Fliehende Zebraherde, Zwischen (1911-1916)

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"Fliehende Zebraherde, Zwischen" (1911-1916) by Wilhelm Kuhnert captures a moment of wild beauty and thrilling chaos in the natural world. In this vivid portrayal, a herd of zebras is depicted in a frantic rush, their distinct stripes merging into a hypnotic pattern that conveys movement and panic. The brushwork is dynamic and rough, mirroring the hurried scattering of the zebras as they navigate through the rugged landscape.Kuhnert, known for his realistic and detailed portrayals of wildlife, demonstrates his skill in observing and capturing animal behavior and the environment in which they thrive. The painting blends dark and light elements, with a backdrop that subtly transitions from the tumultuous activity of the herd to the serene blues of the sky and distant foliage. This contrast not only enhances the focal action but also deepens the viewer's sense of the space and atmosphere surrounding these creatures.

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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.