View of Lake Geneva by Joseph Vernet (1750)

Engraving of Lake Geneva with hunters shooting birds from the shore, rowboats on the water, and rays of sun breaking through

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This black and white engraving shows a broad lake scene under a sunburst sky, with hunters firing at flocks of birds from the shore while dogs work the water's edge. Rowboats with passengers and a tree-lined bank frame the composition, and a ruined structure stands on the distant hill. The print is titled View of Lake Geneva, attributed to Joseph Vernet, dated 1750.

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1750

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Wikimedia Commons

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