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Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton (1664 Brussels – 1750 Vienna) Circle or follower of the 18th century; Hunting Still Life with Killed Wild Birds This lifelike depiction, executed with delicate glazing in the 17th-century tradition, was likely influenced by Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton’s bird paintings. De Hamilton moved to Vienna around 1700, where, beginning in 1705, he worked as a court painter for Emperor Joseph I, Charles VI, Francis I, and Maria Theresa, creating numerous depictions of animals, particularly birds. Oil on canvas, relined; 40 cm x 58 cm. Frame. Circle or follower of Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton (1664–1750), active in the 18th century. Oil on canvas, relined.
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