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Pig slaughtering Stock Photos and Images
RFEH09NC–Traditional home slaughtering in a rural area. Dead pig over the butcher table just after killing
![ADRIAEN VAN OSTADE, Pig slaughtering by torchlight, 1637, dimensions, 17.1 x 14.1 x min. 0.5 cm, depth max, 0.8 cm, oil on oak wood, Pig slaughtering by torchlight, painter, ADRIAEN VAN OSTADE, 17 .CENTURY, BAROQUE, PAINTING, oil on oak wood, OAK WOOD, OIL, Inscribed lower left: Av Ostade 16[.]7 [Av ligated Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2T8HDW1/adriaen-van-ostade-pig-slaughtering-by-torchlight-1637-dimensions-171-x-141-x-min-05-cm-depth-max-08-cm-oil-on-oak-wood-pig-slaughtering-by-torchlight-painter-adriaen-van-ostade-17-century-baroque-painting-oil-on-oak-wood-oak-wood-oil-inscribed-lower-left-av-ostade-16-7-av-ligated-2T8HDW1.jpg "ADRIAEN VAN OSTADE, Pig slaughtering by torchlight, 1637, dimensions, 17.1 x 14.1 x min. 0.5 cm, depth max, 0.8 cm, oil on oak wood, Pig slaughtering by torchlight, painter, ADRIAEN VAN OSTADE, 17 .CENTURY, BAROQUE, PAINTING, oil on oak wood, OAK WOOD, OIL, Inscribed lower left: Av Ostade 16[.]7 [Av ligated Stock Photo")
RM2T8HDW1–ADRIAEN VAN OSTADE, Pig slaughtering by torchlight, 1637, dimensions, 17.1 x 14.1 x min. 0.5 cm, depth max, 0.8 cm, oil on oak wood, Pig slaughtering by torchlight, painter, ADRIAEN VAN OSTADE, 17 .CENTURY, BAROQUE, PAINTING, oil on oak wood, OAK WOOD, OIL, Inscribed lower left: Av Ostade 16[.]7 [Av ligated
RM2W9XT7D–San Jose del Monte, Philippines. December 31, 2023: Traditional pig slaughtering for New Year's Eve celebrations amidst palm trees. At the northeast portion of over-urbanized Manila, the Philippine rural life is regaining its rights and home-made swine slaughter is a common practice, far from industrial standards or animal welfare. Full of superstitions (no chicken/fish), Filipino families will have to wait midnight to gather for Media Noche, a festive loud dinner that lasts until morning and celebrate the end of world's longest Christmas and holiday season.Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
RMC42FGK–Peru, Patakancha, Patacancha, village near Ollantaytambo. Indian Woman in traditional dress slaughtering pig.
RMDB8D14–allegories, 'December', peasants slaughtering a pig, design by Peter Candid, after engraving by Amling, 17th century, wood engraving, 19th century, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMCR2P1M–A Dong woman cooking outdoor after a pig slaughtering, Zhaoxing Dong Village, Southern China
RMM655F3–The slaughtering of the pig. Miniature. 'Heures de Seguie', 15th century. Conde Museum. Chateau of Chantilly, France.
RM2NGMXKJ–Velka Bystrice, Czech Republic. 18th Feb, 2023. Traditional Slavic carnival was held on February 18, 2023, in Velka Bystrice, Czech Republic. On the photo is seen a pig slaughtering, part of the carnival. Credit: Ludek Perina/CTK Photo/Alamy Live News
RM2W9XT4X–San Jose del Monte, Philippines. December 31, 2023: Traditional pig slaughtering for New Year's Eve celebrations amidst palm trees. At the northeast portion of over-urbanized Manila, the Philippine rural life is regaining its rights and home-made swine slaughter is a common practice, far from industrial standards or animal welfare. Full of superstitions (no chicken/fish), Filipino families will have to wait midnight to gather for Media Noche, a festive loud dinner that lasts until morning and celebrate the end of world's longest Christmas and holiday season.Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
RM2CWBCKR–December, slaughtering the pig, 1520, by Gerhard Hoornbach. A village scene in which a couple bleed a pig. In a hut, bread is being taken to the oven and a woman is washing. From The Golf Book, British Library.
RM2WT19FW–Pig slaughtering. unknown c. 1650 Tapestry Materials/Techniques: unknown Culture: Flemish Ownership History: England, Durham, Barnard Castle, The Bowes Museum, accno. Tap. 31. Before cottage in rural landscape, 2 groups of peasants killing pigs, other figures stand & work nearby (R, foreground); more peasants going about their tasks (middle ground); city & mountains (background) Borders missing.
