Eekhoorns, slangen en amfibieën in het struikgewas 1678 - 1754

"Eekhoorns, slangen en amfibieën in het struikgewas" is a detailed pen and ink drawing by Carl Wilhelm de Hamilton, a Dutch artist working in the 18th century. The drawing depicts a diverse range of fauna found in the forest, including squirrels, snakes, and amphibians, emphasizing the intricate details of their anatomy and natural habitats. The artist's meticulous depiction of the natural world reflects the growing interest in scientific observation and the study of nature during this period. This drawing offers a glimpse into the artist's fascination with the natural world and his ability to capture its beauty and complexity.