Staande geit by Jacobus Cornelis Gaal

print, engraving

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animal

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print

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landscape

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engraving

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realism

"Staande geit" (Standing Goat) is an etching created in 1851 by Dutch artist Jacobus Cornelis Gaal. The print, housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts a single goat standing in a grassy landscape. Gaal, known for his detailed animal studies, captures the goat's furry coat, prominent horns, and watchful gaze with meticulous detail. The composition of the print emphasizes the goat's form against the simple backdrop, showcasing Gaal's mastery of animal anatomy. The etching's small scale, measuring just 137 mm high and 112 mm wide, adds to its intimate and focused character. The artwork offers viewers a glimpse into Gaal's fascination with animal subjects and his skillful ability to render them realistically.

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