Cheval blessé 1901
pieterdupont
photo of handprinted image
ink paper printed
expressing emotion
old engraving style
river
joyful generate happy emotion
culinary art
horse
watercolour illustration
natural palette
remaining negative space
warm natural lighting
"Cheval blessé" (Injured Horse), a 1901 etching by Pieter Dupont, depicts a poignant scene of a fallen horse and its handler. The horse, likely overworked, lies prone while the handler, likely a farmer or wagoner, leans over the beast, his face etched with concern. The artwork's detailed lines and rich tonal contrasts evoke a sense of empathy for both the animal and its caretaker, reflecting the hardships faced by those working with animals. The etching's subject matter is reminiscent of 19th-century realism, capturing a moment of vulnerability and reminding viewers of the symbiotic relationship between humans and animals. The artist's signature appears in the lower right corner, adding authenticity to the piece.
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