A pack of stunned hounds, staring in disbelief at a rabbit peacefully napping in the grass, oblivious to the watchful predators surrounding it. Each dog, tense with anticipation, seems to share the same thought – surely, it’s not supposed to be this easy! The scene hums with quiet suspense, drawing the viewer into moment and leaving one to wonder what will happen next. Artist Vincenzo Zito, known for his sharp wit, offers a selection of fitting titles for the piece, “Cauchemar du lapin,” “Rabbit’s nightmare,” “C’mon men. Who’ll break the ice,” and “A spread fit for a king” – each adding a playful twist to this captivating illustration. A beloved figure in Palm Beach’s social circles during the 1950s and 1960s, Italian-born Zito was known for his whimsical art that encapsulated a leisurely and carefree era of this iconic resort town. This delightful original is a testament to his talent for blending humor with great detail and a touch of the unexpected. Vincenzo Zito, 1900-1966 Pencil and pen on paper Custom black wood frame with cream mat, conservation glass Frame dimensions: Height: 24 ¼ In. Width: 18 ¼ Depth: 7/8 In.