Jägerleben
Jägerleben is a German sheet of nine small wood-engraved vignettes published in Munich in 1850, credited to Ernst Fröhlich, Bernhard Götz and Nikolaus Knilling, and aimed at a general readership interested in hunting life. The pictures show hunting dogs, forest landscapes and hunters at rest, drawn in small framed scenes that a designer could borrow for a grid of rustic sporting motifs.
