Eremitagen i Dyrehaven 1763 - 1809

Elias Meyer's "Eremitagen i Dyrehaven" is a 1763-1809 engraving, depicting a small building in the Dyrehaven forest, a popular hunting ground for Danish royalty, near Copenhagen. The artwork showcases the building nestled amongst trees and a grassy landscape, with some deer grazing in the foreground. The composition emphasizes the beauty of nature, and the historical context of the artwork reflects Danish cultural history, particularly the significance of Dyrehaven for hunting and leisure. The artwork is a fine example of 18th-century Danish landscape art and can be found at SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst.