Domestic Goose 家鵝

In the agricultural society of Taiwan during the 1930s to 1950s, geese were a common sight in every household. Folklore held that raising geese could ward off snakes. Known for their strong territorial instincts, geese were relentless in chasing away any intruders.

This artwork vividly captures the amusing scene of a child accidentally wandering into a goose’s territory, only to be chased away. The goose, with its energetic and determined stance, contrasts hilariously with the child’s frantic attempt to protect their dignity and escape. This lively and humorous piece brings to life a nostalgic slice of rural Taiwanese life.

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Material: Bronze