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17 paintings

  • Still-Life with Partridge and Iron Gloves
    Still-Life with Partridge and Iron Gloves
    Jacopo de' Barbari
    1504 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Melancholia
    Melancholia
    Lucas Cranach the Elder
    1532 · Unterlinden Museum
  • Partridges
    Partridges
    Józef Chełmoński
    1891 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Annunciation
    Annunciation
    Titian
    1535 · Scuola Grande di San Rocco
  • Still life with dead birds
    Still life with dead birds
    Alexander Adriaenssen
    17th century · Rubenshuis
  • Dead partridge hanging from a nail
    Dead partridge hanging from a nail
    Jan Baptist Weenix
    1651 · Mauritshuis
  • Still Life with Dead Hare and Partridges
    Still Life with Dead Hare and Partridges
    Dirk Valkenburg
    1717 · Rijksmuseum
  • Still Life with Game Birds
    Still Life with Game Birds
    Cornelis Mahu
    1642 · Birmingham Museum of Art
  • Autumn Landscape with Partridges
    Autumn Landscape with Partridges
    Bruno Liljefors
    1913 · Nationalmuseum
  • Partridges
    Partridges
    Bruno Liljefors
    1922 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Still Life with Servant
    Still Life with Servant
    Paul de Vos
    1596–1678 · Fundación Banco Santander
  • Q51288103
    Q51288103
    Unknown artist
    1730 · Slovak National Gallery
  • Nature morte
    Nature morte
    Henri Regnault
    1867 · Museum of Grenoble
  • Still life with game and hunting gear
    Still life with game and hunting gear
    Willem van Aelst
    1660 · Gemäldegalerie Berlin
  • Hard times – partridges and a hare
    Hard times – partridges and a hare
    Archibald Thorburn
    1892
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