Veertien vogels waaronder een kalkoen en drie uilen 1547 - 1590

"Veertien vogels waaronder een kalkoen en drie uilen" is a 16th-century print by Philips Galle, a prominent engraver of the Netherlandish Renaissance. The intricate artwork, currently housed at the Rijksmuseum, depicts a variety of birds, including owls, a turkey, a bat, and a magpie. It is a fine example of the meticulous detail and naturalism that characterized Galle's work. The scene is composed with a sense of depth, highlighting the careful observation of animal anatomy and behavior characteristic of the artist's style. The print is a testament to the burgeoning scientific interest in natural history during this period.