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Prehistoric Times Magazine - Spring 2022 #141

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In this issue

Spring has sprung with a new feathered dinosaur painting on our cover by John Sibbick and more of his art inside. Everyone knows Tyrannosaurs rex but now Gregory Paul tells us there were not one but two MORE Tyrannosaurus species in a very thorough article inside. Tracy Ford continues his informative series about feathered dinosaurs and much, much more.

Prehistoric Times Magazine Description:

Publisher: Prehistoric-Times

Category: Science

Language: English

Frequency: Quarterly

In this issue we interview paleoartist Julius Csotonyi who has a new book "Dinosaur World" that contains his art for over 1200 different dinosaurs including many sample shown here. Also interviewed is British artist John Conway who has a new book out titled "A History of Painting (with Dinosaurs)" Featured animals are the giant snake Titanoboa and the Chinese early tyrannosaur Dilong plus many book and figure reviews and much more.