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12 paintings

  • Hanging Game Birds (Pheasant)
    Hanging Game Birds (Pheasant)
    John J. Eyers
    1872 · Philadelphia Museum of Art
  • Still life with a hare, pheasants and a lobster.
    Still life with a hare, pheasants and a lobster.
    Hans Thoma
    1889 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Poultry-yard
    Poultry-yard
    Melchior d'Hondecoeter
    1601–1700 · Hermitage Museum
  • Still Life with Servant
    Still Life with Servant
    Paul de Vos
    1596–1678 · Fundación Banco Santander
  • Woman flaying a fish and a child
    Woman flaying a fish and a child
    Quirijn van Brekelenkam
    1650s · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Hunting Still Life
    Hunting Still Life
    Bedros Sirabyan
    1894 · National Gallery of Armenia
  • Woman at a Window with a Copper Bowl of Apples and a Cock Pheasant
    Woman at a Window with a Copper Bowl of Apples and a Cock Pheasant
    Gerrit Dou
    1663 · Fitzwilliam Museum
  • Q51288103
    Q51288103
    Unknown artist
    1730 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Cock and hen pheasant in the undergrowth
    Cock and hen pheasant in the undergrowth
    Archibald Thorburn
    1927
  • Still Life with Pheasant and Wine Glass
    Still Life with Pheasant and Wine Glass
    Lovis Corinth
    1908
  • Pheasant and Fruit
    Pheasant and Fruit
    Lovis Corinth
    1915
  • Boy in a pantry holding a boar's head, with pheasant, peacocks, quail, rabbits, a doe, cauliflowers, and artichokes on a table
    Boy in a pantry holding a boar's head, with pheasant, peacocks, quail, rabbits, a doe, cauliflowers, and artichokes on a table
    Frans Snyders
    c. 1615 · Snijders&Rockox House
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