Twee jagers voor architecturale setting 1707
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"Twee jagers voor architecturale setting" (Two Hunters Before an Architectural Setting) is an etching by Dutch artist Jan Goeree, created in 1707. The print depicts two hunters, one holding a rifle and the other with a bow and arrow, standing in front of an elaborate architectural structure with a coat of arms. It is thought to have been a frontispiece for a book about hunting in Great Britain and Ireland, likely "Les Delices de la Grand Bretagne et de L'Irlande" (Delights of Great Britain and Ireland). The etching's detailed style and focus on the hunters and their equipment were popular features of 18th-century Dutch art, and the work exemplifies Goeree's expertise in depicting both human figures and architectural details.
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