Kop van hazewindhond 1849

"Kop van hazewindhond" (Head of a Harehound) is an etching by Dutch artist Jan Karel Jacob de Jonge, created in 1849. The print features a close-up portrait of a harehound, its head turned slightly to the side, with a collar and tag visible. De Jonge, known for his animal studies, captures the dog's fur with delicate lines, creating a sense of realism and depth. The etching is a testament to his skill as a printmaker, showcasing his ability to render texture and detail with precision. This piece provides an intimate glimpse into the artist's interest in animal portraiture, reflecting a trend prevalent in 19th-century Dutch art.