The Fountain, No 10 The Wounded Indian Slaking His Death Thirst
- Artist
- Thomas Cole
- Date
- 1843
- Style
- Romanticism
- Genre
- Sketch and study
"The Fountain, No 10 The Wounded Indian Slaking His Death Thirst" is a compelling Sketch and study that exemplifies the emotive and dramatic qualities of Romanticism. The painting depicts a wounded Native American figure, symbolizing suffering and resilience, as he quenches his desperate thirst amid a turbulent landscape. Its expressive brushwork and vivid imagery evoke intense emotion, capturing the raw human experience of pain and endurance. The work's composition and tone reflect the movement’s focus on individual heroism and the sublime, resonating with themes central to Romantic art.
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