Lievre Entoure De Plantes 

"Lievre Entoure De Plantes" is an animal study painting by the German Renaissance artist Hans Hoffmann, likely completed in the late 16th century. The painting depicts a life-size hare in a naturalistic setting, surrounded by meticulously rendered plants and foliage. The artist's keen observation of detail is evident in the hare's fur, the delicate veins in the leaves, and the subtle variations in the ground. This artwork is a prime example of Hoffmann's skill in portraying the natural world with both scientific accuracy and artistic sensitivity, making it a celebrated work of the Northern Renaissance animal portrait genre.