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LIBRARY 
 
 M.KNOEDLER & CO. 
 157 9 | 556-8 Fifth Ave. 
 ACC. New York 
 
Pain ings Show 
 Ralph H. White 
 
 As Connoisseur 
 
 ‘Collection at the American 
 Art Galleries Depicts 
 Development of Task 
 From First Inception 
 
 Beauty His Primal Fancy 
 
 Latest Purchases Included 
 Pictures That Required 
 High Appreciation of Art 
 
 By Royal Cortissoz 
 
 The paintings brought together by 
 the late Ralph H. White, of Boston, 
 and just now on exhibition at the 
 ‘American Art Galleries, form one more 
 lef those collections in which, as in a 
 ‘historical chapter, we may behold a 
 characteristic phase of our esthetic de- 
 velopment. Mr. White repeated in his 
 experience a familiar story. He began 
 by buying the pictures he liked, pretty 
 pictures, facile Continental studies: of 
 costume, highly finished sentimentali- 
 ties. 
 
 Then as the years passed he learned 
 to like better things, and he ended by 
 “assembling the collection of a connois- 
 “Mseur. ‘There are paintings here which 
 could have been acquired only by an 
 instructed lover of the fine arts. They 
 “will invite spirited competition, we be- 
 lieve, when the sale takes place at the 
 Plaza on to-morrow and Friday eve- 
 nings. 
 
 A Cult f¢r, Daubigny 
 
 The best qualities of the collection 
 come out in the examples of the Barbi- 
 zon school. Mr. White’s “Paysage 
 Britannique” is a souvenir of Corot’s 
 early period, an interesting landscape 
 in which the few trees and especially 
 the great oak in the foreground beau- 
 tifully disclose the master’s gift for the! 
 delineation of form. 
 
 _ The whole picture is a delightfully 
 personal affair, From other owners 
 there came, by the way, two later 
 Corots. (Nos. 125 and 128), which are 
 uncommonly beautiful things, small 
 pictures, perfect in composition. and 
 perfect,in their diaphanous tenderness. 
 Mr, White found one conventional 
 Rousseau, the “Forest at. Fontaine- 
 
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 |for once moved simply to please him- 
 
 -|capital landseape by that little known 
 
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 bleau,” but it is superb in its handling 
 
 of. woodland masses. Its companion is 
 the “Bridge at Macon,” a painter’s pic- 
 ture, a rare example of the delicacy 
 which was also within Rousseau’s 
 scope. i 
 
 This collector had something like a 
 cult for Daubigny, and every one of 
 his six landscapes is a gem, every one 
 following the artist’s habitual mode of 
 design, but all of them conveying fresh 
 and fine impressions. Most captivat- 
 ing of all is the “Landscape With 
 Figures.” 
 
 From another collector comes the re- 
 markable ‘“Hameau aux Dunes,’ a 
 sketch painted on panel, which shows 
 Daubigny in his most intimate mood. 
 There is a single example of Dupre, 
 the little “Fisherman’s Home,” as ex- 
 ceptional a souvenir as the landscape 
 just cited. 
 
 One of the two figure subjects by 
 Diaz belonging to the White estate, 
 the “Woman and Child,’ is a good 
 piece, but more important than either 
 of them is the landscape from another 
 collection, the “Approaching Storm,” 
 which is equally impressive in its de- 
 sign and in its dramatic skyg Only one 
 of the three Troyons, the “Ploughing,” 
 evokes favorable comment. 
 
 Impressionism Lacking 
 
 Impressionism evidently made no 
 
 great appeal to Mr. White, and from | 
 
 other estates not named in the cata- 
 logue come the few excellent illustra- 
 tions of the school that appear in the 
 exhibition—Monet’s beautiful “Coastal 
 Landscape,” Boudin’s glittering “Dun- 
 kerque Harbor’ and the 
 
 by Jongkind. The Dutch school at 
 large is interestingly represented. 
 
 There are good examples of: Mauve, 
 Bastert, De Bock and others. It is an 
 easy transition on the same level, if 
 not to a higher one, from these pic- 
 tures to the landscapes of the Ameri- 
 can school, There are two smal] paint- 
 ings by George Inness which possess 
 fine qualities and there is an earlier 
 work of his done on a large scale 
 which is a truly splendid page from 
 his history. 
 
 This “Sunset on the;River” dates 
 from 1867, a time when the Hudson 
 River influence should, humanly speak- 
 ing, have hardened” his style and 
 squeezed the sap out of his work. But 
 in the breadth and luminosity of this 
 noble canvas the distinction of his 
 prime is clearly prefigured. With the 
 landscapes by Inness) we may group 
 the three or four Blakelocks and the 
 pictures by Wyant; Bruce Crane and 
 J. Francis Murphy. The American con- 
 tingent well holds its own. 
 
 Traversing the remaining works, one 
 is occupied quite literally in. separat- 
 ing the wheat from the chaff, though 
 even as we say this we recall a curious 
 episode in the matter of the chaff. Any- 
 thing of Vibert’s would, as a'rule, go 
 automatically into that. category, but 
 the observer must: think twice before 
 he thus dismisses the charming Span- 
 ish study, “Entrance to the Monas- 
 tery.” 
 
 This is not the typical, mechanically 
 painted Vibert at all, but a labor of 
 love executed by a true artist, who was 
 
 self. It belongs of right in the com- 
 pany of those thoroughly artistic 
 things which we note in the more mis- 
 cellaneous wing of the exhibition, 
 things. like the\two lovely Monticellis, 
 the bit of still life by Vollon, the 
 
 exquisite |’ 
 “Dutch Canal by Moonlight,” painted | 
 
 bey and the several characteristic 
 paintings by Jacque. — 
 
 The space at the’ American Art’ Gal- 
 leries not occupied by pictures is filled 
 to overflowing with ‘the porcelains, 
 early pottery and other Orientalia left 
 by the late Ernest A. Bischoff, These 
 things are to be sold through five 
 afternoon sessions which began yester-} 
 day. The collection is superior to that 
 which might ordinarily be expected 
 where the stock of a dealer is con- 
 cerned, é ( 
 
 It begins on the| threshold with a 
 really remarkable group of large Ming 
 statuettes, including an extraordinary | 
 pair of monumental lions, all of these] 
 objects ‘notable for their rich glazing, 
 and it culminates in the uppermost]: 
 room with an amazing display of blue 
 and white. ae : 
 
 Between these two spectacular group 
 there lie any number of beautiful snuff 
 bottles in various substances, many | 
 fine works in bronze and other metals,| 
 important Buddhist carvings and glow-| 
 ing companies of single color glazes} 
 and decorated porcelains. Thete are] 
 also half a dozen huge e¢arved and’ 
 painted screens. There are more than 
 a thousand numbers in the catalogue, 
 a rich array of treasures of an unusu- 
 ally uniform quality, fe 
 
 painter, Marilhat, the pictures by Isa-} 
 
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ON FREE PUBLIC VIEW 
 AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 
 MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK 
 
 BEGINNING FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20th, 1920 
 
 FROM 9 A.M. UNTIL 6 P. M. 
 
