Leopard
Ligabue creates this painting dedicated to the theme of hunting and the struggle for survival with extreme accuracy. A leopard leaps forward, obliquely occupying the space of the table, to the sides are inserted scenes complementary to the theme of the work. At the bottom right, in the darkness of the bush, we can glimpse a sort of still life composed of a large black widow, a scorpion and other insects, bird feathers and a human skull, which belonged to the predator
Questions & Answers
What stage of Antonio Laccabue's career does "Leopard" (1957) belong to?
"Leopard", created in 1957, belongs to the Mature Period of Antonio Laccabue's career.
Where does "Leopard" sit within Antonio Laccabue's body of work?
"Leopard" shares with Antonio Laccabue's other works its Naïve Art style and the recorded themes: naïve art realism, survival and struggle, animalistic intensity, key wildlife depiction, nature's raw power.
Who made "Leopard", and when?
"Leopard" was created by Antonio Laccabue in 1957.
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About this artwork
- Title: Leopard
- Artist: Antonio Laccabue
- Year: 1957
- Original dimensions: 130.0 x 201.0 cm
- Format: Panoramic
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Where to see it: Fondazione - Archivio Antonio Ligabue di Parma
- Medium: Oil
- Period: Modern
- Creative period: Mature Period