Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton

Flemish, ca. 1664 - 1750

Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton, was an 18th-century painter from the Southern Netherlands active in Austria.

He was born in Brussels as the son of the Scottish painter James de Hamilton, who taught him to paint. From 1705 to 1750 he was court painter in Vienna, and he is known for hunting scenes like his brother Johann Georg. He died in Vienna.

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Pheasants (1745)

Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton (Flemish, ca. 1664 - 1750)

Damwild, Steinbock Und Hase (1723)

Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton (Flemish, ca. 1664 - 1750)

Drei Gemsen Und Eine Amsel (1722)

Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton (Flemish, ca. 1664 - 1750)

Ein Roter Milan, Von Isländischen Falken Besiegt (1745)

Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton (Flemish, ca. 1664 - 1750)

Fasane (1745)

Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton (Flemish, ca. 1664 - 1750)

Perlhühner Mit Meerschweinchen (1725)

Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton (Flemish, ca. 1664 - 1750)

Perlhühner Und Nasenbär (1722)

Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton (Flemish, ca. 1664 - 1750)

Vier Geier Verschiedener Art (1723)

Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton (Flemish, ca. 1664 - 1750)

Weiße Jagdfalken Mit Einem Fischreiher (1748)

Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton (Flemish, ca. 1664 - 1750)

An owl and other birds

Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton (Flemish, ca. 1664 - 1750)

Still Life with Dead Birds (1720–1730)

Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton (Flemish, ca. 1664 - 1750)

Still Life with Dead Birds (1720–1730)

Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton (Flemish, ca. 1664 - 1750)

Still Life with Fieldfares (1730–1740)

Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton (Flemish, ca. 1664 - 1750)

Still Life with a Hare (1698-1705)

Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton (Flemish, ca. 1664 - 1750)

Hunting trophies

Philipp Ferdinand de Hamilton (Flemish, ca. 1664 - 1750)

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