 AND CONTINUING UNTIL THE DAY OF THE SALE 
 
 AN IMPORTANT COLLECTION 
 
 VALUABLE PAINTINGS 
 
 Qe Wale 
 
 MODERN SCHOOLS 
 
 TO BE SOLD AT UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE 
 
 IN THE GRAND BALLROOM OF 
 Mo Joga Weve 
 
 FIFTH AVENUE, 58th TO 59th STREET 
 
 ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS 
 FEBRUARY 25th AND 26th 
 BEGINNING PROMPTLY AT 8.15 O'CLOCK 
 
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE 
 
 Ole 
 
 VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS 
 
 OF THE 
 MODERN SCHOOLS 
 
 FORMING THE COLLECTION OF THE LATE 
 MR. RALPH H. WHITE 
 OF BOSTON 
 
 WITH A FEW ADDITIONS FROM 
 OTHER PRIVATE COLLECTORS AND ESTATES 
 
 TO BE SOLD AT UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE 
 
 BY,DIRECTION OF EDWARD W. HUTCHINS AND CHESTER A. HOWE, TRUSTEES 
 AND SEVERAL PRIVATE OWNERS 
 
 ON THE EVENINGS HEREIN STATED 
 
 IN THE GRAND BALLROOM OF 
 THE PEAZA HOVE 
 
 THE SALE WILL BE CONDUCTED BY 
 MR. THOMAS E. KIRBY AND HIS ASSISTANTS, MR. OTTO BERNET AND 
 MR. H. H. PARKE, OF THE 
 
 AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, MANAGERS 
 MADISON SQUARE. SOUTH, NEW YORK 
 1920 
 
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THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION 
 DESIGNS ITS CATALOGUES AND DIRECTS 
 ALL Di PALESFOr ME LUSmRAGION 
 
 TEXT AND TYPOGRAPHY 
 
CONDITIONS OF SALE 
 
 1. Any bid which is merely a nominal or fractional advance may 
 be rejected by the auctioneer, if, in his judgment, such bid would be 
 likely to affect the sale injuriously. 
 
 2. The highest bidder shall be the buyer, and if any dispute arise 
 
 between two or more bidders, the auctioneer shall either decide the same 
 
 or put up for re-sale the lot so in dispute. 
 
 3. Payment shall be made of all or such part of the purchase 
 money as may be required, and the names and addresses of the pur- 
 chasers shall be given immediately on the sale of every lot, in default 
 of which the lot so purchased shall be immediately put up again and 
 re-sold. 
 
 Payment of that part of the purchase money not made at the 
 time of sale shall be made within ten days thereafter, in default of 
 which the undersigned may either continue to hold the lots at the 
 risk of the purchaser and take such action as may be necessary for 
 the enforcement of the sale, or may at public or private sale, and 
 without other than this notice, re-sell the lots for the benefit of such 
 purchaser, and the deficiency (if any) arising from such re-sale shall 
 be a charge against such purchaser. 
 
 4, Delivery of any purchase will be made only upon payment 
 of the total amount due for all purchases at the sale. 
 
 Deliveries will be made on sales days between the hours of 9 
 A. M. and 1 P. M., and on other days—except holidays—between the 
 hours of 9 A. M. and 5 P. M. 
 
 Delivery of any purchase will be made only at the American Art 
 Galleries, or other place of sale, as the case may be, and only on pre- 
 senting the bill of purchase. 
 
 Delivery may be made, at the discretion of the Association, of 
 any purchase during the session of the sale at which it was sold. 
 
 5. Shipping, boxing or wrapping of purchases is a business in 
 
 which the Association is in no wise engaged, and will not be performed 
 
by the Association for purchasers. The Association will, however, 
 afford to purchasers every facility for employing at current and 
 reasonable rates carriers and packers; doing so, however, without any 
 assumption of responsibility on its part for the acts and charges of 
 
 the parties engaged for such service. 
 
 6. Storage of any purchase shall be at the sole risk of the pur- 
 chaser. Title passes upon the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer, and 
 thereafter, while the Association will exercise due caution in caring 
 for and delivering such purchase, it will not hold itself responsible if 
 such purchase be lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed. 
 
 Storage charges will be made upon all purchases not removed 
 within ten days from the date of the sale thereof. 
 
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 7. Guarantee is not made either by the owner or the Association 
 of the correctness of the description, genuineness or authenticity of any 
 lot, and no sale will be set aside on account of any incorrectness, 
 error of cataloguing, or any imperfection not noted. Every lot is 
 on public exhibition one or more days prior to its sale, after which 
 it is sold “as is” and without recourse. 
 
 The Association exercises great care to catalogue every lot cor- 
 rectly, and will give consideration to the opinion of any trustworthy 
 expert to the effect that any lot has been incorrectly catalogued, and, 
 in its Judgment, may either sell the lot as catalogued or make mention 
 of the opinion of such expert, who thereby wouid become responsible 
 
 for such damage as might result were his opinion without proper 
 
 foundation. 
 
 AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, 
 American Art Galleries, 
 Madison Square South, 
 New York City. 
 
CATALOGUE 
 
FIRST EVENING’S SALE 
 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1920 
 
 IN THE GRAND BALLROOM 
 OF THE PLAZA 
 
 BEGINNING AT 8.15 O'CLOCK 
 
 ANTOINE EMILE PLASSAN 
 Frencu: 1817—1903 
 
 1—_THE HAPPY MOTHER Le [eee Crepe hill 
 
 ( Panel) 
 
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 \ 10 ee Height, 7 inches; width, 5 inches 
 
 In a wainscotted room and seated in a tall-backed armchair gaily 
 upholstered, before warm brown portiéres and in bright but softened 
 sunlight, a mother holds happily to her breast an infant partly nude. 
 She faces the observer, turned slightly toward the right, with the 
 light falling from the left full wpon her as she looks down at the child. 
 A white lace mantle over her hair and shoulders hangs low over her 
 black velvet skirt. 
 
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 Signed at the lower right, Piassan, ’75. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratypu H. Wuirr, Boston. 
 
FRANCOIS AUGUSTE BONHEUR 
 
 Frencu: 1824—1884 ‘Prevell 
 
 2—TENDING THE FLOCK 
 Height, 61% inches; length, 81% inches 
 0: 
 yr In the background bleak mountain peaks white and gray under a 
 robin’s-egg sky, and before them valleys vague in violet-gray haze, 
 
 and on a green hillside in the foreground white and brown sheep and 
 lambs, guarded by a shepherd dog that stands by at the right. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratepn H. Wnuirr, Boston. 
 
 PAUL VERNON 
 
 CONTEMPORARY 
 
 3—ARIADNE 
 we (Panel) ee 4, Pe udilter 
 
 Height, 5 inches; length, 9 inches 
 
 In the vague indefinite distance greenish-blue hills and a sunset sky, 
 _7 and in the middleground an inshoot of a deep blue sea. In the solitude 
 A ¥) ’ of the foreground a voluptuous female figure, nude with a red drapery 
 over her limbs, reclining somnolent upon the ground, her head in the 
 shade of foliage overhanging from the right. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RatpH H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
JOSEPH VAN SEVERDONCK 
 
 ~ Fiemiso: ConrEMPORARY 
 Lae my. 
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 4—_SHEEP AND FOWL 
 (Panel) 
 
 Height, 7 inches; length, 914 inches 
 
 Ow a grassy slope where a few wild flowers spring up, three sheep are 
 lying down and a fourth stands over them. At right is a game rooster 
 and near him a hen, and at left a wild duck is entering a pond. Blue 
 sky heavily banked with afternoon clouds. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, J. Van Srvervonck, and certified 
 over his signature on the back. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratepn H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
 GABRIEL CORNELIUS VON MAX 
 
 German: 1840— S 
 5—THE WIDOW HOS uk bus 
 
 (Panel) 
 4 0 ae Height, 10 inches; width, 7 inches 
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 Heap and shoulders portrait of a young woman with light brown hair | 
 which is parted in the centre and waved over the brows, facing the front Hy 
 in a strong light, eyes directed slightly to her left. Her eyes are large 
 and dark, and touches of rose brighten her creamy complexion, With 
 shoulders nude, a black mantle is drawn about her and lightly enfolds | 
 her head. 
 
