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The artist employed a flattened perspective characteristic of medieval illumination. Depth is suggested through overlapping forms rather than realistic spatial recession. The trees are rendered with stylized foliage, creating a dense backdrop that emphasizes the enclosure of the scene. A patterned background, possibly representing a wall or architectural element, appears at the top edge of the composition, providing a contrasting texture to the naturalistic depiction of the forest.
The color palette is restrained but effective. Earth tones – greens, browns, and yellows – predominate, reflecting the woodland setting. The white horse and hounds provide visual contrast against this backdrop, drawing attention to their dynamic movement. The figures’ clothing introduces darker hues that add a sense of formality and status.
Subtly, the scene conveys notions of power and control. The mounted figure embodies authority through his position and attire, while the act of hunting itself symbolizes dominion over nature. The gesture of the man in green suggests an established hierarchy within the group engaged in the pursuit. The deer’s flight represents vulnerability and a desperate attempt at escape. Beyond the literal depiction of a hunt, the painting might allude to broader themes of social order, the relationship between humans and the natural world, or even allegorical representations of moral pursuits.