Jean-Baptiste Oudry

1686–1755 · France

Jean-Baptiste Oudry (17 March 1686 – 30 April 1755) was a French Rococo painter, engraver, and tapestry designer. He is particularly well known for his naturalistic pictures of animals and his hunt pieces depicting game. Wikipedia

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Works

“A Hare and a Leg of Lamb”, 1742 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“La ferme”, 1750 — Louvre
“Still-life with Pheasant”, 1753 — Musées Nationaux Récupération
“Jean-Baptiste Oudry - Chienne allaitant ses petits”, 1754 — Musée d'art et d'histoire de Narbonne
“Clara the rhinoceros in Paris in 1749”, 1749 — Staatliches Museum Schwerin
“Italian actors in a garden”, 1725
“Don José de Rozas y Meléndez de la Cueva, first Count of Castelblanco”, 1716 — Museo del Prado
“Lady Mary Josephine Drummond, Countess of Castelblanco”, 1716 — Museo del Prado
“Dog Guarding Dead Game”, 1753 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Ducks Resting in Sunshine”, 1753 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Dog Pointing a Partridge”, 1725 — Hermitage Museum
“Still Life with Monkey, Fruits, and Flowers”, 1724 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Wolf Hunt in the Forest of Saint-Germain”, 1748 — Nantes Museum of Arts
“Stag Hunt”, 1723 — Nationalmuseum
“Still Life with a Spaniel Chasing Ducks ("Water")”, 1719 — Nationalmuseum
“Still Life with Dead Game and a Silver Tureen on a Turkish Carpet”, 1738 — Nationalmuseum
“Still Life with a Rifle, Hare and Bird ("Fire")”, 1720 — Nationalmuseum
“Music-making Animals ("Air")”, 1719 — Nationalmuseum
“Portrait of a pilgrim”, 1730 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Still Life with Three Dead Birds, Cherries, Redcurrants and Insects”, 1712 — Musée des Beaux-Arts d'Agen
“Still Life with Dead Game and Peaches in a Landscape”, 1725 — Birmingham Museum of Art
“Water Spaniel Surprising a Swan on its Nest”, 1740 — Nationalmuseum
“Spaniel Seizing a Bittern”, 1725 — Nationalmuseum
“The Lion and the Fly”, 1732 — Nationalmuseum
“Still Life with Musette and Violin”, 1725 — Toledo Museum of Art
“Still Life: A Dead Hare, A Dead Red-Legged Partridge and Two Dead Snipe”, 1750 — Worcester Art Museum
“Water Spaniel Confronting a Heron”, 1722 — Dallas Museum of Art
“Dead Game” — Bowes Museum
“The Dead Roe”, 1721 — Wallace Collection
“The Dead Wolf”, 1721 — Wallace Collection
“L'hallali du loup”, 1725 — Musée Condé
“Sujet de chasse I”, 1742 — Musée des Beaux-Arts de Strasbourg
“Sujet de chasse II”, 1742 — Musée des Beaux-Arts de Strasbourg
“A Deer Chased by Dogs”, 1725 — Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rouen
“Leopard in a Cage confronted by two Mastiffs”, 1739 — Nationalmuseum
“The Dachshound Pehr with Dead Game and Rifle”, 1740 — Nationalmuseum
“Still Life of Fruits and Vegetables ("Earth")”, 1721 — Nationalmuseum
“Spaniel Pointing Partridge”, 1742 — Nationalmuseum
“Hawk Attacking Partridges and a Rabbit”, 1747 — Wallace Collection
“Dog Pointing Pheasants”, 1748 — Wallace Collection