Antique Print of Poultry Attacked by a Hawk by Payne c.1860

Title: Poultry attacked by a Hawk - Die Hühner und der Raubvogel" Detailed illustration of poultry being attacked by a hawk. Here is a description of the entire print: 1. Setting: The scene is set in a rural or natural environment with lush greenery and a serene landscape. In the background, there is a cliff with what appears to be a castle or structure on top. 2. Main Elements: - **Poultry**: There are several chickens, roosters, and chicks scattered throughout the scene. They exhibit various states of alarm and motion, suggesting panic and distress. - **Predatory Birds**: A hawk is depicted swooping down from the sky, clearly the source of the poultry's distress. Another bird, possibly a swallow, is also shown flying nearby. 3. Foreground Details: - The poultry are illustrated with intricate detail, showcasing their feathers, beaks, and claws. Chicks are shown huddling together or running, indicating their fear. - The hawk is captured mid-dive, wings spread, with a menacing look as it approaches the flock. 4. Text: - The text below the illustration is in two languages: German and English. - **German**: "Die Hühner und der Raubvogel" which translates to "The Chickens and the Bird of Prey." - **English**: "Poultry attacked by a Hawk." 5. Artists: - The print is signed by "M. Hondekoeter pinx," indicating the original painting was by Melchior d'Hondecoeter, a Dutch painter known for his bird and poultry paintings...

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