17th Century Hunting Scene Engraving after Paulus Potter, Engraved by Marcus de Bye Antique

17th Century Hunting Scene Engraving after Paulus Potter, Engraved by Marcus de Bye AntiqueAdditional Description: A finely executed 17th century copperplate engraving depicting a dramatic hunting scene, after the celebrated Dutch animal painter Paulus Potter. The composition captures a powerful bull under attack by a pack of hounds, rendered with exceptional anatomical precision and dynamic movementhallmarks of Potters influential naturalistic style. The engraving bears an inscription within a ribbon cartouche reading P. Potter inv. M. de

executed on official stamped paper

By the turn of the 20th century

The padded seat

Disclaimers: Craquelure and surface wear consistent with age

including full-page devotional engravings and decorative borders

Decorative mounts such as these were widely used in the 19th century to embellish fine furniture

comprising (pair) having demilune shelf above symmetrical scrolls supports

Paper exhibits age-appropriate toning and surface wear

Late 19th C or early 20th Century Boehmian or French enameled art glass (1880-1910)

molded shapes with swirled design

Circa 1880-1910

Printed on handmade laid paper with a visible plate impression and deckled edges