Two Deer--The Hunter Comes, Edward Kemeys, ca. 1870-1907
Edward Kemeys, portraitEdward KemeysAmerican, 1843–1907

Two Deer--The Hunter Comes

ca. 1870-1907 · Sculpture · 16.2 × 28.9 cm

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Washington, D.C., United States

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About the sculpture

Edward Kemeys’ extensive study of animals in the wild gave him a feeling for their characters. His sculptures convey a wildness and individuality that were lost to animals in captivity. Although the beasts in many of his sculptures appear at rest, we often get the sense that more is happening in the wider environment.

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1984.141.13

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