A colorful oil print depicting a hunting party in the Black Forest. A hunting crew is overrun by a deer herd while cooking their hunters lunch. The template for this print is a painting with the name "Dejeuner Interrompu (Interrupted Lunch)". Framed behind glass in a wooden carved frame with painted finish.

Oil color printing, also called oleography or oil printing, is a technique of color lithography (chromolithography). Unlike artistic original printmaking, the primary goal here is not to produce an original multiple times (as a print from an original print medium, that is, from a plate that the artist has worked on himself), but to duplicate an image as a reproduction, imitating the impression of a painted original oil painting. Oil color printing was often used in the 19th century to reproduce famous paintings.