An ox carcass by Rembrandt seems so utterly butchered as to be agonisingly still alive. A
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In Simon Schama's book "Hang-Ups: Essays on Art," he describes a striking artwork by Rembrandt featuring an ox carcass. The painting presents the carcass in such a raw and visceral way that it appears almost alive, evoking a sense of discomfort in the viewer. The lifelike quality of the depiction creates a powerful emotional response, showcasing Rembrandt's mastery in capturing both the physical form and the essence of death.
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