Three Pigeons 1643 - 1705

Jacomo Victors' "Three Pigeons" (1643-1705) is a still life oil painting depicting three pigeons in a rural setting. The work showcases Victors' skill in capturing the delicate details of the birds' feathers and the natural environment. The inclusion of a wooden barrel, a birdhouse, and a figure in the distance suggests a domestic scene, highlighting the close relationship between humans and animals. The painting is a fine example of Dutch still life, emphasizing the beauty and fragility of everyday life.