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Renard Escapes with a Chicken that he Stole from a Clergymans Table, 1650-75
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Renard Escapes with a Chicken that he Stole from a Clergymans Table, 1650-75
Renard Escapes with a Chicken that he Stole from a Clergymans Table. From Hendrick van Alcmars Renard The Fox, 1650-75. Fourth state of five
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Albert Van Everdingen Aldret Van Everdingen Allaert Van Everdingen Allard Van Everdingen Allart Van Allart Van Everdingen Amsterdam Cats Chaos Chicken Churchman Clergyman Cleric Escape Escaping Everdingen Everdingen Allart Van Fable Feline Felines Renard The Fox Stolen
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This photo print, titled "Renard Escapes with a Chicken that he Stole from a Clergymans Table" takes us back to the 17th century in Amsterdam. Created by the talented Dutch artist Allart van Everdingen, this engraving captures a moment of chaos and mischief. In this scene, we see Renard the Fox cunningly stealing a chicken from a clergyman's table inside a rustic house. The clergymen represent Christianity and religion, while Renard embodies trickery and deceit. This fable-like image explores the concept of morality and temptation. The composition is filled with intricate details - from the beautifully engraved buildings to the expressive faces of both human and animal characters. The contrast between light and shadow adds depth to this indoor setting, emphasizing the tension between good and evil. Van Everdingen's skillful use of line work brings life to each character, particularly capturing Renard's sly expression as he escapes with his stolen prize. The presence of women in traditional attire further enhances the rural atmosphere depicted in this artwork. As part of Heritage Art collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, this piece showcases regionalism within Dutch art during the 17th century. It serves as an important reminder of our cultural heritage while also highlighting Van Everdingen's mastery as an artist.
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