So who purchased Weenix’s monumental fantasies of swans and hares suspended from classical fountains or cherub-studded pedestals? They weren’t commissions commemorating a specific hunt, or morality tales on blood sports, or demonstrations of putting food from the field onto the plate, as in works of partridges on rough tables in the company of cabbages. Weenix’s idealized specimens had no exit holes or blood....Full Article
After the Hunt
Falconer's Bag
Still Life
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Still Life
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