Leopardi

ID: #3579 | Classicisme | Animaux

L'image montre deux léopards dans leur habitat naturel. Le premier léopard regarde droit devant lui, tandis que le second, qui se tient un peu plus loin, est de dos et tourne la tête pour regarder par-dessus son épaule. Les deux léopards ont des taches de fourrure distinctives et sont peints de manière réaliste avec des textures détaillées. L'arrière-plan est sombre et indistinct, ce qui confère une atmosphère mystérieuse au tableau. L'œuvre ressemble à une peinture à l'huile.

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Prevailing color of this fine art print is sombre and its shape is portrait. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.

Jacques Laurent Agasse (1767-1849) was Swiss landscape classicist born in Geneva. He studied at art school, but at 20 years, went to study veterinary medicine in Paris. He utilised the acquired knowledge of anatomy when painting racehorses ( Gray Hunter with a Lady’s Saddle Chestnut Hunter and Bay Hunter) and other animals ( Guanaco). He travelled between France and Switzerland until a rich Englishman asked him to paint his dog. He was so pleased with result that he offered Agasse a journey to England, where he continued painting animals. At the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, he was considered the best painter of animals. They say that despite all his glory, he lived and died modestly.