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Title
Hunt
Description
Composition in yellow, green tones, earthy, blue, white, ochre, lilac, black and red. Smooth, rough texture in some regions and marked brushstrokes. Composition representing five hunters lanscape of rice fields and forest, with scarecrow. Most of the on the left half of the composition is occupied by rice fields already reaped in the foreground and background, and top to bottom. This area sees boy with trap and cage in hand, standing with his back with his head turned to the right. wear light clothing, have legs apart, arms along the body, holds in his on the left hand a cage with red bird inside, and the on the right, a trap. More to the right, near the rice field boundary, hunter sitting in profile to the right, using straw hat, light clothing and holding a rifle in his on the right hand upon the right. He suggests sitting on a pile of rice straw. Close to a depression in the ground which borders the plantation and forest, is stuck a scarecrow mounted on two beams forming a cross. The head of the scarecrow has almost triangular shape, finding himself sketched facial features and long hair windswept. Your body is represented by piece of stained light fabric in shades of gray and green with patches on red. To the right of center, as in the area of forest, three sitting hunters, two forward and one back. The on the left is carrying a rifle ammunition. The on the right looks up and holds a rifle in his hands. Between the two, back, another hunter, only sketchy. Behind them, you see the forest represented by geometrized area in various shades of green, earthy, yellow, blue and rose, highlighting some banana leaves. At the bottom on the left, the horizon line marking the end of the rice field, blue sky with crescent moon suggested.
Location Created
Author
Candido PortinariPerson
Themes
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Related Document
10
Art Form
PaintingArtFormType
Art Medium
oilArtMediumType
Artwork Surface
canvasArtworkSurfaceType
Certificate
746
Height
130
Width
200
Annotation
Signed and dated in bottom right corner "PORTINARI 57"
