Use the authentic 1843 painting containing Niger as the exact visual source.
Show the original painting clearly and prominently. Preserve the original brushwork, colours, composition and appearance of the Basenji in the painting.
The painting is the main subject. The aged canvas and historical texture should be clearly visible. Soft natural light, muted brown and grey-blue tones, subtle film grain, restrained historical documentary atmosphere.
Keep the composition simple. Do not redraw or reinterpret the painting. No new people, no new dog, no invented details, no modern museum design, no text, no fantasy, no glossy AI look.
Very subtle animation only. Preserve the painting exactly as it is.
Create a barely perceptible change of light across the aged canvas and subtle natural depth. The painted Basenji, its ears, face, body and tail remain completely unchanged and static.
Do not animate the dog. Do not move or deform the tail. Do not redraw any part of the painting. No camera movement. No text animation. No new objects. No audio.
