By evening, the fox stops looking decorative and starts working. The room reads warmer, the dark green pulls the walls in, and the rust tones in the fur start picking up the lamps. It’s a piece that earns its keep on a wall that needs more than another quiet landscape. Hang it where people pause a hallway, a study, the wall facing the sofa. It carries weight on its own at medium or large size, and softens a sharper modern room without flattening it. Pair with oak or walnut, deep green or oxblood upholstery, brass fittings and linen. Skip the temptation to crowd it with more florals or another animal portrait let the fox be the loudest thing in the room. The canvas finish softens the typography and gives the florals a textile-like depth.