The Hunt in the Forest

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The Hunt in the Forest is a late Gothic–early Renaissance painting by Paolo Uccello, celebrated for its dramatic nocturnal hunting scene and pioneering use of linear perspective.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf painting
tempera painting
artist Paolo Uccello NERFINISHED
artStyle International Gothic NERFINISHED
Italian Renaissance NERFINISHED
collection Ashmolean Museum, Oxford NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Italy
creator Paolo Uccello NERFINISHED
dateOfCreation circa 1470
depicts deer
dense forest
hunters on horseback
hunting dogs
nocturnal hunting scene
describedAs celebrated example of Uccello’s interest in perspective
one of the earliest night landscapes in European art
genre hunting scene
hasColorPalette blacks
dark greens
deep reds
golden highlights
hasTheme aristocratic leisure
courtly hunting
man versus nature
inception c. 1470
influencedBy Gothic visual traditions
early Renaissance perspective theory
languageOfTitle English
locatedIn Oxford
United Kingdom
location Ashmolean Museum NERFINISHED
materialUsed tempera
wood panel
movement Early Renaissance NERFINISHED
Late Gothic
notableFor complex spatial construction
dramatic use of darkness and light
pioneering use of linear perspective
originalTitle Caccia nella foresta NERFINISHED
partOf Ashmolean Museum European paintings collection NERFINISHED
period 15th century
support panel
usesTechnique foreshortening
linear perspective
receding orthogonals

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Paolo Uccello notableWork The Hunt in the Forest