Schweinsaffe (Ca. 1905)

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Wilhelm Kuhnert's painting, titled "Schweinsaffe" (circa 1905), captures an evocative and unique perspective that reflects the artist’s keen observation of nature. The artwork prominently features a Babirusa, also known as a "pig-deer," portrayed in an unusual and intimate angle. This close-up presents the animal lying on the ground, with its features exaggerated and dramatized under Kuhnert’s brush strokes.The artist’s choice of colors and the swift, textured application of paint accentuate the physical characteristics of the creature, particularly focusing on the eyes and the distinctive tusks that curl back towards the forehead. This depiction not only brings out the physical attributes of the Babirusa but also imbues the painting with a sense of immediacy and vividness.Kuhnert, known for his realistic portrayals of wildlife, uses this painting to delve into the depth of character and emotion of the animal, inviting viewers to ponder the existence and essence of such a unique species. "Schweinsaffe" stands as a testament to Kuhnert’s skill in merging artistry with zoological interest, making it a captivating piece for both art enthusiasts and naturalists.

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Friedrich Wilhelm Kuhnert was a German painter, author and illustrator who specialized in depictions of animals. After illustrating Alfred Brehm's books, he traveled to German East Africa to observe animals in their natural habitat and created a series of paintings that defined Africa for many Germans of the period.