Honey-Badger (1817)

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"Honey-Badger" (1817) by Samuel Howitt is a captivating watercolor painting that features the resilient and tenacious creature known as the honey badger. Crafted with finely executed strokes and a subtle interplay of colors, this artwork highlights Howitt's skill in depicting wildlife with a lively sense of realism.In the painting, the honey badger is illustrated in mid-stride, its body elongated and muscles taut, emphasizing the animal's robust and dynamic nature. Howitt’s use of muted background tones helps to focus the viewer's attention on the badger, whose fur texture is rendered in detailed, almost tactile, lines. The image captures both the determination and the rugged charm of this notorious creature, known for its fearless spirit and remarkable survival skills.Placed against a softly shaded backdrop that suggests a natural, unfocused landscape, the honey badger stands out as the focal point, portrayed with a subtle hint of fierceness in its eyes. This artwork not only serves as a testament to Samuel Howitt’s artistic prowess but also as an homage to the compelling beauty of wildlife.

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Samuel Howitt was an English painter, illustrator and etcher of animals, hunting, horse-racing and landscape scenes. He worked in both oils and watercolors.