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The Phantom Hunter William Blair Bruce, 1888
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The Phantom Hunter

William Blair Bruce Β· 1888

Why it's great

A ghostly hunter and his dog lead a pack of spectral figures across a snowy field in a haunting night scene. William Blair Bruce, a Canadian painter from Hamilton, Ontario, painted this in France. It tells an old folk tale about a ghostly hunt. It's a dramatic, spooky picture.

Where to see it

πŸ“ Art Gallery of HamiltonHamilton, Canada

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About the artist

William Blair Bruce

1859–1906 Β· born in Hamilton Β· died in Stockholm

William Blair Bruce was born in Hamilton, Ontario, and lived in Europe for most of his career, in France and Sweden. He painted landscapes and dramatic scenes. His paintings and sculptures are now in a museum he planned in his hometown. He died in Stockholm in 1906.

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