Peaceable Kingdom 1847

edwardhicks

abstract painting

animal

rural-area

impressionist landscape

possibly oil pastel

oil painting

fluid art

acrylic on canvas

painting painterly

surrealist

watercolor

expressionist

"Peaceable Kingdom" painted in 1847 by American folk artist Edward Hicks, depicts a scene of harmony between animals and humans. The painting is known for its unique depiction of a peaceful coexistence between a lion and a bull, a theme inspired by the Quaker belief in peace and non-violence. It is also known for its simple yet charming depiction of a bucolic landscape, which serves as a backdrop to the peaceful interactions of a diverse community.