Deer (c.1872) by John Singer Sargent

Deer - John Singer Sargent - c.1872

Artwork Information

TitleDeer
ArtistJohn Singer Sargent
Datec.1872
Mediumcharcoal
Dimensions28.9 x 38.6 cm
Art MovementRealism

About Deer

The artwork titled “Deer,” created by John Singer Sargent around 1872, is a charcoal sketch that belongs to the Realism art movement. Measuring 28.9 x 38.6 cm, this piece falls under the genre of sketch and study.

The artwork presents the detailed depiction of a deer in a reclining position, showcasing the artist’s mastery of charcoal as a medium. The animal’s anatomy is rendered with precise shading and fine lines, capturing the delicate contours and texture of its coat. The deer is depicted lying on its side with its head held high, a posture that accentuates its graceful neck and slender limbs. The simplicity of the background brings focus to the subject, allowing the viewer to fully appreciate the intricacies of Sargent’s technique and his dedication to realism.

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