Dead Hare Collection

A hunting hound with a dead hare
6337442 A hunting hound with a dead hare by Scott, J. (19th century); (add.info.: A hunting hound with a dead hare. Spaniel and Hare. Copperplate engraving by J)

Still Life, with Dog (oil on panel)
SCP38804 Still Life, with Dog (oil on panel) by Fyt, Jan (1611-61); 77x112 cm; Prado, Madrid, Spain; Flemish, out of copyright

Common Raven
Milan Zygmunt

Still Life with Game, Vegetables, Fruit and Cockatoo, 1650. Artist: Utrecht, Adriaen van
Still Life with Game, Vegetables, Fruit and Cockatoo, 1650. Found in the collection of the J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles

A Poulterers Shop, c. 1670. Artist: Dou, Gerard (Gerrit) (1613-1675)
A Poulterers Shop, c. 1670. Found in the collection of the National Gallery, London

Fruit Seller fruit saleswoman young woman stands
Fruit Seller, The fruit saleswoman. A young woman stands behind the counter of a store and weighs a bunch of grapes with a scale

Poultry Seller poulterer Stone window poulterer points
The Poultry Seller The poulterer, The poulterer. Stone window in which a poulterer points to a dead hare. To the left is a young woman who is handing out coins

A Hunters Bag Terrace Hunters Bag Hunting booty
A Hunters Bag on a Terrace A Hunters Bag on a Terrace, Hunting booty at a landing. On the stairs in front of a balustrade lie a dead hare, heron, snip, pheasant and other poultry

Landscape hunter hound returning dead hare
Landscape with hunter and hound returning with dead hare

dead hare 1649 Etching first state three Sheet
Artokoloro

Hunting Dogs Dead Hare 1857 Oil canvas 36 1 / 2 x 58 1 / 2
Artokoloro

Still life with dead hare, Jacobus Cornelis Gaal, 1857

Still Life with Dead Hare and Partridges, Dirk Valkenburg, 1717

Kitchen piece with parable of the rich man and Lazarus, Jacob Matham, Pieter Smith, Imperial court, 1603

Diana, Romeyn de Hooghe, 1688-1689

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In the world of art, the image of a dead hare has been captured in various forms throughout history. From oil paintings to etchings, this creature's fate has been immortalized on canvas and paper. One such depiction is seen in the painting "Huntsman with a Whippet, " where a hunting hound proudly presents its master with a lifeless hare. The intensity and skill of both dog and huntsman are evident in this captivating scene. Another portrayal can be found in "Still Life, with Dog, " an oil painting on panel that showcases not only the deceased hare but also other elements of nature. A common raven perches nearby, adding an eerie touch to this composition. The theme continues in Adriaen van Utrecht's masterpiece titled "Still Life with Game, Vegetables, Fruit and Cockatoo. " Amongst an array of fruits and vegetables lies a dead hare, reminding viewers of the cycle of life and death. Moving away from still lifes, Gerard Dou's painting "A Poulterers Shop" transports us into a bustling marketplace where fruit sellers and poultry vendors go about their daily business. In one corner stands a poulterer pointing towards his selection of game birds while showcasing a prominent dead hare as part of his offerings. Nature lovers will appreciate the landscape piece depicting hunters returning with their hounds after successfully capturing a dead hare. This artwork captures both the beauty of nature and man's interaction within it. For those who prefer prints over paintings, there is an exquisite etching titled "Dead Hare 1649. " This first-state three-sheet print portrays every intricate detail down to each strand of fur on the deceased animal—a testament to the artist's meticulous craftsmanship. Lastly, we have "Hunting Dogs Dead Hare, " an oil-on-canvas masterpiece from 1857 that measures 36 1/2 x 58 1/2 inches.