Cartouche met jachtgerelateerde objecten 1731 - 1775

This intricate black and white etching, created by Johann Georg Hertel between 1731 and 1775, is a cartouche adorned with hunting-related objects. The design features a swirling, elaborate frame incorporating a squirrel, a hunting horn, spears, and a hunting dog. The composition emphasizes the Rococo style with its asymmetrical, fluid forms and emphasis on decorative details. The print's delicate lines and refined execution highlight the artistic skill of the artist. This work is a testament to the intricate and captivating artistry of the Rococo period, showcasing the stylistic preferences of the era in design and decoration. The work is currently on display at the Rijksmuseum.