Medieval manuscript tattoo

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Pictura of Paradin, Claude: Devises heroïques (1557): Nil solidum.

Rabbit blowing a horn. Among the marginal creatures populating medieval manuscripts musical animals are fairly common.

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“"useful creature" flanders, 14th century”

“Newly arrived: a ca. 1620 edition of a satirical academic disputation offering up 23 theses on the nature and qualities of rabbits by Fabius Spengler (pseud.) Who doesn’t love a jaunty 17th-century bunny?”

Why were the artists of that era so obsessed with depicting murderous rabbits? See the examples and read the explanation in this eye-opening post!