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• Cattle by the crème de la crème :
  Wintter, Joseph Georg. Animal Pieces after several Masters
• A particular sujet :
  Wintter, Joseph Georg. Coarse Boar before Hissing Snake
• Wintter, Joseph Georg. Cat’s Head
• Wintter, Joseph Georg. Country Palace
• Wintter, Joseph Georg. The Three Dogs and the Bone
• Deer Hunt in Munich Landscape
  Wintter, Joseph Georg. The Herd of Deer in Full Flight over the Fence
• First drawn, then cut up, and finally saved :
  Wintter, Joseph Georg. The Biting Horses that meanwhile had to serve the Stags
• “Wintter ex Monachi” – The fine pendants
  Wintter, Joseph Georg. The Hunter lying in wait for the Stag of 10 Points / The Stag of 10 Points barked dead
• Wintter, Joseph Georg. The Leopard scenting to the left
• As the big cats of each other, so Wintter has the knack of them
  Wintter, Joseph Georg. Panther and Lioness locked in Fight

 

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(Löffler-Kirchner, Lexikon des gesamten Buchwesens, vol. II, p. 485). Do it just like the banker! Compare the qualities here with any would-be bargains elsewhere. And then make your choice! I’m sure I can help also you to greater satisfaction.