Rabbits 

George Morland, a renowned English painter, created "Rabbits" in the late 18th century, showcasing his mastery of animal portraiture. The painting depicts three rabbits, two gray and one white, inside a wooden enclosure, emphasizing the artist's focus on capturing the natural beauty of these animals. Morland’s attention to detail, evident in the rabbits’ fur and their expressions, creates a sense of realism and tenderness, making the painting a captivating study of animal life.