The artwork entitled “After Osmondonson they are rescued” is crafted by the artist Henry Darger, belonging to the Art Brut and Japonism movements. This piece falls under the genre of illustration.
The artwork presents a fantastical and narrative scene steeped in imaginative fervor. It is divided into distinct sections, each teeming with activity and storytelling elements. On the left, a group of children and uniformed figures interact on a landscape that suggests rocky terrain. The center panel displays a mix of characters, including children on horseback, set against a backdrop of vibrant green foliage and a blazing red sky. The right panel depicts an intense encounter with a tiger, surrounded by dynamic figures, some appearing to take defensive stances. The overall composition conveys a sense of adventure and rescue, consistent with the title, and exemplifies Darger’s unique illustrative style.