Opgejaagde wilde stier valt aan c. 1830
ignaceduvivier
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"Opgejaagde wilde stier valt aan" (Chased Wild Bull Attacks) is a dramatic etching by Belgian artist Ignace Duvivier, created around 1830. The artwork, housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts a bull charging toward a prone figure, while a mounted rider wielding a sword urges his horse forward. The scene is set in a wild, mountainous landscape with sparse vegetation, emphasizing the raw power and danger of the moment. Duvivier's dynamic lines and skillful shading create a sense of urgency, capturing the fleeting action of the hunt. This etching is a testament to Duvivier's expertise in capturing animal anatomy and movement, while also exploring the themes of man versus nature and the thrill of the chase.
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