Vânat - fazani
1942
From the collection of Moldova National Museum Complex
1942
From the collection of Moldova National Museum Complex
Vânat - fazani is a 1942 by Cămăruț Mihai, held at Moldova National Museum Complex.
The painting depicts two birds, likely pheasants, lying on the ground. One bird is positioned on its back, while the other is on its side. The birds are rendered in shades of brown, with some white and black accents. The background of the painting is a mix of earthy tones, including browns, tans, and grays. The brushstrokes are visible, giving the painting a textured appearance. The overall effect is one of stillness and quiet, as if the birds are resting or sleeping. The painting is a print, and its title, "Vânat - fazani," translates to "Hunting - Pheasants." To learn more about the artist's use of impasto, explore the technique further.
Cămăruț Mihai made prints and still-life paintings in mid-20th-century Romania. You’ll find still, glowing oranges in Natură moartă - portocale and snowy hills in Peisaj de iarnă, both quiet scenes that feel close to…
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