 Signed at the upper left, G. Max. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratepu H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
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 JOSEPH VAN SEVERDONCK 
 
 FLEMIsH: ConTEMPORARY ul 
 
 6—LANDSCAPE AND SHEEP 
 (Panel) 
 Height, 7 inches; length, 1014 inches 
 
 Ar left two ducks of brilliant plumage entering a pond which edges 
 into view, and on a slowly rising green bank to right, a recumbent sheep, 
 and near it a sheep standing, and rubbing noses with one of two lambs 
 lying on the ground. Heavy banks of dark low-lying clouds in a pale 
 blue sky. 
 Signed at lower centre, J. Van SrEverpDonck, 1870, and 
 also certified on back. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratepn H. Wuirr, Boston. 
 
 PAUL VERNON 
 
 Frencu: ConrEMPORARY Q S Lekels 
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 7—THE GIPSY’S HOME 
 
 Height, 834 inches; length, 1034 inches 
 
 On the left, between trunks of trees, a green landscape is glimpsed 
 beneath summer skies, and the same opening between the trunks admits 
 to a heavily shaded foreground a thrust of brilliant sunshine, which 
 illumines a group of figures seated against a cottage wall, a boy and 
 two girls, while in front of them stands a small child. All are in bright 
 colors, with green, red and white predominant. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Paut Vernon. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratepu H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
BLAISE ALEXANDRE DESGOFFE 
 
 Ry el ed ; 
 8—_STILL LIFE 
 (Panel) 
 
 Frencu: 1830—1901 
 
 18. ia Height, 12% inches; width, 81% inches 
 
 Own a crimson base, a brilliant agate ewer with elaborate gilt and 
 enamel mountings stands in a broad light against a neutral grayish 
 background, its surface mirroring unseen neighboring windows. At 
 its foot, brilliant jewelry, a ring with an emerald setting at the left, 
 and a linked necklet at the right. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, BuatsE Drscorre, ’85. 
 
 From the Henry G. Marquand Collection, New York, 1903; No. 18. p55 4 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratepu H. Wurtre, Boston. 
 
 LOUIS LATOUCHE 
 
 Frencu: 1829—1884 
 
 9—SPRINGTIME a. ¢. dalhey | 
 
 Height, 10 inches; length, 121% inches 
 
 Sprine is advancing into summer, with foliage of the older trees full, 
 and dark in shadow, while younger trees show fresh green leafage in the 
 sunshine which brightens the meadow about them, which is cut laterally 
 by a brooklet. In the background a gray cottage and a green hill. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raupu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
CHARLES LANDELLE 
 
 ! Frencu: 1821—1908 
 
 10—EGYPTIAN DANCING GIRL | 
 
 Height, 1014 inches; width, 71% inches 
 
 | dw 5, Sranpine portrait of a dark-skinned young woman with delicately 
 | rounded features, observed nearly at full-length, figure to the right 
 | and face turned toward the spectator, and both hands held up before 
 | her head, clacking the castanets, her trunk in a tortuous pose of the 
 
 dance. In pink skirt, with hips enwound in black, and gauze drapery 
 only connecting with a short pink waist. Sunny archway behind her; 
 two figures indicated in shadow in front, looking on. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Cu. L. 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raupu H. Wutre, Boston. 
 
ARY SCHEFFER 
 Durcu: 1795—1858 
 
 11I—THE CONFESSION nt 
 Height, 101% inches; width, 88/4, inches 
 
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 Ix a brown and sombre interior with high arched passageways and a 
 dark green drapery, two figures stand forth in a shaft of light, with a 
 third standing in the shadow back of them. Of the two, a woman in 
 white, seated, with one hand supported on a crimson stool and the other 
 resting on the wrist of a man in armor, who has just entered, looks 
 up at him and speaks in anguish a message to his pained ears and 
 startled eyes. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, A. SCHEFFER. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RarpnH H. Wurtz, Boston. 
 
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 PROSPER MARILHAT 
 
 Frencu: 1811—1847 é { gee 
 
 12—LANDSCAPE: CHATEAU DE CROIS AN 
 (Panel) 
 
 Height, 91 inches; length, 18 inches 
 
 Barren hills brown and yellow mount in sunshine under a blue sky of 
 rolling white and gray clouds, and in a deeply cut valley a blue rivulet 
 runs a winding course. In the foreground, green trees come into view, 
 and on a hill at the right beyond them is the ruin of an ancient castle. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
 HIPPOLYTE LAZERGES 
 
 Frencu: 1817—1887 
 
 13—DESCENT FROM THE CROSS (Q_ . NUS are 
 
 Height, 131% inches; width, 814 inches 
 
 Iw the foreground the body of the Christ and the weeping women, in a 
 vivid light. Close in the background the cross and figures at a ladder 
 leading up to its arm, in shadow but partly illuminated by the fading 
 red of a sunset horizon. The draperies of the figures rose, blue, white, 
 green and orange. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RatepH H. Wurrs, Boston. 
 
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 JEAN ANTOINE THEODORE GUDIN 
 Frencu: 1802—1880 
 
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 14—MARINE oS (a 
 
 = Height, 814 inches; length, 13°4 inches 
 
 Across a greenish-turquoise sky two light tufts of creamy cloud drift, 
 above horizon strata which darken slightly over a deep blue, calm 
 sea, which in the foreground is slightly ruffled and reflects the sky’s 
 light. At the border of the blue, a ship heads majestically towards 
 the right. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, A. Guprn. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RauvpH H. Wuirr, Boston. 
 
 GEORGES BRILLOUIN 
 
 FRENCH pe 
 15—A DUET ti oe i} 
 
 (Panel) 
 Height, 1014 inches; width, 814, inches 
 
 Writ an old gentleman tips his seat forward and bends close over 
 his music-rest, extracting melody from a violin, his white and tan 
 hound lifts up his head and howls. The man’s figure is back to us, 
 clad in blue stockings and breeches, a long skirted coat of dull red 
 velvet and a white woollen skull cap. The latter is seen against a dark, 
 rococo decorated cupboard beside which hangs a guitar. At the left 
 of the foreground an empty violin case and music books he beside a 
 white chair upholstered in rose, back of which stands a spinet. On the 
 wall hangs an oval gilt-framed portrait of a lady with powdered hair. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Gzorcrs Brituovin. 
 
 Property of an Estate. 
 
