Rosa Bonheur, Lioness At Rest, Oil On Panel Signed

"Portrait" animal representing the lioness Rosa Bonheur, named Fatma.

In 1859, Rosa Bonheur moved into his house ByWard Castle near Fontainebleau sheltering his studio but also a park, a real arch, made of deer, deer, sheep, horses, sheep, wild boar, and a pair of big cats a caged lion and especially a lioness named Fatma by Rosa Bonheur, left free full about this painting.

Fatma lioness as Rosa Bonheur was tamed and was particularly fond portrayed by the artist on several occasions from 1859 to the end of the 80 This study oil just as simple - because tightened on a single topic - very successful , made with a touch of both smooth and crisp forms a sensitive portrait of this dear lioness to the artist.

Dimensions: 33,7cm x 30.2 cm (framed) - 21.7 cm x 18 cm view (single work).

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