The Upper Part of a Door 1852

"The Upper Part of a Door" is an 1852 etching by Félix Bracquemond, known for its meticulous detail. The artwork depicts five birds, including a crow, a bat, and three falcons, all mounted on a wooden door. The precise rendering of the birds' feathers and the worn texture of the wood contribute to the realism of the piece. The title refers to the specific subject matter of the artwork, highlighting Bracquemond's interest in capturing everyday objects and their intricate details. This print is a testament to Bracquemond's mastery of etching and his keen observation of the natural world.