A Late 19thC Oil on Canvas Still Life of Hanging Game by Theodor Henrik Lundh c.1880

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A Late 19thC Oil on Canvas Still Life of Hanging Game by Theodor Henrik Lundh c.1880Origin: Swedish Period: Late 19thC Provenance: The Baeckstrom Family Date: c. 1880 Height: 31 Width: 26 Depth: 2. 25 (all in frame) Painted in oils on canvas, depicting a still life of dead game in the form of a wood pigeon hanging upside down hung from a nail and bound by its feet atop a ledge, against a sandy brown ground with a hunting satchel and flask amidst, the whole studiously depicted by Swedish painter Theodor Henrik Lundh (1812 1896) in the

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Depth: 10 inches

Depth: 30“

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