Zittende smoushond 1817

This etching, titled "Zittende smoushond," was created by François Joseph (II) Pfeiffer in 1817. The artwork depicts a small, furry dog sitting on the ground. The dog’s pose is relaxed, with its head tilted to one side and its body slightly curled. The artist has used a delicate line to depict the dog’s fur, creating a sense of softness and movement. Pfeiffer’s work is known for its focus on the details of animals, and this etching is a testament to the artist’s skill in capturing the unique characteristics of his subjects.