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Johann Elias and Martin Elias Ridinger (1698 Ulm – 1767 Augsburg and 1730 Augsburg – 1780 Augsburg, respectively) after "Reise Jaeger"/"Le chasseur au vol". Original Title 18th-century painting based on the copperplate engraving from Ridinger’s series “Hunters and Falconers in Their Occupations,” published around 1764, plate 13, Thienemann catalog no. 125. Depicted is a hunter in Rococo attire with his pack of dogs, standing next to a stone park garden vase; in the middle and background is a wooded mountain landscape with a village and church. Thienemann wrote about this in 1856: “Those were still good times, when the hunter, as seen here, could roam abroad with a whole pack and hunt to his heart’s content. Our poacher is just trying to keep the dogs away from the killed hare and game birds.” Oil on canvas, lined; 51 cm x 44 cm. Framed. After Johann Elias Ridinger (1698–1767) and Martin Elias Ridinger (1730–1780). 18th-century painting based on the copper engraving published circa 1764. Oil on canvas, relined.
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