Fotoreproductie van een tekening van jagers die sambars besluipen before 1880

This photoreproduction, created by Nicholas & Co. before 1880, captures a scene of "sambur stalking," a type of hunting in which hunters stealthily approach their prey. The image showcases a group of sambar deer, a species native to India, in a mountainous landscape. This artwork is a snapshot of the adventurous sport of hunting, offering a glimpse into a specific historical period and location. The photograph's small dimensions suggest it was originally intended as a more intimate, personal piece, perhaps for a hunting journal or private collection.