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 E. MARILHAT 
 
 FreNcH 
 
 16—LANDSCAPE WITH WINDMILL 
 
 crac) VY. Ure edreed 
 
 Height, 7 inches; length, 1315 inches 
 
 Aw elevation of sandy soil on the left of the foreground is crowned 
 with two oaks which stand in advance of a wood. On the right is a 
 corresponding wooded slope, under the bank of which a man sits talk- 
 ing to two children, who stand in the road beside a dog. The roadway 
 winds back across a heath to a windmill, which forms a conspicuous 
 object in the middle distance. It is flanked by two white-walled cot- 
 tages with mossy-green roofs, which are embowered in trees. In the 
 distance toward the left is an expanse of water, dotted with sails. It 
 is obscured from view on the right by a low, level grassy hill. Over 
 the horizon extends a layer of creamy clouds, above which spreads a 
 broader mass of doye-gray vapor, tipped with cream. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, EK. Mariwuar. 
 Collection of M. Gavet, Paris. 
 
 Property of an Estate. 
 
 ALEXANDRE CALAME 
 Swiss: 1810—1864 
 
 17—_THE URI-ROTHSTOCK, LAKE LUCERNE 
 (Panel) AL. XY, Sy ee ae 
 
 Height, 9°4 inches; length, 12 inches Oe 
 4 
 Ow the left, high peaks of the mountains are seen, purplish-brown, 
 
 across the tops of a forest of soft green leafage, over which one looks 
 from a foreground ledge. ‘To right in the middle distance, where the 
 mountains give way and the foliage ceases, the blue lake comes to 
 view, with here and there a white sail. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Cauamn, 2 Mat, ’52. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raupu H. Wuirr, Boston. 
 
PAUL LOUIS NARCISSE GROLLERON 
 Frencu: 1848—1901 
 
 18—A MOMENT’S RESPITE AL : &. Sick Ls, 
 
 (Panel) 
 Height, 13 inches; width, 91 inches 
 
 Wrruty the sunny seclusion of a quiet courtyard a French soldier sits 
 
 I4-O __ himself down against the corner of a gray and pinkish stone building 
 ‘and proceeds hungrily to go at a bit of lunch. He faces the spectator, 
 turned somewhat toward the left, and with cap pushed back from his 
 
 forehead is in the act of raising a bit of sausage on the end of his 
 
 knife to his mouth. Behind him a high board fence of robin’s-egg blue. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, P. Gro“iERon. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rateu H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
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 JULES ELIE DELAUNAY 
 
 Frencu: 1828— : 
 Af. Sich ole 
 
 19—THH SCOUTING PARTY 
 Height, 834, inches; length, 18 inches 
 
 A cavanry patrol entering from the right comes to a halt in the fore- 
 ground, the horses kicking up a dust of warm yellow sand. The figures 
 of five of them appear, with four riders, in French uniform, one of 
 them an officer. Commingling cloud masses obscure the sky. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, J. Ditaunay. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rauypu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
 ANTOINE EMILE PLASSAN 
 Frencu: 1817—1903 
 
 20—LE SOURIRE ENIGMATIQUE Corupifell 
 Height, 13 inches; width, 934 incffes 
 
 TxHree-uarter length portrait of a blond woman of youthful ma- 
 turity, large of frame and figure, posed to the right, three-quarters 
 front, but with head turned full to the front and face and the greater 
 part of the bust in a broad, high light. Shoulders and arms nude, she 
 draws a creamy white drapery about her breast and it falls lightly 
 over her turquoise-blue skirt. Her blond tresses, bound with a blue 
 band, hang below the drapery back of her shoulders, and she smiles— 
 her smile a riddle. 
 
 Signed at the upper right, PLassan. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpnu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
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 EMILE CHARLES LAMBINET 
 Frencu: 1815—1878 
 
 21—THE LONE FISHERMAN af ci Se ekols 
 
 (Panel) 
 Height, 9 inches; length, 14% inches 
 
 From the left a greenish-yellow hillside falls away gently to a silvery- 
 white stream which appears from around its point, coming into the 
 foreground on the right. At the water’s edge a farmer sits fishing. 
 The face of the hillside is velvety in transparent shadow, a burst of 
 white horizon light illumining its top and the country beyond on the 
 right of the water. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Emire Lamerner. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rauen H. Wnuirr, Boston. 
 
 ALEXANDRE CALAME 
 Swiss: 1810—1864 
 
 22—_AN ALPINE VALLEY f 
 Height, 11 inches; length, 12% inches 
 
 Own the left a stream courses through a deep canyon, in the shadows 
 
 of rugged mountains that pile high on the right, their lofty summits 
 
 in the distance cradling patches of snow and rising to the clouds. 
 
 There the peaks are gray, but as they decline toward the foreground 
 vegetation appears, and close at hand the slopes are green and sunny. 
 
 Seal on the back, VenrE CaLaME. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raupu H. Wuirte, Boston. 
 
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JEHAN GEORGES VIBERT 
 Frencu: 1840—1902 
 
 THE MORNING WALK 4.&. Se RU 
 
 Height, 14 inches; width, 1014 inches 
 
 23 
 
 Furi-tencru standing figure of a cardinal carrying an opened sun 
 umbrella, with a lining the exact hue of his apparel; he has paused 
 we in a walk around a garden or close, carpeted with soft green turf and 
 | ZO. encompassed by woodland. The umbrella rests on his right shoulder, 
 and he faces the observer, with head slightly inclined and the broad 
 brim of his hat screening his eyes. 
 Signed at the lower right, V. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratvpu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
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 WILLIAM P. BABCOCK 
 
 AMERICAN: CONTEMPORARY 
 
 HOS eh ily 
 
 24 VENUS AND CUPID 
 
 Height, 13 inches; width, 11 imches 
 
 FuLi-Lencru figure of a plump and pulchritudinous young woman, 
 demi-nue, seated on the ground, in sunshine, before a background of 
 foliage and sea. <A luxuriance of golden-yellow hair falls about her 
 shoulders, and a lavender drapery covers her limbs. At her elbow a 
 
 lively cupid in helmet and drapery is smiling. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
 ARMAND GAUTIER 
 
 Frencu: 1825— 
 
 25—FISHERWOMAN y ‘ 
 eat Ps tlir.o2 
 
 Height, 14 inches; width, 101% inches 
 
 A woman of mature years, heavy of figure and with rheumatic hands, 
 is represented coming toward the observer, at the foot of a narrow 
 stair which winds down the side of a cliff. She is in brown, with a 
 red kerchief about her head, and wears a grayish green-blue apron, 
 and carries on one arm a basket filled with fish. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, A. Gautier, and at the lower 
 right, 1877, and also, A. G. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
JULES HEREAU 
 
 Frencu: 1830—1879 
 
 i 26—LANDSCAPE AND CATTLE 
 
 t Height, 1014, inches; length, 14 inches 
 
 Mippue-pisrance trees whose shadows dapple the green grass of the 
 
 foreground, where cows are pastured, form an arch with their green 
 
 b Su and brown foliage, and beneath it a cow stands athwart the view. Far 
 away on the right, a low brown hill. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
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 i Frencu: ConreMPorary 
 
 27—FONTAINEBLEAU FOREST ‘can | ai 
 
 Height, 1084 inches; length, 14 inches 
 
 Suorr trees and brush form a low, dense background, under a turquoise 
 
 sky heavy with clouds. In front the rough land is open, with stunted 
 
 white-barked trees standing at either side of a brook which comes 
 
 down the centre of the composition, its surface white where it rushes in 
 
 a slight descent and catches sunshine falling from the left, and a sober 
 
 gray as it enters the partial shadow of the foreground. Foliage and 
 50 ee herbage at either hand show briliant autumn reds, and in the middle 
 | distance is a woman gathering fagots. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rateu H. Wurrr, Boston. 
 
