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Antelope Shooting, Decoyed Up

Original price was: $599.00.Current price is: $299.00.

Artist: George Catlin
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A pronghorn pauses at the decoy in this hand-painted reproduction of Antelope Shooting, Decoyed Up by George Catlin, a famous artwork of Plains hunting life rendered in oil on canvas.

Frame
Unframed - Rolled in Tube Stretched +$250.00 Silver White frame +$370.00 Black frame +$370.00 Gold frame +$380.00 Silver frame +$380.00 Gold Black frame +$380.00 Unframed – Rolled in Tube
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Description

A pronghorn antelope freezes mid step at the edge of the open plain, its attention caught by a flicker of cloth staked low in the grass, the decoy that will draw it within range of a hidden hunter. The tension of that instant, curiosity overriding caution, is what George Catlin fixes on the canvas.

About Antelope Shooting, Decoyed Up

Catlin painted this scene during his extended travels among the Plains tribes in the 1830s, a period when he set out to record Native American life and the hunting practices tied to it before, as he believed, they might vanish. The antelope decoy technique he documents here was a genuine strategy: hunters used the animal natural inquisitiveness against it, luring it close with a waving flag or cloth rather than pursuing it across open ground where it could easily outrun them. Catlin renders the landscape in broad, sparing strokes, letting the pale grasses and distant horizon fall away so that the animal and the low decoy hold the eye without competition.

The palette stays close to the earth tones that define much of the Catlin plains work, ochres and dust browns set against a flat, wide sky, with the whole composition built on restraint rather than drama. Light falls evenly across the scene, avoiding theatrical contrast, which lets the pose of the antelope and the geometry of the decoy carry the visual weight. It belongs to that middle stretch of the career of Catlin when documentary intent and painterly economy worked together, producing a body of work that later became one of the most consulted visual records of Plains life, a famous artwork studied as much for ethnographic content as for composition.

The hand-painted reproduction

ByMuseum artists translate this painting into a hand-painted oil painting reproduction, working in oil on artist-grade canvas to match the muted palette and the deliberate spacing between subject and ground that defines the original. Every reproduction is painted by hand, so the raised texture of individual brushstrokes and the subtle variation in the ochre and brown passages remain visible on the surface, the qualities a collector looks for when judging whether a piece was truly painted rather than printed. The aim is fidelity to the original tonal balance and the quiet, observational mood Catlin built into the scene, carried across stroke by stroke rather than reproduced as a flat image.

  • Hand-painted oil on canvas, not a printed image
  • Available in multiple sizes to suit your wall
  • Gallery-ready presentation, ready to hang
  • Certificate of authenticity included with every order
  • Painted to order in 2 to 3 weeks, then delivered in 5 to 7 days
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Unframed — Rolled in Tube

Your artwork is painted on premium cotton canvas, then shipped safely rolled in a rigid tube with extra blank canvas border — ready for stretching or framing locally.

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Antelope Shooting, Decoyed Up by George Catlin - hand-painted oil reproduction
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