RMBX6WDE–people, professions, butcher, slaughtering a pig, wood engraving after Book of Documents of Solignac Abbey, France, 14th century, slaughter, hog, swine, axe, hatchet, handcraft, craftsman, middle ages, historic, historical, medieval, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
![Slaughter of a pig in the German rayon Asowo near the West Siberian Omsk. In Siberia, settlements of Russian Germans (Sibiri Germans) began to appear in 1881. [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNF294/slaughter-of-a-pig-in-the-german-rayon-asowo-near-the-west-siberian-omsk-in-siberia-settlements-of-russian-germans-sibiri-germans-began-to-appear-in-1881-automated-translation-2FNF294.jpg "Slaughter of a pig in the German rayon Asowo near the West Siberian Omsk. In Siberia, settlements of Russian Germans (Sibiri Germans) began to appear in 1881. [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2FNF294–Slaughter of a pig in the German rayon Asowo near the West Siberian Omsk. In Siberia, settlements of Russian Germans (Sibiri Germans) began to appear in 1881. [automated translation]
RMDPRHBE–Dec 20, 2008 - Romania - Two men slice out parts of the innards of a pig after a pig slaughtering at their home in a rural Romanian village as part of their yearly ritual, a few days before Christmas. The Romanian Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development expects 2.5-2.8 million pigs will be slaughtered in Romania this holiday season, up from 2.13 million last year in the same
RM2NGMXKX–Velka Bystrice, Czech Republic. 18th Feb, 2023. Traditional Slavic carnival was held on February 18, 2023, in Velka Bystrice, Czech Republic. On the photo is seen a pig slaughtering, part of the carnival. Credit: Ludek Perina/CTK Photo/Alamy Live News
RM2W9XT5F–San Jose del Monte, Philippines. December 31, 2023: Traditional pig slaughtering for New Year's Eve celebrations amidst palm trees. At the northeast portion of over-urbanized Manila, the Philippine rural life is regaining its rights and home-made swine slaughter is a common practice, far from industrial standards or animal welfare. Full of superstitions (no chicken/fish), Filipino families will have to wait midnight to gather for Media Noche, a festive loud dinner that lasts until morning and celebrate the end of world's longest Christmas and holiday season.Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
RM2T2KT5A–Saxon Emblems of the Month of November; Black and White Illustration from the 'Old England' published by James Sangster in 1860.
RM2WT214A–Pig slaughtering. unknown c. 1690-1710 Tapestry Materials/Techniques: unknown Culture: Flemish Weaving Center: Antwerp In open space before manor, various groups of figures, including man carrying load & turning towards onlooker (L, foreground), seated maid with fruit filled basket (L of center), man killing pig next to boy & woman holding out bowl on long handle to catch blood (R); before inn, man with cow (L of center, middle ground), & man conversing with maid (R of center); houses & figures visible in background (BRD) garland of flowers & fruits interspersed with dogs & other animals
RM2G22AN8–agriculture, 'Morgen Schlachtfest' (Tomorrow slaughtering day), cardboard sign, Germany, circa 1910, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE
![Soldiers of the Wehrmacht clean the bristles off a slaughtered pig in a bathtub. The picture was taken by a member of the Radfahrgrenadierregiment 2 / Radfahrsicherungsregiment 2, on the Eastern Front. Presumably during the advance in the summer of 1941 [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2X0H7MW/soldiers-of-the-wehrmacht-clean-the-bristles-off-a-slaughtered-pig-in-a-bathtub-the-picture-was-taken-by-a-member-of-the-radfahrgrenadierregiment-2-radfahrsicherungsregiment-2-on-the-eastern-front-presumably-during-the-advance-in-the-summer-of-1941-automated-translation-2X0H7MW.jpg "Soldiers of the Wehrmacht clean the bristles off a slaughtered pig in a bathtub. The picture was taken by a member of the Radfahrgrenadierregiment 2 / Radfahrsicherungsregiment 2, on the Eastern Front. Presumably during the advance in the summer of 1941 [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2X0H7MW–Soldiers of the Wehrmacht clean the bristles off a slaughtered pig in a bathtub. The picture was taken by a member of the Radfahrgrenadierregiment 2 / Radfahrsicherungsregiment 2, on the Eastern Front. Presumably during the advance in the summer of 1941 [automated translation]
RMCR2P0A–Slaughtering a pig in front of a traditional Dong wooden house, Zhaoxing Dong Village, Southern China
RM2NGMXMW–Velka Bystrice, Czech Republic. 18th Feb, 2023. Traditional Slavic carnival was held on February 18, 2023, in Velka Bystrice, Czech Republic. On the photo is seen a pig slaughtering, part of the carnival. Credit: Ludek Perina/CTK Photo/Alamy Live News
