The Sujet with no Equals
What a Wickedness it is the Fox commits here!

“…to show his nature and kind the better”
The Noble Stag’s Age

“As a Rarity was paid for Very Dearly in 1743”
and instantaneously transferred into copper by Ridinger
This Young Tiger Horse had this Ear-Bouquet of black color
The original printing plate for Th. 280

First time
Complete as in individual sheets “very/exceedingly” rare of old
Ridinger’s set of the Fountains
in the copy Counts Faber-Castell

Not executed in print :
To whistle the Roe! or How the Roes are shot on the Call

“for the particular pleasure they are also hunted with hounds”
How the Roes are hunted with Hounds

Splendidly large-sized, splendidly high-graded drawing
and as such exceedingly precious today :
“The Spring of the Hounds”
The pictorial drawing for Th. 105

Spectacular Ridinger discovery — “Death’s Arch of Triumph”
Triumph of Death (after Andrea Andreani)
“A pasticcio of iconographic, iconological, and artistic citations”

“O unjust lightning, how blind is your judgement:
The innocence you find, the vice you don’t see!”
Black clouds darken valley and forest

First time :
The second of the Alexander plates
with again the boar hound as trademark :
Alexander the Great’s First Passage of the Tigris