Attributed to David de CONINCK (Antwerp 1643 - 1705 Brussels), White hen, her cockerel and chicks, guinea pigs, in a landscape. Oil on canvas. On the back, on the stretcher, stencil mark, in black ink, probably corresponding to a Christie's sale, mid 20th century: 950HX. Height Height : 100 cm. Width: 125 cm. Repainting probably carried out in the first half of the 20th century. Minor damage to the upper left corner. Small dent towards the upper left corner. Minor damage to the lower left corner, scattered restorations. A painter of animal still lifes whose international career took him to the courts of Brussels, Paris, Venice, Munich, Vienna and Rome, Coninck was particularly fond of composing with gallinaceous birds posing next to rodentians. Our composition is similar to "Cock, turkey, parrot, rabbits and guinea pigs", in Poznan (Muzeum Narodowe, inv. 55, oil on canvas, 95 x 130 cm.) or "Cock, turkey, peacock and rabbits", in Genoa (Palazzo Reale, inv. 1204, oil on canvas, 122 x 168 cm.).