JOHANN ELIAS RIDINGER
Ulm 1698 – Augsburg 1767

• The Stags fallen into the Net (Th. 24)
• The Catching of the Bears (Th. 30)
• How the Roes are catched in Nets (Th. 35)
• How the Roes are hunted with Hounds (Th. 36)
• Capital painterly drawing from the early days :
  To catch the Wolf in the Pit with the Sheep
  in washed brush and brown pen and ink for Th. 41
• How the Hares are catched with Nets (Th. 44)
• Still without the 3^rd hare :
  Lying in wait for Hares and How They are driven by the Stoberhund
  Traced & ruddled preparatory drawing in reverse for Th. 45 from the Dr. Edward Peart Collection
• Lying in wait for Hares and how they are driven by the Stoberhund (Th. 45)
• How the Hares are hunted with Hounds (Th. 46)
• “The Capercaillie is the Noblest among all Wood Birds”
  The Capercaillie Display. La Sur prise des Coqs de Bois (Th. 47)

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