Winslow Homer abandons the human subject entirely…
1893 CE
A fox ventures forth to forage for berries on the snow-covered land, and a sinister line of starved black crows converges to attack him.
The ensuing life-and-death struggle will be over quickly, but the pulse of nature that drives the winter ocean against the cliffs in the distance will go on forever.
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Winslow Homer: The Fox Hunt (1893); oil on canvas 96.5 cm (37.9 ″) x 174 cm (68.5 ″); Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
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