Jagdbeute 1912

"Jagdbeute," meaning "Hunting Prey," is a 1912 painting by German artist Carl Reichert, known for his animal depictions. This oil on canvas showcases a hunting scene with two dachshunds, likely a pair of hunting dogs, having captured a fox, its lifeless form lying at their feet. The realistic detail and the scene's depiction of hunting prowess highlight the artist's skill in portraying animals and their natural behaviors. Reichert's works often captured the relationship between humans and animals, depicting hunting dogs and their prey in dramatic and compelling ways.