The artwork titled “Deer Stalking,” created by Ivan Bilibin in 1931, is a genre painting that falls within the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. The dimensions of the painting are 66 by 105.5 centimeters.
The artwork vividly depicts a scene of deer stalking, set against a vibrant and detailed forest backdrop. It features finely dressed hunters on horseback, brandishing spears as they follow hunting dogs through the autumn-hued foliage. The richly adorned horses and the hunters’ elaborate costumes are rendered with intricate patterns and a keen eye for detail, characteristic of the Art Nouveau style. The scene is bordered by an ornate frame that complements the decorative elements of the composition. The use of bold colors and flowing lines enhances the dynamic and opulent nature of the hunting expedition portrayed in the artwork.
