Stalking Tiger 

Rosa Bonheur was a 19th-century French artist known for her detailed and lifelike animal paintings. In “Stalking Tiger”, Bonheur captures the powerful presence of the tiger in a naturalistic setting. The viewer is drawn to the intense gaze of the animal as it stalks through a desert landscape, showcasing the artist's mastery in capturing the anatomy and movement of wild animals. Bonheur’s work was acclaimed for its realism and contributed to the growing interest in animal studies during the 19th century.