Two lively canvases attributed to a follower of David de Coninck depict cockerels, hens, and an assortment of birds gathered in animated compositions — one set before an elegant fountain, the other opening onto a sweeping landscape. Rendered in oil on canvas, the paintings showcase the rich tradition of Flemish decorative bird painting, with careful attention to the varied plumage and natural behaviors of the fowl. Together as a pair, they demonstrate the enduring influence of de Coninck's approach to animalia, combining ornamental grandeur with an naturalistic observation of the avian world.