Carl Borromäus Andreas Ruthar (1630-1703) - Un ours et une lionne se disputant la dépouille d'un cerf

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Oil on canvas painting by Carl Borromäus Andreas Ruthart (1630–1703), XVIIth century, titled Un ours et une lionne se disputant la dépouille d'un cerf, Germany, 50.5 × 41 cm, signed by hand, sold with frame.

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Carl Borromäus Andreas RUTHART (1630 - 1703)
Oil painting on canvas 17th century

Depicts a bear and a lioness disputing the carcass of a deer in a rocky landscape imbued with Flemish influences

Height: 41 cm
Width: 50.5 cm
Artwork sold with the frame offered, dating to the early 18th century

slight paint loss in the lower right corner

Carl Borromäus Andreas RUTHART (1630 - 1703)
Oil painting on canvas 17th century

Depicts a bear and a lioness disputing the carcass of a deer in a rocky landscape imbued with Flemish influences

Height: 41 cm
Width: 50.5 cm
Artwork sold with the frame offered, dating to the early 18th century

slight paint loss in the lower right corner

Details

Artist
Carl Borromäus Andreas Ruthar (1630-1703)
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Title of artwork
Un ours et une lionne se disputant la dépouille d'un cerf
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Germany
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
50.5 cm
Width
41 cm
Period
17th century
FranceVerified
1098
Objects sold
87.76%
Private

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