Dead Game Collection

Dead Game, Fruit, Flowers, and Corn by Gibbons (b / w photo)
3102458 Dead Game, Fruit, Flowers, and Corn by Gibbons (b/w photo) by Latham, Charles (d.1912); Private Collection; (add.info.: Dead Game, Fruit, Flowers, and Corn by Gibbons)

A Portrait of a Man
RAF52846 A Portrait of a Man by Troy, Jean Francois de (1679-1752); Private Collection; Photo eRafael Valls Gallery, London, UK; French, out of copyright

Dog dead game oil oak 18 x 23 cm Signed left
Dog with dead game, oil on oak, 18 x 23 cm, Signed left on the stone next to the large plant: A Gryef f, Adriaen de Grijf, Amsterdam um 1670-1715 Brussel

Dogs dead game oil oak 18 x 23 cm Signed right
Dogs with dead game, oil on oak, 18 x 23 cm, Signed right on the stone under the branches: A Gryef f, Adriaen de Grijf, Amsterdam um 1670-1715 Brussel

Dogs dead game oil oak 18 x 23 cm Signed stone
Dogs with dead game, oil on oak, 18 x 23 cm, Signed below on the stone in the middle: A Gryef f.... Adriaen de Grijf, Amsterdam um 1670-1715 Brussel

Jean-Baptiste Oudry Dachshound Pehr Dead Game
Jean-Baptiste Oudry, The Dachshound Pehr with Dead Game and Rifle, Tax Pehr with hunting change, painting, animal painting, 1740, Oil on canvas, Height, 135 cm (53.1 inch), Width

Life Dead Game Adolphe Braun French 1811 1877
Still Life: Dead Game; Adolphe Braun (French, 1811 - 1877); about 1880; Carbon print; 69.7 x 45.2 cm (27 7, 16 x 17 13, 16 in.)

Hunters Dead Game Landscape 1600-1800 Black chalk
Artokoloro

Hunt ca 1859 Oil canvas 93 x 73 1 / 4 236. 2 186. 1 cm
Artokoloro

A Monkey and a Dog with Dead Game and Fruit, Jan Weenix, 1704

Still Life (oil on canvas)
XKH179542 Still Life (oil on canvas) by Ferguson, William Gowe (1632-95); 78.3x64.5 cm; Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany; Scottish, out of copyright

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Exploring the beauty in stillness and decay, 'Dead Game' captures a hauntingly poetic essence. The monochrome photograph of 'Fruit, Flowers, and Corn' by Gibbons evokes a sense of melancholy amidst the vibrant colors that once thrived. In contrast, 'A Portrait of a Man' offers an enigmatic gaze into the past, frozen in time at the Great Exhibition of 1851. The delicate brushstrokes on 'Dog dead game oil oak, ' signed left or right, portray life extinguished but forever preserved. Jean-Baptiste Oudry's masterpiece 'Dachshound Pehr Dead Game' showcases his mastery in capturing nature's fragility with astounding realism. Adolphe Braun's 'Life Dead Game' transports us to an era where hunting was both art and necessity. The black chalk sketch of 'Hunters Dead Game Landscape' immerses us in a world where man coexisted with nature's bounties. Intriguingly juxtaposing animals and produce is Jan Weenix's masterpiece from 1704 titled 'A Monkey and a Dog with Dead Game and Fruit. ' It invites contemplation on mortality while celebrating the intricate details within each element. Lastly, we encounter an exquisite still life painted on canvas—a testament to fleeting moments captured eternally. Each artwork tells its own story within this captivating collection of death transformed into art.