Null STRUGGLE FOR LIFE, HUNTING STILL LIFE. 1980'S
Oil on tablex
Still life of h…

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STRUGGLE FOR LIFE, HUNTING STILL LIFE. 1980'S Oil on tablex Still life of hunting represented by three dogs hunting a deer. Unsigned. Framed with wooden frame.

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STRUGGLE FOR LIFE, HUNTING STILL LIFE. 1980'S Oil on tablex Still life of hunting represented by three dogs hunting a deer. Unsigned. Framed with wooden frame.

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Estim. 1 700 - 2 550 EUR

Weenix, Jan (1640 Antwerp - 1719 ibid., Dutch hunting still life painter) (1640 Antwerp - 1719 ibid., Dutch hunting still life painter) Following, "Still Life with Hare and Feathered Game", oil on canvas, relined, 110 x 91 cm, old restoration. . The present painting follows the tradition of Baroque still life painting. For a long time, the right to hunt was reserved solely for the feudal lord. Hunting still lifes and the depiction of hunted prey symbolised this privilege and represented wealth and an aristocratic lifestyle for their buyers and patrons, who were of noble or upper-class origin. From the late 17th century onwards, depictions such as this large-format still life were a popular motif among Dutch merchants and tradesmen who had become wealthy.

Unidentified still life painter c. 1850, Hunting still life with hare and feathered game, oil on canvas, unsigned, 30 x 26 cm, framed 45 x 40 cm

Estim. 800 - 1 200 EUR

Painter of the early 20th century

Estim. 60 - 80 EUR

KADJAR Papier-mâché inkwell decorated with hunting scenes and scenes of life. L : 22 cm

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