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Charles-Émile Jacque — Herd of Swine

Charles-Émile Jacque

Herd of Swine

1868

"Herd of Swine" is an etching by French artist Charles Émile Jacque, a 19th century printmaker renowned for his rural and barnyard subjects. The work exemplifies Jacque's mastery of the etching medium through its detailed rendering of swine in a naturalistic farmyard setting, reflecting his deep interest in agricultural life and animal studies. His accomplished technique demonstrates the tonal ranges and fine linear qualities characteristic of skilled etching practice during this period.

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Charles-Émile Jacque, Herd of Swine, 1868

"Herd of Swine" is an etching by French artist Charles Émile Jacque, a 19th century printmaker renowned for his rural and barnyard subjects. The work exemplifies Jacque's mastery of the etching medium through its detailed rendering of swine in a naturalistic farmyard setting, reflecting his deep interest in agricultural life and animal studies. His accomplished technique demonstrates the tonal ranges and fine linear qualities characteristic of skilled etching practice during this period.

Medium
etching
Year
1868
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Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH

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Genre Scene, 19th Century, Naturalistic Style, Barnyard Animals, French Artist, Rural Life, Pastoral Mood, Oil Painting, Realism, Animals

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