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Still Life with Dead Game

Jacob Xavier Vermoelen (c.1714 – 1784)

Category

Art / Oil paintings

Date

1751

Materials

Oil on canvas

Measurements

1219 x 1753 mm (48 x 69 in)

Place of origin

Rome

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Collection

Uppark House and Garden, West Sussex

NT 138292.2

Summary

Oil painting on canvas, Still Life with Dead Game by Jacob Xavier Vermoelen (c.1714 – 1784). One of a pair of still lifes of dead game. A dead hare, duck and various birds lying across a broken monument, right. A kite, buzzard and gun in the foreground. (P/127a is other in pair).

Provenance

Early 19th century hanging-plans [indicating, since these pictures were patently in the collection by then, that these show actual hangs of pictures, some of whose artists had not been identified, rather than ideal hangs, for which pictures were needed in the positions of the rectangsles left blank], in the Stone Hall, to left and right of the door to the Dining Room, as ' 10. 14.'; a later hand has inserted in pencil: 'Stil Life, Snyders'; H. R. Bolton's bill for cleaning, 28th September 1849, in the Entrance Hall: ' 5 Dead Game with Boars Head/ 'Dead Falcons and other Birds/ painted by J. V. Utrecht; accepted in lieu of tax by HM Treasury, and transferred to the National Trust, 1985

Credit line

Uppark, The Fetherstonhaugh Collection (National Trust)

Marks and inscriptions

P/127a or P/127b signed and dated bottom left - J. Z. Vermoelen f Roma 1751

Makers and roles

Jacob Xavier Vermoelen (c.1714 – 1784), artist

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