Trofee met hert en vogels Possibly 1757

"Trofee met hert en vogels" (Trophy with Deer and Birds) is a 1757 etching by Dutch artist Paul Angier (1749-). The artwork displays a detailed depiction of a hunting trophy consisting of a deer, two birds, and oak branches. The image is reminiscent of the Dutch Golden Age tradition of still life paintings, showcasing the artist's skill in rendering textures and forms. Angier's use of light and shadow enhances the realism of the composition, emphasizing the intricate details of the animals and the delicate foliage. The piece's small size and the detailed execution suggest it was likely intended for private collection or as a decorative element within a domestic setting.