A tame and tender animal, that throughout history artist have included within their work. 
These fluffy and adorable animals symbolise fertility in West, luck and longevity in East culture and have been a popular icon around the world. In the 19th century the Victorians began breeding rabbits for competitions and exhibitions and in 1874 the first rabbit breeding clubs were established in Germany. In the 20th it became a special hobby all over Europe.
Often associated with springtime and new beginnings, because of its fast reproduction, a rabbit is a reminder that life is full of possibility. It helps to understand one’s fears to overcome them. And above all, it cultivates confidence in one’s ability to realise dreams and encourages creativity.

Here, a look at my favorite rabbits in art history… Let yourself be inspired!

“Rabbit” by Jeff Koons, 1986
Andy Warhol With Rabbit Rue Princesse, Dorléac & Deneuve by Jean-Jacques Bugat, 1966
“Portrait of a Lady with a Rabbit” by Ridolfo del Ghirlandaio, 1508 + “Young hare” by Albrecht Dürer, 1502
“Green Rabbit” by PJ Natuzzi, Negramaro and Fabio Novembre
“Rabbit Collection” by Qeeboo, 2016
Jumping rabbits inspo by Porter Art Guild and Fanlai
“Rabbit Bag” by Coccinelle, 2024
“Factory” and “Bunny” by Kimano Design
William Morris’ Art and Crafts, 1934-96
“Hares playing in the Spring Field” by Inshō Dōmoto, 1938 + “Rabbits” by Seiho Takeuchi, 1939
“Welcome back dreams” by Missoni, 2022
“The Tale of The Flopsy Bunnies” by Beatrix Potter, 1909
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