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A Horse Frightened by a Lioness, ca. 1800. Creator: Unknown
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A Horse Frightened by a Lioness, ca. 1800. Creator: Unknown
A Horse Frightened by a Lioness, ca. 1800. after George Stubbs
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This print titled "A Horse Frightened by a Lioness, ca. 1800" transports us back to the untamed wilderness of 19th century Britain. Created by an unknown artist after George Stubbs, this oval-shaped enamel plaque beautifully captures a moment of sheer terror and raw emotion. In this scene, we witness a majestic horse caught off guard as it encounters a fearsome lioness lurking in the shadows of a cave. The horse's eyes widen with alarm, its body frozen in fear while the lioness crouches low, ready to pounce on its prey. The white color palette adds to the intensity of the moment, emphasizing both the vulnerability and strength of these magnificent creatures. The composition skillfully combines elements of wildlife portraiture and landscape painting. It invites viewers to contemplate not only the dynamics between predator and prey but also our own primal instincts when faced with danger. This artwork serves as a reminder that even in civilized society, there is still an innate connection to nature's wild side. Displayed at Yale Center for British Art, this heritage art piece showcases both artistic mastery and historical significance. Its detailed execution allows us to appreciate every brushstroke while pondering upon themes such as fear, survival, and our place within the natural world. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing image captured centuries ago, we are reminded that art has always been a powerful medium through which stories are told and emotions are evoked – transcending time itself.
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