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Stag Trophy Head Killed by Ned Ross, ca. 1857. Creator: Horatio Ross
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Stag Trophy Head Killed by Ned Ross, ca. 1857. Creator: Horatio Ross
Stag Trophy Head Killed by Ned Ross, ca. 1857
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Antler Antlers Dead Deer Hartio Horatio Ross Ross Ross Hartio Shot Stag Taxidermy Trophy Trophy Head Walls Albumen Print Albumen Silver Print
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Stag Trophy Head Killed by Ned Ross, ca. 1857 - A Glimpse into the Hunting Heritage of the 19th Century
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. This black and white albumen print captures a moment frozen in time, showcasing a magnificent stag trophy head mounted on a wall. Created by Horatio Ross around 1857, this photograph offers us an intriguing glimpse into the hunting practices and fascination with taxidermy that prevailed during the 19th century. The sheer size and grandeur of the antlers command attention, symbolizing both power and beauty. The meticulous detail captured in this portrait highlights not only the skillful craftsmanship involved in preserving such trophies but also serves as a testament to man's desire to conquer nature. As we delve deeper into this image, we are introduced to Ned Ross - perhaps an accomplished hunter or even a member of Horatio Ross' family - who is credited with bringing down this majestic creature. This photograph invites contemplation about our relationship with wildlife and raises questions about conservation efforts throughout history. Displayed within the hallowed halls of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this piece represents more than just an artistic creation; it embodies our collective heritage and cultural values surrounding hunting traditions. It reminds us how art can serve as a window through which we explore historical moments while contemplating their significance in today's world. Horatio Ross' "Stag Trophy Head Killed by Ned Ross" stands as both an aesthetic marvel and thought-provoking artifact that continues to captivate viewers even after
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