Hunting Graphics, France, 19th-Century, Print, Framed for sale at Pamono

19th-century hunting graphics. It shows two hunting dogs named Flambeau and Galandor. One of the dogs has the letter F painted on the hair. The animals are shown against the background of the farm yard, by the well. Such courtyards were part of the economic part of the building complex belonging to wealthy owners, incl. nobility.

Image captioned: Chiens pour loup et sanglier, Appartenant a M. Charles Frossard (Dogs against wolves and boars, belonging to Charles Frossard).

The graphics are realistic and detailed. The anatomy of animals has been very well depicted, which proves the great skills of the creator and skillful observation of nature.

The figure is a graphic reproduction of the drawing. Artist's signature in the lower left corner: R. DE MORAINE

The artwork comes from the 19th-century French hunting magazine - Journal des Chasseurs.

Graphics in an artistic setting.