Pluimvee 1860 - 1861
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"Pluimvee" (Poultry) is a lithograph by Victor Adam, a Belgian artist who lived from 1801 to 1866. Created in 1860-1861, the artwork depicts a group of poultry, including a rooster, hens, and other birds, in a naturalistic setting. The piece is a detailed and expressive depiction of everyday life, with a focus on the animals' postures and interactions. Now located in the Rijksmuseum, the lithograph measures 242 mm in height and 319 mm in width, demonstrating the meticulous detail and artistry of Adam's work.
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