JEAN GUSTAVE JACQUET 
 
 Frencu: 1846—1909 
 
 23—HER HIGHNESS 
 
 (Panel) 
 Height, 16 inches; width, 12% inches 
 __ Heap and shoulders portrait of a patrician lady in a gown of mul- 
 / O5+~ perry velvet, lightly décolleté, with an upstanding and wide-spreading 
 lace collar forming almost a ruff, and the square cut in front decorated 
 with a blue knot. She has pink cheeks and blue eyes and red hair, and 
 
 pearls deck the curling Titian locks and adorn the delicate pink ears. 
 She faces left, three-quarters front, with eyes upon the spectator. 
 
 Signed at the right, above the shoulder, G. JAcQuET. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rarpu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
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 EUGENE PETIT 
 FrencH: ConrTEMPORARY . 
 29 _STILL LIFE: FLOWERS C oJ 
 (Panel) 
 Height, 16 inches; width, 9145 inches 
 Iy a gray oviform vase which itself is decorated with floral scrolls in 
 blue, a gathering of roses, pink, red, white and yellow, with sprays of 
 
 lesser flowers, in sunlight against a dark neutral background. A fallen 
 petal brightens the table on which they stand. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, E. Prrrr. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RaueH H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
 PIERRE BILLET 
 Frencu: ConrEMPORARY eur 
 30—_THE GLEANERS iL ' ic 
 Height, 1314 inches; length, 1734 inches 
 
 Two young women are seen bending to the ground in their task of 
 gleaning in a closely harvested field, one working in a deep shadow in 
 the foreground, her companion a little way off in the sunshine. Each 
 has acquired a considerable bundle of the grain. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, PrerrE Brier, ’80. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RatpuH H. Wnire, Boston. 
 
FREDERIC STUART CHURCH, N.A. 
 
 AMERICAN: 1842— AL (0 ; Ee ae) 
 
 31—THE ENCHANTRESS 
 
 (Panel) 
 
 Height, 734 inches; length, 181% inches 
 
 ——— . . 
 366 c Seatep on the greensward of a springtime and flowery landscape, a 
 maiden with reddish hair and clad in guazy mauve drapery conjures 
 a peaceful spirit in a tiger lying before her, a claw grasping her foot. 
 A long-stemmed pipe leads from her lips to a jar of smoking incense 
 in front of the tiger, and on its edge perches a fluttering dove. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, F.S. Cuurcn, 87, with the title. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratepu H. Wurrer, Boston. 
 
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 A, BERTZIK 
 
 GERMAN: CONTEMPORARY 
 
 32—PORTRAIT OF A LADY df. N.Se0 @tec are 
 
 (Panel) ae , 
 Height, 15 inches; width, 11 inches 
 
 Hatr-tenern portrait of a blond young woman with light brown 
 eyes, facing the right, three-quarters front, with calm, steady gaze 
 directed upon the observer. Pearls bind her hair and depend from her 
 ears, encircle her neck and adorn a cross on her breast, and with links 
 of some red stone make up a necklace worn upon her shoulders. Her 
 rich gown of green and white is trimmed with brown fur, and her 
 plumed hat is broadly tilted. 
 
 Signed at the upper right, A. Brrrzix. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratyu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
 KARL BODMER 
 
 Swiss: 1805—1883 
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 THE HEART OF THE FOREST 
 Height, 16 inches; width, 18 inches 
 
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 Derr within a forest, in an open space well lighted, a green hillside 
 slopes toward the right, and in the foreground a silver-barked monarch 
 raises its softly glistening trunk and heavy limbs against the green 
 and yellowish background formed by the foliage of its neighbors. 
 Near by is a stag, and a little way off appear does or fawns. Far 
 distant glimpse of sea and sky. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, K. Boomer. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratepu H. Wuirr, Boston. 
 
LOUIS EUGENE LAMBERT 
 
 Frencu: 1825— 
 AL. AO, Geebelo 
 
 (Water Color) 
 
 34— CURIOSITY 
 Height, 141 inches; length, 1714 inches 
 
 _— Turse kittens are seated in a row, a fluffy white between two tortoise 
 
 C 0 shells, intently watching a June bug. The insect appears over the top 
 edge of a cardboard cube, which rests on a leather-bound book, upon 
 
 which also lies a quill pen. A letter protrudes from beneath the book. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, L. Eve. Lamerrr. 
 
 Property of an Estate. 
 
 JOSEPH LOUIS HIPPOLYTE BELLANGE 
 
 1 Frencu: 1800—1866 
 Vrs Wh Prureep 
 
 a O pas Height, 18 inches; width, 1034 inches 
 
 35—_THE FIELD OF BATTLE 
 
 Smoke of powder adds to the obscurity of the gloaming, over a 
 
 barren hillside given to battle, and the flash of cannon punctuates the 
 
 gloom, figures standing and mounted appearing in silhouette against 
 
 their flashes. In the foreground stands a waiting file of warriors in 
 i=) ts) 
 
 red fez caps and skirted trousers, facing the right. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wuirr, Boston. 
 
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 PHILIPPE ROUSSEAU 
 
 Frencu; 1816—1887 
 
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 36—THE MILL } 5 
 
 Height, 1414, inches; length, 1734 inches 
 
 On the left a green hillside with sundry trees and outcropping rocks, 
 receding in the distance under a green-blue sky filled with. billowing 
 clouds, and passing out of the picture on the right while still a con- 
 siderable elevation. Near the foreground, on the left, a road, a cottage 
 and a mill, with a spillway emptying into a rocky stream on the right 
 of the centre. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, PH. Rovussnav. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpx H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
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 Frencu: ConTEMPORARY 
 
 37—OCTOBER Wwrw.4S. 
 
 Height, 13 inches; length, 1814 inches 
 
 In the sky masses of gray and white clouds including shower clouds 
 almost overcome the deep blue, and rest low over tree masses whose 
 leafage is rich in autumn browns and yellows. In front of the woods 
 a bent old woman in red and black with a white cap, standing in a 
 sunny spot in a yellow-brown field, on the farther side of a foreground 
 
 pool. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpn H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
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 EMILE CHARLES LAMBINET 
 
 Frencu: 1815—1878 
 
 38—_LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURE: ON HIS WAY 
 TO THE FISHING-GROUNDS 
 
 Height, 13 inches; length, 1814 inches Af LO, Scek sls 
 
 A coon and gently flowing river crossing the foreground is warmed to 
 
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 colorful brilliancy by the reflections from its bank, which is both green 
 and a rich sandy yellow, and a soft gray, as it stands out above the 
 water’s edge, the plain behind it filling the middle distance being 
 occupied by a field of grass and a field of golden grain, and by trees 
 and the red roofed buildings of a village. Coming along the edge of 
 the grain field, toward the river and boats in it, is a solitary but nimble 
 man with a fishing-rod over his shoulder. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, 1875, Emirs Lampinert. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rarepn H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
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NARCISSE BERCHERE 
 Frencu: 1822—1891 
 
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 Height, 18 inches; width, 14 inches 
 
 39—THE OASIS 
 
 Tarr palms rise in the foreground, the shadows of their slim trunks 
 streaking a rolling soil of sandy yellow, which at the right encloses a 
 corner of a blue pond. Above the depression in which lies the water, 
 a caravan makes its way along a low ridge. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, BercHERE. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
 GUSTAVE DE JONGHE 
 Bextcian: 1828—18938 
 
 ec ive se BR. YP oath 
 
 Height, 18 inches; width, 1434 inches 
 
 40—LE DUO 
 
 Fuur-Leneru portrait of a stout lady with reddish-blond hair, in a 
 black décolleté gown, standing with a sheet of music in her hand and 
 turning to rebuke a noisy bird on its perch beside her, which has 
 interrupted her singing. With figure to the front, her face is seen a 
 little more than in profile, towards the right. 
 