RMBXB7BK–Danis, Papuas, slaughtering a pig on the market place of Wamena, Baliem Valley, West Papua, former Irian Jaya
RFEH0921–Traditional home slaughtering in a rural area. Slaughterer stucks the knife under the pig throat
RM2W9XT3T–San Jose del Monte, Philippines. December 31, 2023: After traditional pig slaughtering for New Year's Eve, the meat is cut up. Whole pork will be prepared through different recipes. At the northeast of urbanized Manila, the Philippine rural life is regaining its rights and home-made slaughter is a common practice, far from industrial standards or animal welfare. Full of superstitions (no chicken/fish), Filipino families will have to wait midnight to gather for Media Noche, a festive dinner to celebrate the end of world's longest Christmas and holiday season.Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
![Pig slaughtering. Teniers, David II (Flemish, 1610-1690) (designed after) [painter] c. 1710-1730 Tapestry Dimensions: H 4' x W 3'9' Tapestry Materials/Techniques: unknown Culture: English Weaving Center: unknown Ownership History: French & Co., purchased from Lorenz Kleiser, 3/21/1935; sold to V. & C. [Vigo & Charles] Sternberg 3/26/1962. Man sharpening knife next to pig & boy; woman holds out a stick with receptacle to catch blood; figures stand nearby; man on horse-drawn cart passes by in background (BRD) line with stripped circles Borders possibly fragments from a later date (?); lower sect Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2WTFY1E/pig-slaughtering-teniers-david-ii-flemish-1610-1690-designed-after-painter-c-1710-1730-tapestry-dimensions-h-4-x-w-39-tapestry-materialstechniques-unknown-culture-english-weaving-center-unknown-ownership-history-french-co-purchased-from-lorenz-kleiser-3211935-sold-to-v-c-vigo-charles-sternberg-3261962-man-sharpening-knife-next-to-pig-boy-woman-holds-out-a-stick-with-receptacle-to-catch-blood-figures-stand-nearby-man-on-horse-drawn-cart-passes-by-in-background-brd-line-with-stripped-circles-borders-possibly-fragments-from-a-later-date-lower-sect-2WTFY1E.jpg "Pig slaughtering. Teniers, David II (Flemish, 1610-1690) (designed after) [painter] c. 1710-1730 Tapestry Dimensions: H 4' x W 3'9' Tapestry Materials/Techniques: unknown Culture: English Weaving Center: unknown Ownership History: French & Co., purchased from Lorenz Kleiser, 3/21/1935; sold to V. & C. [Vigo & Charles] Sternberg 3/26/1962. Man sharpening knife next to pig & boy; woman holds out a stick with receptacle to catch blood; figures stand nearby; man on horse-drawn cart passes by in background (BRD) line with stripped circles Borders possibly fragments from a later date (?); lower sect Stock Photo")
RM2WTFY1E–Pig slaughtering. Teniers, David II (Flemish, 1610-1690) (designed after) [painter] c. 1710-1730 Tapestry Dimensions: H 4' x W 3'9' Tapestry Materials/Techniques: unknown Culture: English Weaving Center: unknown Ownership History: French & Co., purchased from Lorenz Kleiser, 3/21/1935; sold to V. & C. [Vigo & Charles] Sternberg 3/26/1962. Man sharpening knife next to pig & boy; woman holds out a stick with receptacle to catch blood; figures stand nearby; man on horse-drawn cart passes by in background (BRD) line with stripped circles Borders possibly fragments from a later date (?); lower sect
RMBJN7KT–gastronomy, kitchen, scene, production of sausage, slaughtering, woodcut from 'Calebdarium Romanum' by Hans Schaeffer, Tuebingen, 1518,
RF2A66P42–Slaughtering process and traditional production of iberian pig and extract different the parts of Iberian pig in 2019 iberian ham fair of Aracena
RM2NGMXNB–Velka Bystrice, Czech Republic. 18th Feb, 2023. Traditional Slavic carnival was held on February 18, 2023, in Velka Bystrice, Czech Republic. On the photo is seen a pig slaughtering, part of the carnival. Credit: Ludek Perina/CTK Photo/Alamy Live News
RMBXB7TA–Danis, Papuas, slaughtering a pig on the market place of Wamena, Baliem Valley, West Papua, former Irian Jaya
RFEJ4E8P–Traditional home slaughtering in a rural area. Farmer gather the blood and stiring it avoiding the coagulation
RM2W9XT3B–San Jose del Monte, Philippines. December 31, 2023: After traditional pig slaughtering for New Year's Eve, the meat is cut up. Whole pork will be prepared through different recipes. At the northeast of urbanized Manila, the Philippine rural life is regaining its rights and home-made slaughter is a common practice, far from industrial standards or animal welfare. Full of superstitions (no chicken/fish), Filipino families will have to wait midnight to gather for Media Noche, a festive dinner to celebrate the end of world's longest Christmas and holiday season.Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
RMAB123D–Detail of a cast metal grill of butcher slaughtering a pig, St Vitus's Cathedral, Prague Castle, Prague, Czech Republic.
