Dominating the canvas, a large, pale dead hare hangs upside down, the central focus of this detailed hunting still life. Surrounding it are other game birds, a hunting horn, a rifle leaning against a support, a bird net, and stakes-all elements that vividly depict the spoils of a successful hunt. Painted by Melchior d' Hondecoeter between 1660 and 1695, this oil on canvas showcases the Dutch master's skill in rendering animal subjects and textures with striking realism. It would make a compelling statement in a traditional study or a dining area.