Reineke Fuchs 1846
wilhelmvonkaulbach
sculpture
charcoal drawing
charcoal art
portrait reference
unrealistic statue
framed image
black and white
portrait drawing
charcoal
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"Reineke Fuchs" is a 1846 lithograph by Wilhelm von Kaulbach, a renowned German artist. The artwork is a satirical depiction of the cunning fox, Reineke Fuchs, as a king surrounded by other animals, each representing different social classes. The visual style, with its detailed figures and intricate backgrounds, is characteristic of the Romantic period, and the satirical nature of the scene reflects Kaulbach's interest in social commentary. The composition cleverly uses light and shadow to emphasize the cunning and manipulative nature of the fox, while the animals surrounding him symbolize the various types of individuals and their roles in society. This artwork is a fascinating example of how Kaulbach used art to explore social dynamics and human nature.
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