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A vixen and a lioness discuss the size of their broods. 1811 (etching)
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A vixen and a lioness discuss the size of their broods. 1811 (etching)
7235823 A vixen and a lioness discuss the size of their broods. 1811 (etching) by Howitt, Samuel (1756-1822); (add.info.: A vixen and a lioness discuss the size of their broods of cubs. Lioness and fox. Illustration of a fable by Greek author Aesop. Copperplate etching drawn and engraved from life by Samuel Howitt from his own A New Work of Animals, Principally Designed from the Fables of Aesop, Gay and Phaedrus, Edward Orme, London, 1811.); © Florilegius
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In this etching by Samuel Howitt, we are transported to a whimsical scene where a vixen and a lioness engage in an animated conversation about the size of their respective broods. The intricate details of the print bring to life the characters from Aesop's fable, as they discuss their offspring with great enthusiasm. The vixen, known for her cunning nature, stands confidently beside the regal lioness. Their contrasting sizes and demeanors create an intriguing visual juxtaposition. As they exchange words, one can almost imagine the wily fox sharing tales of her numerous cubs while the majestic lioness boasts proudly about her own formidable litter. This artwork not only showcases Howitt's exceptional talent as an engraver but also serves as a reminder of timeless themes found within literature and folklore. It highlights the importance of family dynamics and generational legacies that transcend species boundaries. Through his masterful use of copperplate etching techniques, Howitt captures both the physicality and essence of these animals. The fine lines and delicate shading add depth to each creature's fur, making them come alive on paper. As viewers gaze upon this enchanting print, they are invited into a world where imagination intertwines with reality. It is a testament to our fascination with wildlife and storytelling traditions that have endured through centuries. Overall, "A Vixen and a Lioness Discussing the Size of Their Broods" is not just an exquisite piece of art; it is also an invitation to explore ancient wisdom passed down through fables like Aesop's in order to gain insights into our own human experiences.
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