Stier van achteren gezien 1803

This etching, *Stier van achteren gezien* (Bull Seen from Behind) by Adam von Bartsch, depicts a bull standing in a landscape, viewed from the rear. The bull is depicted in a naturalistic style, and the artist has paid careful attention to the animal's anatomy and musculature. The print is a fine example of Bartsch's work, which is known for its skillful use of line and its realistic depiction of animals. This piece, created in 1803, is a prime example of the artist's style and is currently on display at the Rijksmuseum.