Jacob Xaver Vermoelen

This 19th-century painter filled small, quiet canvases with hunting still lifes—rifles, game birds, and hunting gear arranged against simple backgrounds. On the hunt for a slice of everyday realism, these works sit in the Finnish tradition of still-life painting. Look for Riista-asetelma on your tile—it’s a straightforward shot of pheasant, powder horns and leafy boughs pinned to a wall. Tap the painting itself to zoom in on the glint of metal and the soft sheen of feathers.