Wild pigs in the forest
1899
oil
From the collection of National Museum in Warsaw
1899
oil
From the collection of National Museum in Warsaw
In this painting, you see two pigs in a forest. One pig is white with black spots, and the other is black. They are near a large tree with a thick trunk and branches that stretch up and out. The tree has moss growing on it, and there are leaves on the branches. The forest floor is covered in leaves and twigs. The painting is done in warm colors, with lots of yellows, browns, and greens. The light comes from the right side of the painting, making the tree and the pigs stand out. The painting is called "Wild pigs in the forest" and was made by Maria Klass-Kazanowska. You can learn more about this painting at the National Museum in Warsaw.