 Signed at the upper right, Gustave Dr JoneueE. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rateu H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
ALEXANDRE LONGUET 
 
 Frencu: ConrEMPORARY 
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 41—THE SLAVE 
 
 Height, 18 inches; width, 15 inches 
 
 Wirx hands clasped before her breast a fair young woman with reddish- 
 
 [15. — golden hair, seated on ground or floor, shrinks back from the light 
 into transparent shadow, her upper body nude, as her Nubian ex- 
 hibitor seated back of her withdraws her gauzy drapery. Her limbs 
 remain draped in greenish-turquoise and white. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RatpH H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
 ALFRED SEIFERT 
 
 Bouemian: 1850— 
 
 42-THE DOVE te HM Sear Bike 5 
 
 (Panel) 
 
 Height, 19 inches; width, 121% inches 
 
 Sranpine figure, seen at nearly three-quarters length, of a young 
 
 woman with Juno’s eyes, which look at the spectator, her hair of 
 
 q fe blonde cendré braided and brought forward to hang in front of her, 
 
 7 holding to her breast a white doye. She wears a frock of greenish-blue 
 velvet with shoulder-puff sleeves, a silver girdle and pearl necklace. 
 
 Signed at the upper right, ALFRED SEIFERT. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wurrer, Boston. 
 
EUGENE JOSEPH VERBOECKHOVEN 
 
 Betcran: 1799—1882 
 
 43—THE KING OF BEASTS OBerwt ae 
 
 Height, 1434 inches; length, 21 inches 
 
 au ye Ficure of a huge lion, recumbent, but with massive head raised and 
 eyes alert and glowing, and tail restive. He lies in the sunshine, which 
 warms and brightens his coat and illuminates his remarkable mane, 
 
 before a rock cave whose deep shadows relieve the great head. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Kuctne VERBOECKHOVEN, FC., 
 1856 ; signed also on the back, with a declaration that 
 
 the painting is original, and there also dated. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
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 C. E. V. DE TOURNEMINE 
 
 Frencu: 1814—1872 
 
 44—CAMELS Le oe ai d. 
 
 Height, 12% inches; length, 21 inches 
 
 Desert sands, a warm brownish yellow, extend across the picture, the 
 surface gently undulatory, and beyond them appears to be the green 
 water of the Nile, reaching to a gray horizon, with white cloud strata 
 highe® up. On the sands are several camels, with brilliant saddles but 
 riderless, in the neighborhood of a pool of water where they are 
 joined by some flamingos or flamingo-lke birds. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Cu. ok TouRNEMINE. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wutre, Boston. 
 
 KARL BODMER 
 
 German: 1805—1883 
 
 45—TWILIGHT HOUR Ws. 4: Se Oe ee 
 
 Height, 114 inches; length, 201% inches 
 
 Tux point of view is low and the eye looks between the tall branches of 
 brush growing in a marsh to a hillside town already in shadow, a 
 tower rising in silhouette against an after-sunset sky. The brush and 
 neighboring bushes are brown and all but leafless, and at their foot a 
 pool reflects the fading light. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, K. Boomer. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ranpu H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
ARTHUR PARTON, N.A. 
 
 AMERICAN: 1842—1914 
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 46—SPRINGTIME (wearers fi 
 
 Height, 15 inches; length, 22 inches 
 
 On the right in the foreground a triangle of stunted apple trees on a 
 green slope cast their shade upon the turf and put forth struggling 
 blossoms. Passing about them in a rutted field road comes a cart 
 drawn by oxen, a white one and a red one, driven by a lone and droning 
 farmer. At left a valley, with the colors of autumn and the air of 
 spring. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, ArrHur Parron. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rauneu H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
EUGENE LOUIS GABRIEL ISABEY 
 
 Frencu: 1804—1886 ; 
 47—SHORE VIEW if Ccebhels 
 
 Height, 16 inches; length, 211, inches 
 
 Far away the sea is an indigo blue, and pales as it comes shoreward to 
 a greenish-blue, and finally in white ripples laps the yellow and gray } 
 / sands of a winding shore. A French fishing-boat is beached in the 
 middle distance, and a square-rigger is among other sail in the offing. 
 
 The sandy shore gives way to chalk cliffs which mount on the right, 
 with a cottage observed among them, while down on the shore in the 
 foreground a peasant woman and her little girl are looking off sea- 
 ward. Near them a long boat is turned up against a bank, with 
 tackle lying at one side. Creamy cumuli in a veiled blue sky drift 
 above strata tinged with mauve. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wuirr, Boston. 
 
LEON RICHET 
 Frencu: 1847—1907 
 
 48—GIPSY GIRL f ‘ieadd 
 
 (Panel) 
 
 Height, 24 inches; width, 1814 inches 
 
 Sranpine figure of a tall young gipsy girl, facing front, turned very 
 slightly toward the right, before a background of woods. She wears 
 a red hat and waist, brilliantly adorned in gold, and a long blue cloak 
 similarly trimmed. Its flowing sleeves have large white lace cuffs. Her 
 black locks fall below her shoulders, and her hands are folded before 
 her waist. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, L&on Ricuer, ’72. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rarpu H. Wurrs, Boston. 
 
 PROSPER MARILHAT 
 Frencu: 1811—1847 
 
 49 PALACE OF GOLETTA, TUNIS 4- (ee Up tet 
 
 Height, 1414 inches; length, 21%4 inches 
 
 Buvur-creen water puts in from the right, circling on its farther side 
 a low sandy bank outside a wall, in sunshine, and lapping with gentle 
 wavelets the hither shore which is warm and dark in the shadow of 
 trees standing in the left foreground. Here in the shadow a girl 
 water carrier comes forward with an amphora on her head, and a man 
 sits by the wayside, begging. A little back, on the left, in the sunshine, 
 a company of turbaned horsemen emerge from the white pillared 
 portico of the Tunisian palace, which is creamy in tone, with a white 
 minaret rising beyond the outer walls against a robin’s-egg sky lightly 
 clouded. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, MariiHar. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratepu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
JULES HEREAU 
 
 Frencu: 1830—1879 
 
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 50—LANDSCAPE WITH SHEEP OO. Ortd her 
 
 Height, 151% inches; length, 23% inches 
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 Day is waning and already the low wooded hills that form the horizon 
 line are dark on their hither sides, below a grayish clouded sky, while 
 the foreground, a bit of land hospitable only to sheep, is still alight. 
 Here a yellowish flock is to be seen, with their shepherd seated on a 
 huge log at the right, his dog near by, and suggestions of cottages in 
 the purlieus. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, J. H. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rauyen H. Wutre, Boston. 
 
