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Animals playing dice, 1770-1808. Creator: Jan Brandes
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Animals playing dice, 1770-1808. Creator: Jan Brandes
Animals playing dice, 1770-1808. Group of animals with human behaviour. In the foreground, a monkey, a boar, a hare, a cat and a dog. Part of Jan Brandes sketchbook, dl. 1 (1808), p. 19
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Jan Brandes' captivating sketch, titled "Animals playing dice," dates back to the 18th century and showcases a whimsical group of animals engaging in an anthropomorphic activity. The scene is set in a woodland environment, with a monkey, a boar, a hare, a cat, and a dog gathered around a table, intently focused on the game before them. The monkey, with a mischievous grin, rolls the dice, while the hare and the cat look on with anticipation. A dog and a boar, with their paws on the table, appear to be waiting for their turn. Brandes, a Dutch artist, masterfully captures the essence of human behavior in these animals, adding a playful twist to the natural world. The use of color and pencil in this sketch brings the scene to life, with the vibrant greens of the trees and plants contrasting against the earthy tones of the animals. The intricate details in the drawing, from the textures of the fur to the individual hairs on the monkey's tail, showcase Brandes' exceptional skill as an artist. This charming sketch is a testament to the rich artistic heritage of the Netherlands and Europe during the 18th century. The Rijksmuseum, located in Amsterdam, is the proud owner of this precious piece, which continues to inspire and delight viewers with its unique blend of nature, anthropomorphism, and whimsy.
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