Camels 

Herman van Swanevelt's "Camels" depicts two camels in a landscape, one prominently displayed in the foreground. The meticulous detail of the animals’ fur and anatomy reflects the artist’s interest in naturalistic representation. The background features a distant village, with a glimpse of what appear to be pyramids, suggesting an exotic, perhaps Middle Eastern, setting. The overall composition emphasizes the grandeur of the camels and their strength, making them central to the scene. This etching, likely created during the artist's lifetime, is an example of Swanevelt's fascination with landscapes, capturing the majesty of nature in its purest form.