![Pig-slaughtering. Teniers, David II (Flemish, 1610-1690) (designed after) [painter] Borcht, Gaspard van der (Flemish, 1700-d.1742) (workshop) [weaver] c. 1700-1740 Tapestry Dimensions: H 13'5' x W 10'10' Tapestry Materials/Techniques: unknown Culture: Flemish Weaving Center: Brussels Ownership History: Earl of Crawford & Balcames coll. French & Co. received from C. McCormack 3/20/1931; returned 6/23/1936. Inscriptions: City mark on lower guard, left Inscriptions: Woven in central field, lower right: D. TENIERS FEC Inscriptions: Woven signature in lower guard, left of center: I V BORCAT A CASTR Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2WTG084/pig-slaughtering-teniers-david-ii-flemish-1610-1690-designed-after-painter-borcht-gaspard-van-der-flemish-1700-d1742-workshop-weaver-c-1700-1740-tapestry-dimensions-h-135-x-w-1010-tapestry-materialstechniques-unknown-culture-flemish-weaving-center-brussels-ownership-history-earl-of-crawford-balcames-coll-french-co-received-from-c-mccormack-3201931-returned-6231936-inscriptions-city-mark-on-lower-guard-left-inscriptions-woven-in-central-field-lower-right-d-teniers-fec-inscriptions-woven-signature-in-lower-guard-left-of-center-i-v-borcat-a-castr-2WTG084.jpg "Pig-slaughtering. Teniers, David II (Flemish, 1610-1690) (designed after) [painter] Borcht, Gaspard van der (Flemish, 1700-d.1742) (workshop) [weaver] c. 1700-1740 Tapestry Dimensions: H 13'5' x W 10'10' Tapestry Materials/Techniques: unknown Culture: Flemish Weaving Center: Brussels Ownership History: Earl of Crawford & Balcames coll. French & Co. received from C. McCormack 3/20/1931; returned 6/23/1936. Inscriptions: City mark on lower guard, left Inscriptions: Woven in central field, lower right: D. TENIERS FEC Inscriptions: Woven signature in lower guard, left of center: I V BORCAT A CASTR Stock Photo")
RM2WTG084–Pig-slaughtering. Teniers, David II (Flemish, 1610-1690) (designed after) [painter] Borcht, Gaspard van der (Flemish, 1700-d.1742) (workshop) [weaver] c. 1700-1740 Tapestry Dimensions: H 13'5' x W 10'10' Tapestry Materials/Techniques: unknown Culture: Flemish Weaving Center: Brussels Ownership History: Earl of Crawford & Balcames coll. French & Co. received from C. McCormack 3/20/1931; returned 6/23/1936. Inscriptions: City mark on lower guard, left Inscriptions: Woven in central field, lower right: D. TENIERS FEC Inscriptions: Woven signature in lower guard, left of center: I V BORCAT A CASTR
RF2A61DBB–Slaughtering process and traditional production of iberian pig and extract different the parts of Iberian pig in 2019 iberian ham fair of Aracena
RM2NGMXKG–Velka Bystrice, Czech Republic. 18th Feb, 2023. Traditional Slavic carnival was held on February 18, 2023, in Velka Bystrice, Czech Republic. On the photo is seen a pig slaughtering, part of the carnival. Credit: Ludek Perina/CTK Photo/Alamy Live News
RMPPW9YN–A Man Slaughtering a Pig; Zodiacal Sign of Capricorn; Tours, France; about 1480 - 1485; Tempera colors, gold, and ink
RM2W9XT87–San Jose del Monte, Philippines. December 31, 2023: Traditional pig slaughtering for New Year's Eve celebrations amidst palm trees. At the northeast portion of over-urbanized Manila, the Philippine rural life is regaining its rights and home-made swine slaughter is a common practice, far from industrial standards or animal welfare. Full of superstitions (no chicken/fish), Filipino families will have to wait midnight to gather for Media Noche, a festive loud dinner that lasts until morning and celebrate the end of world's longest Christmas and holiday season.Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
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