Sportsmen - Falconry

8/23/2019 Sportsmen - Falconry

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Hunting Falcon

Italy 17th Century(Kollerzurich)


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Still Life with a Dead Rabbit and Falcon in a Niche

by Dirck de Bray 1678(Los Angeles County Museum of Art)


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Der Vollkommene Teu!t!che Jger

by Hans Friedrich Von Fleming, Leipzig 1719(DTA)


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Gyrfalconfrom Deliciae Naturae Selectae Oder Auserlefenes Naturalien Cabinet

(Selected Delights of Nature, or the Exquisite Collector's Cabinet)by George Wolfgang Knorr (1705-1761), Nuremburg, Germany 1767

after B. R. Dietzschin, Christian Leinberger, et al., Engraved by Jac. Andreas Eisemann, S. Leitner, Jr, et al.(George Glazer Gallery)


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Greenland Falcon

by George Stubbs 1780(Yale Center for British Art)


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Falcon: Hen Krestel

by William Levin (Made Prior to 1790)(Yale Center for British Art)


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Falcon Hunting

Dutch c. 1720(The British Museum)


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Portrait of a Boy with a Falcon

by Wallerant Vaillant (1623 - 1677)(Metropolitan Museum of Art)


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A Falconer

by John Smith (1632 -1743)(Yale Center for British Art)


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Landscape with a Hawking Party

by Philips Wouwerman c. 1640 - 1668(Victoria & Albert Museum)


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A Hawking Party

by Jan Wyck c. 1690(Yale Center for British Art)


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Falconer (One of a Pair)

by the Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory, England c. 1752 - 1785(Metropolitan Museum of Art)


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Falconer

by the Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory, England c. 1753(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston))


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Falconers

Modeled by Johann Friedrich Eberlein (16951749)and Made by the Meissen Manufactory in Germany 1744 & 1746(Metropolitan Museum of Art)


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Clemens August as a FalconerBy Peter Jakob Horsemans c. Mid 18th Century


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Stein depicting a Mounted Falconer

Germany (Ansbach) c. 1740(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)


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A Trompe l'Oeil of Hawking Equipment, including a Glove, a Net and Falconry Hoods, hanging on a Wallby Christo"el Pierson c. 1650 - 1714

(Rafael Vals)


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A Trompe L'Oeil of Gaming Equipment; with Nets, Falconry Hoods, Bird Cages, a Hunting Horn, Glove and Bustby Christo"el Pierson (The Hague) c. 1650 - 1714

(Christies Auction House)


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Niche with Falconry Equipment

by Christo"el Pierson c. 1650 - 1714(National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.)


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A trompe l'oeil Still Life of Hunting Utensils

by Christo"el Pierson c. 1650 - 1714


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A trompe l'oeil Still Life of Hunting Utensils

by Christo"el Pierson c. 1650(Art Collection Castle Huis Burgh)


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Gamepiece with a Dead Heron (Falconers Bag)

by Jan Weenix 1695(Metropolitan Museum of Art)


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Chasse Fauconerie.

The Encyclopedia of Diderot & d'Alembert 1751(University of Michigan)


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Chasse Fauconerie.



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Chasse Fauconerie.



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German or English Ivory Falconers Horn

18th Century(Metropolitan Museum of Art)


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German Brass & Horn Falconers Horn



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German Horn Falconers Horn



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German Horn Falconers Horn



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Standing Cup Inscribed VIVAT Es leben alle- lustige Vallckenirer (Long Live all Merry Falconers)

c. 1700 - 1750(Metropolitan Museum of Art)


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Wineglass Inscribed den Valcken zum Preiss.trag ich die Speiss (To the Falcon goes the Prize; I must Carry the supplies)

c. 1700 - 1750(Metropolitan Museum of Art)


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Silver Tureen and Stand

by Bernhard H. Weyhe of Augsburg, Germany c. 1769 - 1771(Metropolitan Museum of Art


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Silver Tureen and Standby Bernhard H. Weyhe of Augsburg, Germany c. 1769 - 1771

(Metropolitan Museum of Art


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French Falcon Hood

17th - 18th Century(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)


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French Falcon Hood



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French Falcon Hood



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French Falcon Hood



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Leather Falcon Hood

18th Century(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)


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English Falcon Hood

18th Century(Victoria & Albert Museum)


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