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A Stag Hunt In A
Forest
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A stag is surrounded by hounds & by hunters on foot & on horseback in a river in a forest. The figures are noticeably expensively dressed & so they are probably aristocrats. In the Netherlands of the 17th century hunting remained a royal & aristoc ...
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A Stag Hunt Print
A Stag Hunt Print
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This picture shows an imaginary landscape with a stag hunt. The fashionable attire of the hunters underscores the fact that hunting on horseback was a privilege reserved to the aristocracy in 17th-century Holl&. The beautifully drawn horses, the white horse in particular, are a trademark of Wouwermans. On the hill on the right a hermit outside his hut can also be made out. This was perhaps intended as a moralising counterpoint to the leisurely pursuits of the elegant hunters. The fluid style of this picture is characteristic of the artist's later years. ...
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A Still Life Of
Flowers In A Wan-Li
Vase Print
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Create your own bespoke print of Ambrosius Bosschaert the Elder’s A Still Life of Flowers in a Wan-Li Vase from our collection. About this painting A Still Life of Flowers in a Wan-Li Vase, 1609
- 1610 © The National Gallery, London This painting joined our collection in 2010 With our custom print service, you can order your own fully customised reproduction from the National Gallery Collection & exhibitions. Choose your own size, print material & frames & have your masterpiece delivered straight to your door.
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A Still Life Print
A Still Life Print
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This is a display of all the riches that could be found on a table. Lobsters & fowls are surrounded by fruits & a background of artichokes. Such paintings were common decoration in dining rooms & represent a fast decorative style of painting without too much effort in creating a focused composition. ...
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A Still Life with Fruit, Dead Game and a Parrot
A Still Life With
Fruit, Dead Game And
A Parrot
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The parrot is a Grey Parrot; the dead game consists of a hare & a brace of partridges, beside which is a jay. This painting is reminiscent of the works of Fyt of the late 1640s, but the handling of paint is rather coarse & so an element of doubt about ...
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A Stream In The Dunes,
With Two Bathers
Print
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The artist painted many scenes set in dune landscapes which recall those near Haarlem. When the painting was cleaned in 1953 it was discovered that a fisherman seated in the left foreground was a later addition, & he was removed. ...
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A Street Show in Paris
A Street Show In Paris
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Harlequin & Crispin are seen duelling on a simple stage. They are characters from the 'commedia dell'arte', a popular form of comic theatre that originated in Italy. Street theatre was popular in 18th-century Paris. The trees in this picture form a arch ...
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A Struggle in a Desert
A Struggle In A Desert
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Apparently a free copy after a rather earlier picture (possibly 17th century) known as ' The Slaying of Aaron's Grandson' (private collection). This painting was probably painted in the early 19th century & was once attributed to Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps ...
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A Study of an Elderly Man in a Cap
A Study Of An Elderly
Man In A Cap
£20.000
This picture of an elderly man belongs to a category of picture known in Dutch as a 'tronie'. ' Tronies' are pictures of men or women, most often bust- or half-length, who cannot be, & are not supposed to be, identified. They were not portraits but rathe ...
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A Torrent In A
Mountainous Landscape
Print
£20.000
Though signed & traditionally ascribed to Ruisdael, the picture has sometimes been attributed to Jan (Johan) van Kessel (1641
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A Stream By A Wood

This is a study for a composition elaborated in a larger picture by Hobbema (Rotterdam, Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen), which follows this design fairly closely but also includes a road with figures and a horizon on the left. The landscape is similar in t
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This is a study for a composition elaborated in a larger picture by Hobbema (Rotterdam, Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen), which follows this design fairly closely but also

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Wood - A hard material found in trees. Used for tool making, fuel and construction.
Road - a manmade lane or a path that is used to speed up travel.
Composition - A way in which something is made up.
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