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1327 - Benno Adam (1812 Munich – 1892 Kelheim)
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Benno Adam (1812 Munich – 1892 Kelheim) Hunting Dog with Killed Game Birds An early, large-format, representative masterpiece by the renowned animal and hunting painter, which stands out here for its particularly vivid depiction of the dog (presumably an English Pointer). Benno Adam, the eldest son and gifted pupil of Albrecht Adam, devoted himself not only to depicting domestic and hunting animals but also, in particular, to scenes of high-hunting and fox-hunting featuring riders and packs of dogs. In 1854, he exhibited two paintings of dogs at the art exhibition in Munich, which he showed again in 1855 at the Paris World’s Fair. Oil on canvas, relined; Signed and dated 1852 on the lower left. 82 cm x 118 cm. Framed. Oil on canvas, relined. Signed and dated 1852.
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International Fine Art Auction No. 198 - PART IIAuction house
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