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Object Type
print
Museum number
R,5.9
Description
The Boar Hunt; a wild boar at centre, being attacked with spears by huntsmen and dogs, three wounded dogs in lower left, a man and two ladies onlooking in left background; first state before publisher's address; after Peter Paul Rubens. c.1623-24 Etching
Producer name
After:
Peter Paul Rubens
Print made by:
Willem de Leeuw
School/style
Flemish
Production date
1623-1624
(c.)
Production place
Published in:
Antwerp (city)
Materials
paper
Technique
etching
Dimensions
Height:
461 millimetres
(trimmed)
Width:
646 millimetres
$Inscriptions
Curator's comments
For a duplicate see 2006,U.3870
After the painting by Rubens in the Musée des Beaux-Arts, Marseille, inv.no.103.
Bibliographic references
Schneevoogt 1873 / Catalogue des estampes gravées d'après P.P.Rubens
(228.31.8)
Corpus Rubenianum XVIII.II / Landscapes and Hunting Scenes; II. Hunting Scenes
(4)
(copy 14)
Hollstein / Dutch and Flemish etchings, engravings and woodcuts c.1450-1700
(10.I)
(under Leeuw)
Location
Not on display
Subjects
hunting/shooting
dog
Acquisition name
Bequeathed by:
Clayton Mordaunt Cracherode
(washed and with late Cracherode stamp)
Acquisition date
1799
Department
Prints and Drawings
Registration number
R,5.9