Versailles, Fontaine du Point du Jour, (Tigre Terrassant un Ours par Houzeau) 1903

This 1903 photograph by Eugène Atget, titled "Versailles, Fontaine du Point du Jour, (Tigre Terrassant un Ours par Houzeau)," captures a bronze sculpture of a tiger conquering a bear. The sculpture, created by Houzeau, is situated in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles, a testament to the grandeur and history of the French monarchy. Atget, known for his documentary approach to photography, expertly captures the detail and texture of the sculpture, showcasing its imposing presence within the vast gardens. The photo is held in The Art Institute of Chicago, a renowned museum that houses a diverse collection of art from around the world.