Twee studies van een dode haas Possibly 1874

Johannes Tavenraat’s “Twee studies van een dode haas” (Two studies of a dead hare) is a study in pen and brown ink on paper. It depicts a dead hare from two perspectives, showcasing the artist’s keen eye for detail and anatomical accuracy. Executed in the late 19th century, the artwork is characterized by Tavenraat's signature style, marked by a delicate touch and a sensitive portrayal of the animal's form. Now housed at the Rijksmuseum, this study demonstrates the artist's dedication to the meticulous observation of nature, a defining trait of his prolific career.