 PAUL DELAMAIN 
 Frencu: 1821—1882 
 
 51—-ARAB HAWKING PARTY ae & Sh supa s <__ 
 
 Height, 1744, inches; length, 251% inches 
 
 In a far-spreading desert country of rough and rolling mounds eleven 
 Arab horsemen are seen, their horses and their caparisoning and their 
 own garb all presenting rich and varied color. In the foreground is a 
 _— group comparatively at rest, but another group out in the hot and 
 | ( O« dusty sunshine a little to the right are in active motion, with their 
 horses in various attitudes, and all alike are gazing with intense inter- 
 est at their hawks in the air. One of the foreground group retains his 
 bird on his wrist, hooded. 
 Signed at the lower left, Paut. Detamatn. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wnuire, Boston. 
 
JULES NOEL, f Prudletor— 
 
 Frencu: ConrEMPORARY 
 
 52—WITHIN THE HARBOR AT LOW TIDE, 
 TREPORT 
 Height, 211% inches; width, 15 inches 
 
 Frencu fishing boats large and small are seen lying head on and 
 broadside on, on the gray and yellow sands at low tide, at either side 
 of the shallow blue stream that still comes up the channel. The 
 channel winds in about a white lighthouse on the right, and in the 
 middle distance turns forward, and it is here the boats lie, with their 
 masts canted at different angles, some with sails wound about them, 
 their fine old hulls full of color. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Jurus Not, Trevort, 1872. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rarpu H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
FRANCOIS ALFRED DELOBBE 
 
 Frencu: 1835— VD) 
 Ir. Uy. 18. Porvrelf 
 583—_THE FISHERMANS DAUGHTER 
 
 Height, 251% inches; width, 18 inches | 
 
 In a grass-bordered gray footpath along cliffs at the edge of a tur- 
 quoise sea a young woman has paused in her walk, and with fond eyes 
 looks wistfully seaward, her nimble fingers briefly arrested in their 
 — - knitting. She is bare footed and wears a black dress with white under- 
 KS . waist, and a kerchief about her brown hair. White clouds overspread | 
 a deep blue sky. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, A. Devozse. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RatpuH H. Wutre, Boston. 
 
 HUGO FREDRIK SALMSON 
 Swepiso: 1843— | 
 
 54—ON THE LAWN : 
 (Panel) Rrtorcg tru Gatler1e4 
 
 Height, 181% inches; length, 24 inches 
 
 On a sunny day in summer, with flowers abloom on every hand, a 
 handsome young mother is seated on a lawn chair under a tree, and | 
 has stopped reading to talk with her small daughter who leans upon | 
 
 150. _ her lap. The child is in brown with a watered silk sash, the mother in | 
 
 earl-gray and white, with red trimming. In the background the 
 Pp gray 8 g 
 
 porch of a white house, with open door. 
 Signed at the lower left, Huco Saumson, 1877. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RatepH H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
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 JOHN AUSTIN SANDS MONKS 
 
 AMERICAN: 1850— ear . 
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 55—LATE AFTERNOON, COAST OF MAINE: 
 THE FLOCK 
 
 Height, 18 inches; length, 26 mches 
 
 Ow a high and rounded bluff overlooking the sea, numerous sheep of a 
 large flock are congregated in the soft light of approaching sunset, 
 which has already set its seal upon the distant clouds of an early 
 autmun sky. The sea is seen only at the left, and as the mound rises 
 sheep forms are seen in silhouette against a high horizon, one standing 
 on the crest of the mound, while on the forward slope which is full 
 of color in vegetation and in its broad outcropping rocks, more of 
 the sheep are lying down and one or two are still grazing. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, J. A. S. Monxs. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RatpH H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
ROBERT WARD VAN BOSKERCK, N.A. 
 
 AmeERIcAN: 1855— 
 
 56—SCENE IN HOLLAND oad Co 
 Height, 16 inches; length, 261 inches 
 Ar left in the middle distance, windmills and the red roofs of a hamlet, 
 and in a road leading forward a man in a cart drawn by a white 
 tt/ On horse, who has stopped to converse with a white-capped peasant woman 
 
 standing in the road. Paralleling the road a canal, which reflects the 
 lines and colors of a cottage and hayrick on its right bank. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, R. W. Van Boskercx. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RatepH H. Wnire, Boston. 
 
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 LOUIS VICTOR WATELIN 
 Frencu: 1838—1908 ? 
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 57—-CATTLE AT THE DRINKING ‘PLACE 4a 
 Height, 1934 inches; length, 244 inches 
 
 Two cows which have come out of a green grove at the right, one 
 tawny and white, one red and white, stand in the sunshine facing the 
 left, where another cow that has come up from the neighboring field 
 across a brook stands in the stream, drinking. Sunny meadows on the 
 farther side end at low hills, near which are cottages. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, L. WatTELtn. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wuirz, Boston. 
 
 PIERRE OUTIN 
 Frencu: 1840—1899 
 
 58—UN GRAIN 
 
 Height, 18 inches; length, 26°4 inches Wie. Hest 
 
 Ow a gray and glistening beach at low tide two heavy fishing vessels 
 are lying, a large black one and a smaller one whose hull is blue and 
 white. The day is sunny but clouds have come up rapidly and a 
 shower has set in, and caught in a plight two young ladies in summer 
 finery of brilliant coloring, who have come to visit the beach. They 
 stand anxiously on the wet sands, under a huge yellow umbrella and 
 in the shelter of the big black hull, while their escort a few paces off 
 receives directions from a fisherman at home in the wet, who leads his 
 small child by the hand. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Our. 
 From the Salon, Paris, 1890. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratepuw H. Wuirr, Boston. 
 
EUGENE CICERI 
 Frencnu: 1813—1890 
 
 59—SUNSET ON THE RIVER Wa llarcd proce 
 
 Height, 1744, inches; length, 2714 inches 
 
 Tue sun has passed from view and now turns horizon banks and 
 
 higher tufts of cloud to crimson and molten-gold, in a paling green- 
 
 gray sky. A river passing under a bridge crossing in the middle dis- 
 
 5 — tance broadens in the foreground and reflects the sunset lights, and 
 
 | the steam and smoke from a tender on the right is relieved against 
 
 the green foliage of trees and the high silhouette of a church which 
 
 mounts against the sky. On a low point of land in the foreground, 
 laundresses are completing the day’s work with the linen. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Eve. Cicert. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wuirn, Boston. 
 
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 Frencu: ConrEMPORARY 
 
 60—EDGE OF THE FOREST, FONTAINEBLEAU 
 
 Height, 211% inches; length, 26 inches AL. : Scckiba 
 
 A Pond mirroring white clouds and the colors of its surroundings lies 
 at the centre of the landscape, an open, wild and rocky range on the 
 outskirts of a dense background woods, and from the pond a streamlet 
 _passes forward and disappears behind a lichen-covered rock at the 
 / [Ay left. At either side of the pond and back of it stand detached trees 
 in autumn coloring, sunshine relieving them against the green of the 
 woods, and between two of them an old woman is standing. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, CamitiE Macnus. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RatpuH H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
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 JAMES CRAWFORD THOM 
 
 American: 1885—1898 
 
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 61—DUCK HUNTING 
 
 Height, 18 inches; length, 2914 inches 
 
 Rovcu land with weeds and brush and a few short bushy trees em- 
 braces part of an inlet which enters the foreground and turns about 
 a point at the right. On the left, a boy comes sauntering down the 
 bank, and his scampering dog, ahead of him, sends some ducks on an 
 
 awkward run towards the water. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, J. C. THom. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raten H. Wutre, Boston. 
 
