The Stag Hunt
- Artist
- Paul Bril
- Date
- 1595
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Genre painting
The Stag Hunt is an oil on canvas painting by Flemish artist Paul Bril, likely created in the 1590s. It exemplifies elements of Baroque art through its dynamic composition and rich detail. Although often associated with landscape traditions, Bril’s work also reflects aspects of genre painting, depicting a lively rural scene of hunters pursuing a stag. The painting’s historical significance is highlighted by its inclusion in the collection of Louis XIV, and it currently resides at the Louvre in Paris. The work's vibrant portrayal of nature and human activity captures the spirit of Baroque realism and vitality.
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