Fotoreproductie van een prent van Eustachius van Rome door Albrecht Dürer before 1870

This 19th-century reproduction of a print by Albrecht Dürer depicts a scene of St. Eustace, a Roman soldier who was converted to Christianity by a vision of Christ. The image depicts Eustace, mounted on a horse, with his family and hunting dogs, encountering a stag bearing a crucifix between its antlers. The scene is set in a woodland landscape, and the figures are depicted with detailed anatomical accuracy and dramatic realism, which is characteristic of Dürer's style. This print, attributed to the anonymous artist, is an example of the widespread dissemination of Dürer's work through reproductions, which allowed for a wider audience to experience his art. The print's small size suggests that it was likely intended for personal use or collection.