Johann Elias Ridinger
Hunting Plates
Circa 1750
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Description
Johann Elias Ridinger (German, 1698-1767) painter, engraver, draughtsman and publisher.
- Sold as a set of 4.
- Mezzotint engraving plates, margins on all sides.
- A fine group showing two male and two female hunters along with the spoils of the chase.
- Each plate titled beneath image with lines of appropriate verse in German and Latin.
- Ridinger studied at Ulm before establishing himself in Augsburg where he soon made a great reputation for animal paintings.
- He became the official painter for several great nobles, aficionados of the hunt, as here he represented animals accurately in the midst of well-worked landscapes.
- Framed and glazed.
Dimensions
Height: 26.97 inches / 68.5 cm
Width: 23.03 inches / 58.5 cm
Materials
Painted Wood, Glass, Paper, Gilt Wood
Decorative Style
Traditional Style
Country of Origin
Germany
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