Wolf Hunting - Gallery

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  • Wolf hunt depicted in a 14th-century bestiary

  • Wolf hunt with hounds, 15th-century engraving (wolf in upper right)

  • 15th-century paper instructing on how to trap wolves with snares

  • Drawing of a wolf hunt from Neuw Jag vnnd Weyderwerck Buch, Frankfurt am Main 1582

  • A 16th-century picture by Giovanni Stradano depicting a wolf hunt

  • The Wolf of Ansbach, chased into a well and displayed on a gibbet

  • Wolf and Fox Hunt by Peter Paul Rubens

  • Wolf hunt by Jean-Baptiste Oudry

  • The Wolf Hunt, Alexandre-François Desportes

  • Zaatakowani przez wilki English: Attacked by wolves (1880) by Alfred Wierusz-Kowalski (1849-1915)

  • Napad wilków English: Wolves attack (1883) by Józef Chełmoński at the Museum of Polish Army, Warsaw, Poland

  • Wilki napadające na sanie English: Wolves attacking a sleigh (1890) by Alfred Wierusz-Kowalski

  • A 19th-century painting depicting the conclusion of a wolf hunt

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