A morte do último rinoceronte branco macho nos levou a compilar a representação desse animal na arte para divulgar na luta de sua preservação. As duas fêmeas restantes serão fertilizadas artificialmente. Sudão.
Autor desconhecido. Gilt Bronze Rhinoceros and Groom, Western Han Dynasty (206 BC-9 AD)
Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528) Rhinoceros, 1515. Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC.
Jan Wandelaar (1690-1759) Clara, das Rhinozeros , 1742.
Jean-Baptiste Oudry (1686-1755) Portrait of Clara in Paris in 1749, 1749. Staatliches Museum Schwerin
Pietro Longhi (1701-1785) Rhinoceros, 1751. Museo del Settecento, Venice.
Alessandro Longhi (1733–1813) The Rhinoceros, Clara, in the Foreground, her Keeper Holding her Horn and a Whip behind her at Center with Various Other Spectators in Carnival Masks, 1751. Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC.
Ludwigsburg Porcelain Manufactory (1758–1824) Turk on a Rhinoceros, 1755-1760. Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC.
George Stubbs (1724-1806) Rhinoceros, 1799. Hunterian Museum.
Saleh Ben Jaggia Raden (1811-1880) Buitenzorg Battle between a Young Javanese Rhinoceros and Two Tigers, s.d. Coleção particular.
Henri-Alfred Jacquemart (1824-1896) Rhinocéros, 1878.
Andy Wharol (1928-1987) Rhinoceros, 1983.
Frederico Feline (1920-1993) La Nave Va, 1883.
Salvador Dali (1904-1989) Rhinocéros Cosmic, 1989.
Marlys Fuego and William Perez () Rhinocerus, s.d Museu of Latin America.
Niki de Saint Phalle (1930-2002) Rhinoceros, 1999.
Walton Ford (1960-) Loss of the Lisbon Rhinoceros, 2008. Coleção particular.
Nadin Ospira (1960-) El Rinoceronte de Durero, 2013.
Zheng Hong Xiang (1983-) The Rino: in Memory of Clara, s.d.
Gillie (1965-) and Marc Schattner (1961) The Last Three, Rendering, 2017. East Village, NYC
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