Schweißhunde mit erlegtem Hirsch 1902

"Schweißhunde mit erlegtem Hirsch" (Bloodhounds with a Slain Deer) is a 1902 painting by Carl Reichert, a German painter known for his depictions of hunting scenes. The oil painting depicts a group of bloodhounds surrounding a slain deer in a snowy forest, showcasing the artist's talent in capturing the detail and drama of the hunt. Reichert’s work often focused on the animals involved in hunting, rather than the human hunters, highlighting the power and dignity of nature. His paintings were popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries for their realism and romantic depiction of hunting scenes.