The still life captured in its sensual realism: Pieter van Boucle's eye
This composition offers a kaleidoscope of textures and colors, where the pale flesh of the hare contrasts with the metallic reflections of the pheasant's feathers and the satin skin of the fruits. The subtle chiaroscuro highlights each detail — plumage, fur, fabric — and gives the whole a silent, almost ceremonial atmosphere. Painted with meticulous precision, the scene reveals the mastery of 17th-century still life and features an art print of Still Life with a Dead Hare, a Duck, a Pheasant, and Poultry on a Table Draped with a White Cloth, with a basket of fruits that captures the light and invites contemplation.

Pieter van Boucle, master of baroque detail
Originating from the Netherlands, Pieter van Boucle is part of the baroque tradition of still life painters, influenced by the rich chromatics and technical virtuosity of his contemporaries. His works are characterized by finesse of execution and attention to materials, textures, and play of light. Recognized for his balanced compositions and ability to render the materiality of objects, van Boucle helped elevate still life to the status of a true art form. This art print of Still Life with a Dead Hare, a Duck, a Pheasant, and Poultry... illustrates his attention to detail and his artistic heritage in European collections.

A quality art print, ideal for enhancing your interior
This art print of Still Life with a Dead Hare, a Duck, a Pheasant, and Poultry on a Table Draped with a White Cloth, with a Basket of Fruits, adds a subtle elegance to any space. Faithful to the original, the art print captures the nuances, depth, and technical precision of the composition, making this canvas a decorative piece adaptable to the living room, office, or dining room. Its frame and size highlight the scene while facilitating hanging. Choosing this canvas is like inviting a historic work into your home that dialogues with a contemporary interior, while expressing a taste for art and quality.