Melchior de Hondecoeter was a master of Dutch still life painting, renowned for his vibrant depictions of birds and flowers in banquet settings like 'The Feast of Bacchus' – discover the lively beauty of his 17th-century world.
Hunting by a burglar. On the steps for a balustrade are a dead hare, heron, snip, pheasant and other poultry. On and behind the balustrade, on which is a vase with an orange tree, there are two peacocks, in the garden there is a turkey. On the wall is a hunting horn. Pendant of SK-A-170.
