Jakob Bogdani

1658–1724 · Kingdom of Great Britain

Jakob Bogdani (6 May 1658 - 11 November 1724), whose names are sometimes spelt Jacob and Bogdány, was a Hungarian and British artist well known for his still life and exotic bird paintings. Wikipedia

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Works

“Cat among roosters”, 1710 — Slovak National Gallery
“Flowers in a Vase”, 1699 — Royal Collection
“A vase of flowers”, 1690–1710 — Royal Collection
“Fruit in a Pewter Bowl with a Parrot”, 1702 — National Trust
“A Dish of Peaches and Plums on a Marble Table with Flowers and a Glass Chalice”, 1697 — National Trust
“A Vase of Flowers with Fruit, a Monkey and Birds on a Terrace”, 1707 — National Trust
“Flowers in a Sculpted Vase”, 1707 — National Trust
“Birds in a Landscape”, 1699 — Royal Collection
“Two Macaws, a Cockatoo and a Jay, with Fruit”, 1710 — Hungarian National Gallery
“Stil-life with Flowers”, 1680 — Slovak National Gallery
“Still Life with Flower Bouquet and Fruit”, 1700 — Slovak National Gallery
“The Cockrel's Fight”, 1706 — Slovak National Gallery
“Birds in a Landscape”, 1709 — Royal Collection
“Birds in a Landscape”, 1691–1710 — Royal Collection
“Birds and Deer in a Landscape”, 1709 — Royal Collection
“A Macaw, Ducks, Parrots and Other Birds in a Landscape”, 1709 — Yale Center for British Art
“Peacock, peahen, parrots, canary, and other birds in a park”, 1709 — Yale Center for British Art
“Still-life with a parrot.”, 1701 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Birds and Fruit in a Landscape”, 1709 — Royal Collection
“A Melon, Grapes, Apples, Peaches, Plums, Apricots, Cherries, and Insects on a Ledge” — Worcester College