The Stag Hunt (1659)

Summary

The Stag Hunt (1659) is a painting^[1].

Key Facts

• The Stag Hunt (1659) is the creator of Philips Wouwerman^[2].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s image is recorded as Philips Wouwerman - The Stag Hunt.jpg^[3].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s instance of is recorded as painting^[4].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s owned by is recorded as Lothair Francis of Schönborn^[5].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s owned by is recorded as Frederick Charles of Schönborn^[6].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s owned by is recorded as Arthur Graf von Schönborn^[7].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s owned by is recorded as Hugo Damian Erwein von Schönborn-Wiesentheid^[8].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s owned by is recorded as Franz Erwein von Schonborn-Wiesentheid^[9].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s owned by is recorded as Clemens von Schönborn-Wiesentheid^[10].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s genre is recorded as genre art^[11].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s genre is recorded as landscape painting^[12].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s depicts is recorded as man^[13].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s depicts is recorded as horse^[14].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s depicts is recorded as hunting^[15].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s made from material is recorded as oil paint^[16].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s collection is recorded as Museum of Fine Arts Boston^[17].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s collection is recorded as Rose-Marie and Eijk van Otterloo Collection^[18].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s collection is recorded as Yale University Art Gallery^[19].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s inventory number is recorded as TR2017.16481.4^[20].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s inventory number is recorded as L-R 23.2019^[21].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s location is recorded as Yale University Art Gallery^[22].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s location is recorded as Museum of Fine Arts Boston^[23].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s location is recorded as Schloss Weißenstein^[24].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s catalog code is recorded as 114^[25].
• The Stag Hunt (1659)'s catalog code is recorded as 634^[26].

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Works and Contributions

The Stag Hunt (1659) is the creator of Philips Wouwerman^[2].