19th-Century Lithograph of Hunting Dogs and Dachshunds Interacting with Cats

Seller: Bartele Gallery - The Netherlands, Langweer, FRL, NetherlandsBartele Gallery - The Netherlands

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19th-Century Lithograph of Hunting Dogs and Dachshunds Interacting with Cats This engaging 19th-century lithograph captures a lively depiction of dogs interacting with cats, featuring the Bracke or partridge dog (De brak, Patrijshond) and the dachshund (De dashond). Originally published in *De Zoogdieren: afgebeeld en in hunne levenswijze geschetst*, this print is a fine example of early zoological illustration, combining naturalistic poses with expressive animal behavior. The Bracke, a type of scent hound, was historically used in Europe for hunting game birds such as partridges. It is depicted in a tense standoff with a defensive cat, a common scene in rural life. The dachshund, originally bred in Germany for hunting badgers, is shown playfully engaging with a cat over scattered bones, while another dachshund sits patiently, observing the interaction. Created by C.C. G. Zool. and printed by La Haye & J. L. G. V., this lithograph highlights the curiosity and intelligence of these breeds. It is a valuable piece for collectors of antique dog prints, animal illustrations, and those interested in the history of domesticated pets and hunting dogs. Keywords: 19th Century, Lithograph, Natural History, Zoology, Bracke, Partridge Dog, Dachshund, Hunting Dogs, Scientific Illustration, Antique Print, Animal Engraving, Wildlife Art, Taxonomy, Netherlands, La Haye, J.L.G.V. --- Condition Summary: The print is in good condition, with minor age-related toning and scattered foxing along the margins. The lithographic details remain sharp, with expressive shading that brings out the animals' textures and postures. The edges show some irregularities from historical binding, but there are no major tears or folds. The overall integrity of the artwork is well-preserved. --- Framing Tips: For the best display, use an acid-free mat in a soft neutral shade to enhance the fine details. A dark wooden or black frame will create a striking contrast, drawing attention to the well-executed shading. UV-protective glass is recommended to prevent fading over time. If displayed with other dog lithographs, matching frames will help create a harmonious and refined collection.…

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19th-Century Lithograph of Hunting Dogs and Dachshunds Interacting with Cats

Bartele Gallery - The Netherlands

Langweer, FRL, Netherlands

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Bartele Gallery offers a wide range of antique maps, prints and rare books. Our extensive collection of antique maps covers every part of the world. Whilst cartography holds a special place in our collection, we also offer thousands of antique prints covering fields of interest as diverse as architecture, natural history, religion, ethnology and many more. Our Abebooks store includes a selection of maps, prints and books for SALE prices. Please visit our other online sales channels to explore our complete collection of original antique maps and print. Save on shipping and order multiple items!…

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Antique Maps, Prints and Books. (large collection of book of the Dutch Indies not yet online)

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