Vânătoare de mistreț
1732
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From the collection of Brukenthal National Museum
1732
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From the collection of Brukenthal National Museum
A man crouches low in tall grass, aiming a long spear at a wild boar. The boar’s tusks gleam, its muscles tense. A hunting dog stands ready behind him, ears sharp. This scene isn’t just a hunt—it’s a snapshot of 18th-century forest life. The artist painted it in 1732, so the weapons and clothing feel real but rough. The boar looks angry, not heroic. Check out the bold brushwork at the Museum of Ethnography.
