Een patrijshond en twee kwartels in een landschap met een fontein 1708 - 1767

This etching, created between 1708 and 1767 by Johann Elias Ridinger, depicts a hunting dog in a landscape with a fountain. Ridinger, a renowned German artist known for his detailed animal depictions, captures the scene with meticulous detail, showcasing the dog's powerful stance and the intricate design of the fountain. The artwork, held by the Rijksmuseum, is a fine example of Ridinger's mastery of etching, demonstrating his skill in capturing the nuances of light and shadow, resulting in a dynamic and engaging scene. The use of intricate details and a focus on animal subjects exemplifies the Rococo style prevalent in the 18th century.