Donkeys out on the Moor

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"'''Donkeys out on the Moor'''" is an oil painting by the English artist John Emms (1843–1912), known for his realistic portrayal of animals, particularly horses and dogs. The painting depicts a group of donkeys in a moorland landscape, a setting that reflects Emms's skill in capturing the essence of rural life in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The composition of the painting, with its attention to the naturalistic details of the donkeys and the moor, showcases Emms's ability to convey the textures of animal fur and the atmospheric conditions of the outdoor environment.

John Emms was born in Blofield, Norfolk, and began his artistic career as an assistant to the eminent Victorian painter Frederic, Lord Leighton. Emms quickly established himself as a talented painter of animals, and his works were sought after for their vitality and character. "Donkeys out on the Moor" is a fine example of his mature style, demonstrating his keen observation and the expressive brushwork that characterizes his best-known works.

The painting is significant within Emms's oeuvre as it illustrates his proficiency beyond the depiction of sporting and domestic animals, capturing the more humble and often overlooked subjects of the animal kingdom with dignity and sensitivity. The artwork's date of creation is not precisely documented, but it is generally attributed to the later period of Emms's career, when he had fully developed his distinctive approach to animal portraiture.

As a notable work by John Emms, "Donkeys out on the Moor" contributes to the understanding of late Victorian animal painting and the broader context of British rural genre scenes. The painting is appreciated by art historians and collectors for its charming subject matter and Emms's technical prowess. It continues to be exhibited and studied as an example of the artist's enduring legacy in the field of animal art.

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