This early 20th-century American Folk Art tin cutout captures a moment of exhilarating pursuit: a sleek fox in hot pursuit of a large white goose, its wings flailing in startled flight, both figures darting through tall grasses rendered in playful, flattened perspective. There’s a joyous immediacy to the composition, a charmingly unschooled energy that defines Folk Art—art created outside formal training, where imagination and instinct dictate every line and gesture. The simplicity of the cutout belies its narrative power; every curve, every tilt of the fox’s body conveys motion with remarkable economy. Mounted on a custom steel wall bracket, this piece transforms any interior into a quiet stage for a fleeting, yet unforgettable story. It’s a vivid example of American Folk Art’s ability to blend whimsy with keen observation, offering both a decorative flourish and a window into the inventive spirit of early 20th-century artisans.

18 in. W x 1 in. D x 12 in. H