Decoy Hunting, 1775 by Francisco Goya, Reproduction Painting

Decoy Hunting, 1775

Roll in tube / 16x24”(40x60cm)
$191.39
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Decoy Hunting, 1775 by Francisco Goya, Reproduction Painting
  • Decoy Hunting, 1775 by Francisco Goya, Reproduction Painting
  • Decoy Hunting, 1775 by Francisco Goya, Reproduction Painting
Decoy Hunting, 1775

Decoy Hunting, 1775

$191.39
$191.39 $289.99
Title
Decoy Hunting, 1775. This is a hunting stand with two caged birds as decoys, a crouching dog, and a net on the tree that frames the group. The study of the birds and dog, as well as the bush in the foreground, reveal Goya´s interest in flora and fauna, which he paints with precision. The mitte owl, a nocturnal bird, is quite similar to the owl Goya used in his drawings and etchings as a personification of evil forces. Here its appearance is more that of a stuffed animal than of a study from nature. This cartoon was for one of the tapestries intended to hang above a door in the dining room of the Prince and Princess of Asturias at El Escorial.

  •  Our Reproduction is 100% Hand painted art:

    Size: Various Sizes Available
    Medium:  oil, canvas
    Type: Reproduction
    Artist: Francisco Goya
    Delivery Time: 14-21 days
    Item #: R-FG-052

    Decoy Hunting, 1775 by Francisco Goya can be reproduced with the same emotions of the original masterpiece. In our in-house studio artists carefully recreate the painting detail-by-detail, colour-by-colour to near perfection.

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