Hunting – THAT IS PRICELESS

THROWBACK THURSDAY: MASTERPIECE #1979: 6/21/18

George de Forest Brush, American

How Legendary Native American Warrior Falls-From-Canoe-Just-As-About-To-Stab-Moose Got His Name, 1888

Oil on canvas

Julius LeBlanc Stewart, American

Demonstration Sport at the 2016 Olympics: Synchronized Nude Rabbit Hunting, 1898

Oil on canvas

Carl Friedrich Schulz, German

“Pheasants? My Bad, Guys. I Thought We Were Hunting Peasants,” 1835

Oil on canvas

Richard Ansdell, British

Four Hours Into the Hunt, Gerald Suddenly Remembered He Was a Vegetarian, 1869

Oil on canvas

Julius Monien, German

Henry Was Oblivious To the 8-Point Buck Behind Him Because He Was Busy Making the Pheasant He’d Just Shot Disappear, 1886

Oil on canvas

Martinus Rorbye, Danish

Rare Photo of the Early Use of Waterfowl as a Means of Hypnosis, 1839

Oil on canvas

Henry Herbert La Thangue, English

That Year the Easter Bunny Didn’t Come So We Had to Hunt for Goose Droppings, 1901

Oil on canvas

Johann Christian Reinhart, German

Apollo Slaying the Python (Apparently Unaware You Need a Permit For That), 1817

Oil on panel

William Powell Frith, English

“Now Remember: It’s 100 Points For Cromwell, 500 For Thomas More, and 1000 For That Skank Boleyn,” 1903

Oil on canvas

Frederic Remington, American

“You Know, Soaring Eagle, I’m Starting to Think the Traditional Turkey Might Have Been the Easier Way To Go,” 1890

Oil on canvas