A Tiger Resting (1805)

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Explore the serene beauty of "A Tiger Resting," a captivating painting by the renowned British artist Samuel Howitt, crafted in 1805. This artistic gem portrays a majestic tiger lying gracefully upon a rocky ledge, enveloped by a lush landscape. The tiger's vibrant orange and black stripes stand out against the soft, muted background of gentle hills, a distant mountain, and a sky faded into a hazy light, suggesting the warmth of a setting sun.Howitt's exceptional skill in capturing the essence of tranquility and the powerful demeanor of the tiger is evident. The foliage around the tiger, including detailed ferns and palm-like plants, enhances the exotic feel of the scene, encapsulating a moment of peace in the wilderness. His use of delicate brush strokes and attention to the fine details of the tiger's fur texture and the surrounding flora reflect an admiration for nature's complexity. "A Tiger Resting" is not only a celebration of the wild's quiet moments but also serves as a window into the exotic, inviting viewers to pause and reflect on nature's peaceful yet powerful beauty.

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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.