傷ついた鷲
circa 1870
Rosa Bonheur, a 19th-century French artist who famously wore trousers and smoked cigars to blend in at horse markets, brings her signature realism to this dramatic scene. The majestic eagle, likely struck by a hunter's bullet, is captured mid-plummet with one wing majestically spread and the other drooping heavily. You can almost hear the cry from its open beak as it falls against a backdrop of swirling, turbulent clouds. Bonheur’s intense study of animal anatomy makes the feathers and talons look incredibly lifelike, turning a moment of death into a powerful symbol of wild spirit.
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