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H 20 in W 22.5 in
Chickens & Other Birds In A Farmyard, 18th Century
By Marmaduke Cradock
Located in Liphook, GB
Chickens & Other Birds In A Farmyard, 18th Century circle of Marmaduke CRADOCK (c.1660-1717) Fine 18th Century English School farmyard scene of various birds among tools and jars, ...
Oil, Panel
A peacock surrounded by other birds, in a landscape
By Marmaduke Cradock
Located in Stoke, Hampshire
Today, Marmaduke Cradock’s paintings are held in museum and private collections throughout Britain and Europe.
Oil
Marmaduke Cradock, "Still Life of Birds, " circa 1700
By Marmaduke Cradock
Located in Fresno, CA
Marmaduke Cradock, (1660-1717)
Still life of birds in a landscape, with a Chinese pheasant, turkeys, peacock, and swooping jay. Framed in a mid-Georgian gilt and plaster...
Canvas
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H 20.87 in W 24.81 in
Pair of 17th century oil paintings of peacocks and other birds in a landscape
By Marmaduke Cradock
Located in Bath, Somerset
Please note - dimensions of each painting are 53 x 63cm each (listed larger dimensions are for the 2 paintings combined in order to show correct scale on images displaying paintings ...
Canvas, Oil
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H 31.89 in W 49.22 in
18th century painting of pheasants, ducks, hens and other birds in a landscape
By Marmaduke Cradock
Located in Bath, Somerset
Provenance: Private collection Suffolk, UK With art dealers Joan and Ivor Weiss Marmaduke Cradock (Somerset 1660-London 1716) was an English painter of birds and other animals.
Canvas, Oil
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