One painting of with this English title was comissioned by the Bavarian duke Maximilian and differs from a work painted a year before partly in that the titular action is being performed by a knight.
One painting of with this English title was comissioned by the Bavarian duke Maximilian and differs from a work painted a year before partly in that the titular action is being performed by a knight. Jean-Leon Gerome depicted a group of five people returning from this activity in 1889, and another painting with this title was executed by Emile Vernet in 1836 and shows a mounted warrior in the left foreground with a raised spear. The artist of the most famous painting with this name also painted a version with the titular activity taking place in Morocco using a rifle, but the more famous version depicts several Arabs with spears attacking the titular beasts, which have downed one of the humans and a horse. For ten points, give the title shared most famously by paintings of Eugene Delacroix and Peter Paul Rubens, both of which depict the attempted killing of certain wild cats.
One painting of with this English title was comissioned by the Bavarian duke Maximilian and differs from a work painted a year before partly in that the titular action is being performed by a knight.
The {Lion Hunt}