The Hunt (Design for fabric) 1919

"The Hunt (Design for fabric)" is a 1919 work by French artist Raoul Dufy. Executed in bright red and white on a beige background, the design showcases Dufy's signature Fauvist style. Featuring a hunting scene with a man, a dog, and a stylized forest background, the work embodies Dufy's fascination with the decorative arts. This design was originally intended for fabric, reflecting his interest in integrating art into everyday life. The Art Institute of Chicago houses this vibrant and whimsical creation.