Opgezette steenarend 1871 - 1876

williamnotman

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"Opgezette steenarend" is a photograph taken by Canadian photographer William Notman between 1871 and 1876. The image depicts a taxidermied Golden Eagle perched on a stump, a popular subject for Victorian naturalists. Notman's work often focused on capturing detailed anatomical studies of animals, showcasing the beauty and intricacy of the natural world. The photograph's composition emphasizes the eagle's majestic presence, highlighting its sharp beak, powerful talons, and intricately patterned feathers.