Noble Beasts: Hunters and Hunted in Eighteenth-Century French Art
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Noble Beasts: Hunters and Hunted in Eighteenth-Century French Art

by Amy Freund

art history French Art
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Noble Beasts examines the representation of hunters and hunted animals in eighteenth-century French art. Centered on the visual culture of the period, this study considers how artistic depictions of noble beasts illuminate the relationship between art, hunting, animals, and history in France.

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Noble Beasts explores representations of hunters and hunted animals in eighteenth-century French art.

The book focuses on the ways noble beasts were depicted within the artistic culture of the period.

By bringing together themes of hunting, animals, and visual representation, it offers a historical perspective on French art.

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