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Servants Washing a Deer, ca. 1775. Creator: Agostino Brunias
Servants Washing a Deer, ca. 1775
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Agostino Brunias British West Indies Brunias Agostino Deer Four People Indies Local People Paintings Servant Servants Washing West Indian West Indies Wildlife Yale Center For British Art British Empire
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In this 18th-century oil painting titled "Servants Washing a Deer". Agostino Brunias skillfully captures a unique scene set in the British West Indies. The artist, originally from Italy, showcases his mastery of color and composition as he brings to life an intriguing moment of colonial life. The canvas depicts four individuals diligently engaged in their task of washing a deer. Two indigenous servants, a man and a woman, are joined by two young boys who assist them in this laborious job. The richly detailed interior setting provides an intimate glimpse into the daily lives of these local people under British rule. Brunias' attention to detail is evident not only in the portrayal of the characters but also in his depiction of wildlife. The deer stands calmly amidst its caretakers while they meticulously cleanse its coat. This harmonious interaction between humans and nature serves as a testament to the delicate balance that existed during this era. As we admire this remarkable piece at the Yale Center for British Art, we are transported back to a time when occupation defined one's identity and profession shaped their place within society. Through Brunias' brushstrokes, we witness both the diversity and interconnectedness among individuals living within the British Empire. "Servants Washing a Deer" offers us an opportunity to reflect on our shared history while celebrating cultural heritage through artistry that transcends time and borders.
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