​A high-quality oil on canvas from the prestigious Munich School (Münchner Schule), dating to the turn of the 20th century (circa 1890–1910). The artwork depicts a classic rural scene: a majestic rooster and three hens in a barn, rendered with the naturalistic precision typical of masters like Carl Jutz or Julius Scheuerer. ​ The painting is remarkable for its luminous impasto, particularly visible in the iridescent plumage of the rooster. The atmospheric lighting and the "portrait-like" character of the animals reflect the peak of German animalist painting of the late 19th century. ​ Double Framing & Conservation ​The artwork is presented in a professional double-framing system that enhances its visual importance: ​Inner Frame: A beautiful period-original frame (c. 1900) with a faux-marble/root wood finish and gilded profiles. Note: This inner frame has been professionally reinforced with modern metal staples on the reverse to ensure structural integrity. ​Outer Frame: A contemporary "over-frame" that encases the original one, providing a deep, gallery-style presentation and extra protection. ​ Condition Report ​Surface: Excellent condition. The paint layer is vibrant and stable. Notably, there is no visible craquelure, which is rare for this period and indicates the painting has been kept in a stable, moisture-controlled environment or professionally varnished. ​ Support: Original canvas and wooden stretcher. The canvas is tight and secure. ​Reverse: The back shows the natural patina of 100+ year-old wood, with modern mounting points ensuring the double-frame assembly is solid and ready to hang. ​ Technical Details ​Artist: Munich School (Unsigned). ​Period: Late 19th / Early 20th Century (c. 1890-1910). ​Canvas Size: 20 x 25 cm. ​Total Size (with double frame): 42.5 x 36.5 cm. Professional, safe packaging with reinforced materials. Fast shipping via tracked and insured international courier.