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"The fierce creatures seemed to over-run the car"(colour litho)
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"The fierce creatures seemed to over-run the car"(colour litho)
2813694 " The fierce creatures seemed to over-run the car" (colour litho) by Stott, W.R.S. (1878-1939) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: " The fierce creatures seemed to over-run the car." Illustration for Herbert Strangs Annual, c 1916.); © Look and Learn
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This print titled "The fierce creatures seemed to over-run the car" depicts a thrilling scene where a pack of wolves appears to be attacking an automobile. Created by W. R. S. Stott in 1916, this colour lithograph showcases the artist's exceptional talent for capturing intense moments. In this artwork, we witness the sheer power and ferocity of nature as these wild creatures surround the vehicle with their piercing eyes fixed on their prey. The tension is palpable as the occupants inside brace themselves for what seems like an inevitable confrontation. Set against a backdrop of snowy landscapes reminiscent of Russia's arctic region, this image transports us into a world where survival instincts are put to the ultimate test. The figures dressed in fur coats and winter attire add authenticity to the narrative, emphasizing both vulnerability and resilience in face of danger. "The fierce creatures seemed to over-run the car" serves as a reminder that even within our modern means of transportation, we are not exempt from encountering untamed forces beyond our control. It captures an anecdotal moment that sparks curiosity and leaves us pondering about our place within nature's grand scheme. This striking piece from Herbert Strangs Annual publication continues to captivate audiences with its dramatic composition and skillful execution. It stands as a testament to Stott's ability to evoke emotions through art while highlighting mankind's perpetual struggle against formidable adversaries found in both wilderness and civilization alike.
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