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The Hunting scenes genre in painting describes hunting scenes, often depicting hunters on horses, dogs and game. The main features of this genre:

1. Nature: Hunting is often depicted in natural landscapes such as forests, fields and mountains.

2. Dynamism: Painting usually depicts movement, as hunters and game are in motion.

3. Realism: The genre of hunting scenes often displays a wide range of details, such as hunting dogs, hunters' equipment, the anatomy of game.

4. Color scheme: Hunting scenes usually describe the natural environment with very vivid colors, for example, the greenery of the forest or the crimson of the sunset.

5. Composition: Hunting scenes usually have a composition that holds the viewer, for example, leading to the main object of the display.

6. Historical context: In some cases, the genre of hunting scenes may have a historical context, many images may reflect the customs and traditions of the epochs in which they were painted.

7. Social status: The genre of hunting scenes could be associated with the upper stratum of society, which could allow hunting, using expensive equipment and enjoying nature.

Hunting scenes

Pictures:

Land owner :: Alfred von Wierusz-Kowalski	Champion Greyhound Dee Flint :: Arthur Wardle	Champion Greyhound Dee Rock :: Arthur Wardle
A Huntmaster with his Dogs :: Charles Olivier De Penne	Three Terriers on the Scent :: Arthur Wardle	Settler with Game Birds :: George W. Horlor
By The Fox Inn :: George Wright	Outside the Kings Head :: George Wright	The Kill :: Heywood Hardy
Hunting :: Annibale Carracci	The Hunters :: Francisco Domingo Marqus	Return of the Hunting Party :: George Earl
Game Still-Life with Hunting Dog :: Jean-Baptiste-Simeon Chardin	Portrait of Eduoard Delessert :: Jean-Leon Gerome	Gone To Ground :: John Emms
On the Scent :: John Emms	Run To Earth :: John Emms	Depart Pour La Chasse :: Jules Didier
Hemingford Grey, Near St. Ives, Huntingdonshire :: William Fraser Garden	A Huntmaster on a Forest Trail :: Charles Olivier De Penne	Hunting with Dogs on a Forest Path :: Charles Olivier De Penne
Rover and Ruby :: Richard Ansdell	Grange Farm Decoy Ponds East Anglia :: Robert Nightingale	Country Conversation :: William Bromley
Snipe Shooting :: Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps	In Luck Gouache :: Henry Farny	Refreshments :: Heywood Hardy
Hawking :: Richard Ansdell	An Indian Hunting Party :: Edwin Lord Weeks	Leaving For The Hunt At Gwalior :: Edwin Lord Weeks
Rajah Starting On A Hunt :: Edwin Lord Weeks	The Hunter's Tale :: Eugenio Zampighi	A Peep at the Hounds, Here They Come! :: Myles Birket Foster, R.W.S.
Homewards :: George Wright	The Hunt :: George Wright	The Lost Scent :: George Wright
The Meet at the Crossroads :: George Wright	The Lion Hunt :: Horace Vernet	The lion hunter :: Horace Vernet
The Hunting Party :: Jaroslav Fr.Julius Vesin	A Hunt Passing a Coach :: John Sanderson Wells	The Falconer :: Paul Alphonse Viry
Preparing for the Hunt :: Wouter Verschuur	The Return from the Hunt :: Wouter Verschuur

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User User Rating: 400 June 17, 2018

I'm personally indifferent to hunting as a pursuits, but I like many pictures that depict it. Perhaps, because on many of them the main characters are horses and dogs, which, being smart and kind animals, give to hunting a positive shade. Also here more or less the landscapes are often depicted, they are always pleasant to behold, and tune to a harmony with nature.

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