Opgezette velduil 1871 - 1876

"Opgezette velduil" (1871-1876) is a photograph by William Notman, a prominent Canadian photographer known for his portraits and landscapes. The image depicts two stuffed owls, showcasing Notman's skill in capturing detail and creating a sense of realism in his work. The photograph is a testament to the popularity of taxidermy in the 19th century, often used for scientific and educational purposes. The owls are presented with striking clarity, their plumage and expressions captured with precision. The work is a compelling example of Notman's mastery of the photographic medium.