Die Gluck-henne by Franz Niklaus König (1801)

Hand-colored print of a woman feeding hens in a courtyard with children beside a wooden house and vine trellis.

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A woman in a white dress scatters grain for hens and chicks in a rustic courtyard beside a wooden house, while children sit and stand nearby. A vine-covered trellis and a picket fence frame the scene against a leafy background. The hand-colored print, titled Die Gluck-henne, is by Franz Niklaus König and dated 1801.

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1801

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