Deer in a Forest Glade 1912

"Deer in a Forest Glade" is a 1912 oil painting by German artist Richard Friese, known for his realistic depictions of wildlife. The painting showcases a stag in a dense forest setting, with the animal's antlers prominently displayed. Friese’s meticulous detail and use of light create a sense of depth and atmosphere, bringing the scene to life. This work exemplifies the genre of animal painting, reflecting the Romantic era's fascination with nature and its creatures. The artwork's realism and attention to detail likely appealed to audiences interested in wildlife and the beauty of natural landscapes.