Légende

Eberjagd, Boar Hunt, print, printmaker: William Unger, after painting by Frans Snijders, printer (person): A. Pisani, publisher: Hugo Othmar Miethke, Vienna, 1861 - 1889, printer (person), Lower Austria, paper, chine collé, etching, intaglio printmaking technique, height 315 mm x width 445 mm, boar-hunting, A densely shaded black and white etching shows a large wild boar at the center with bristly fur and an open mouth dripping fluid, surrounded by multiple hunting dogs in various active poses; some dogs are lunging toward the boar with bared teeth while others are retreating or collapsing on the ground, their fur rendered with fine lines and varying patterns; behind the boar there are trees and foliage with textured bark and leaves, and a rocky, uneven ground with tufts of grass and low plants; the sky is lightly sketched with wispy clouds and the overall scene is filled with energetic line work and detailed crosshatching.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B41_057

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

41.2Mo (11.6Mo) / 37.2cm x 27.8cm / 4396 x 3278 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Eberjagd Boar Hunt print printmaker William Unger painting Frans Snijders printer person A Pisani publisher Hugo Othmar Miethke Vienna 1861 - 1889 Lower Austria paper chine collé etching intaglio printmaking technique height 315 mm x width 445 mm boar-hunting densely shaded black white etching large wild boar center bristly fur open mouth dripping fluid surrounded multiple hunting dogs various active poses lunging boar bared teeth retreating collapsing ground fur rendered fine lines varying patterns trees foliage textured bark leaves rocky uneven ground tufts grass low plants sky lightly sketched wispy clouds scene filled energetic line work detailed crosshatching