane birds (there are no yellow ones outside of myths and pictures) don't like it there. _ The Tower was made famous by the poem click for Chinese text by Cuî Hào (or Ts'ui Hao) [704-754], of which this is the English translation:
The yellow crane has long since gone away,
All that here remains is the Yellow Crane Tower.
The yellow crane once gone does not return,
White clouds drift slowly for a thousand years.
The river is clear in Hanyang by the trees,
And fragrant grass grows thick on parrot isle.
In this dusk, I don't know where my homeland lies,
The river's mist-covered waters bring me sorrow.
— Yellow Crane costume (532x800pix, 89kb)

— Yellow crane tower (1280x960pix, 252kb) made of Legos. _ the complete toy crane (960x1280pix, 221kb)

— Cable crane at dam (333x340pix, 126kb _ ZOOM not recommended to 2172x2220pix, 4062kb, unless you are interested in examining closely an example of the texture patterns that mar overenlarged computer images)

— Construction crane (2048x1536pix, 727kb)

— Crane ship (1200x1600pix, 739kb)

— Edward H. Crane (729x700pix, 63kb) This Crane is a US political activist of libertarian tendencies (quite the opposite of Walter Crane), co- founder of the Cato Institute in 1977.
— Judge Mitch Crane (1250x1000pix, 833kb) his web site


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