 THOMAS ROBINSON 
 
 American: 1835—1888 
 
 62—ALGERIAN HORSEMAN Q. }: Noles 
 
 Height, 20 inches; length, 2141/4, inches 
 
 A swarruy and dark-bearded man brilliant in scarlet and golden- 
 yellow, creamy-white and soft brown, is seen in profile to the left, 
 mounted on a white and gray stallion. The trappings of the horse are 
 also of marked coloring, and he stands in sunshine on a green ground. 
 
 Stamped at the lower right, T. Rosrnson SarE. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raupu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
WILLIAM BRADFORD, N.A. 
 
 AMERICAN: 1830—1892 ieee 9 ae Se) 
 
 683—AMONG THE ICE FLOES 
 Height, 18 inches; length, 30 inches 
 
 pees Four brown-hulled sailing vessels of various rig, with sails both white 
 aes and colored, are observed in a glistening sea of only slightly ruffled 
 
 water, among icebergs white and green, one berg on the right towering 
 like a mountain with twin peaks. In front of it one of the ships stands 
 in strong relief, and gulls are swarming about the twin peaks. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Wm. Braprorp, N. Y. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wurrr, Boston. 
 
 EDOUARD ZIER 
 
 Frencu: 1856— 
 
 64—YOUTH AN Naoe pees Oi vam 
 
 Height, 24 inches; width, 20 inches 
 
 Busr portrait of a smiling young woman with rose cheeks and blue 
 eyes, turned slightly toward the left but looking full upon the spec- 
 tator, in a strong light against a neutral background of mahogany 
 tones. Eyebrows and hair are golden-blond and the hair flows in 
 curling tresses about her nude shoulders, while with one hand she 
 catches up a bit of gauze drapery of rose tone against her white 
 breast. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Ev. Zier. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratepu H. Wurirr, Boston. 
 
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 JULIUS ROBERT BEYSCHLAG 
 German: 1838— 
 
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 65—4 GARDEN Party WW oe fo 
 
 Height, 28 inches; width, 224% iches 
 
 Sprinc has come, trees and wild flowers are in bloom, and on a grassy 
 slope in the foreground a young mother has spread a red shawl, and 
 entertains her two flaxen-haired children, a boy and a girl, who have 
 been picking daisies and making bouquets. Behind them another young 
 woman stands with an armful of flowers, and in the background the 
 corner of a mansion comes into view. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Ronerr Bryscu.ac. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rateu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
 DESIRE BOURGOIN 
 
 Frencu: ConrEMPORARY 
 
 66—LE PATURAGE Wry. WR’ Poteet 
 (Water Color) 
 
 Height, 2934 inches; width, 211% inches 
 
 Sunny green ways and fields in a well wooded land are bright with 
 field flowers, and three cows are seen in them, attended by a peasant 
 woman who stands staff in hand with her back against a tree trunk, 
 taking advantage of its meagre shade. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Bourcotn. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wuirer, Boston. 
 
CORNELIS VAN LEEMPUTTEN 
 Bexueran: 1841—1902 ! 
 
 67—SHEEP AND FOLD hing lor Gal 
 Height, 221, inches; length, 30 inches ; 
 
 Srven sheep are observed in their fold, two feeding at the rack, one 
 / 538 — about to take a drink, and four lying down on the golden straw, where 
 a rooster and two hens are also at home. Through a small square 
 
 window, a vision of green foliage. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, C. Van LermpurTen. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wurrn, Boston. 
 
 JEAN ANTOINE THEODORE GUDIN | 
 Frencn: 1802—1880 | 
 
 68—LA TEMPETE v. KJ £ Sy Lp ane at ee Ce 
 Height, 231% inches; length, 341 inches ‘ 
 
 Over the ocean the ominous nimbus clouds are fast shutting out any 
 remaining light in the sky, a few white gulls only remain visible above a 
 a c 0, headland on the right, and in the foreground the spectator looks upon 
 two sailing vessels meeting the blow as a part of the day’s toil, a brig ; 
 running under headsail and main and a modest fishing-boat, their 
 
 people observant of Nature’s spectacle. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Gupin. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raupu H. Wuirs, Boston. 
 
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RUDOLPH ERNST 
 
 German: 1854-— 
 
 69—LES DEUX GARDIENS bt J 
 (Panel) 
 
 Height, 25 inches; length, 3114 inches 
 
 Ar the portal of a massive mausoleum, with corridors of elaborately 
 earved columns and polyfoil arches, a turbaned man of ebony skin 
 and clad in silks of brilliant color stands, armed, on a broad marble 
 step. His turban is green and his robes are blue, white and yellow, 
 shining in the light in high relief against the pale yellow and dark and 
 rich reddish-brown of the structure behind him. At his side, chained 
 to a pillar, les a huge tiger, seen in profile. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, R. Ernsr. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raupu H. Wuirr, Boston. 
 
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 FANSTIN BESSON 
 
 Frencu: 1821— 
 A.C. Shes 
 
 70—THE PRODIGAL’S RETURN 
 
 Height, 32 inches; width, 234, inches 
 
 A rantasy of rich color and imaginative freedom, picturing before a 
 mansion in an ancestral wooded park a seventeenth century loving 
 couple, arm in arm, listening to a plea. He is in crimson and green 
 and gold, and she in white brocade touched with light emerald and 
 scarlet, with sunshine playing in her golden hair. Before them a 
 pulchritudinous girl garbed as a youth kneels pleadingly, hat on 
 ground, and over “his” shoulder the bundle of ‘‘his”” possessions. 
 
 Signed at left, back of the youth, Fanstix Besson, 1854. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RatpuH H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
 CHARLES EDOUARD DE BEAUMONT 
 Frencu: 1821—1888 
 
 71—A DIFFICULT CHOICE 
 
 Height, 2034 inches; length, 34 inches A. we. Kearaf- 
 
 In a garden and farmyard adjoining an ancient gray inn with walls 
 of creamy tone several men are eating at a table under a rose bush, 
 served by a white-capped woman, at the left, while in the foreground a 
 stout old man carrying sword and keys and wearing a white apron 
 stands looking at a large number of geese he has called to him, and 
 rubs his chin, puzzled which one to choose to grace a feast. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, C. pp Beaumont. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raupu H. Wurtz, Boston. 
 
RENE MENARD 
 
 Frencu: ConTEMPORARY 
 
 i 72—LANDSCAPE WITH CATTLE: 
 MILKING TIME 
 
 | Height, 2534 inches; length, 391 inches 
 
 Hy Potzarpep willows, young and old, stand singly and in groups on the 
 green banks of a brook which on the left in the foreground takes a 
 sinuous course down to a river that crosses the middleground. To 
 
 — right in the foreground are sheep and cows, and a woman milking, and 
 gee on the river bank at the brook’s mouth a man sits fishing. On the 
 
 farther side of the river, a hamlet at the foot of a hill. 
 Signed at the lower right, Rent Ménarp. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rautpu H. Wuirs, Boston. 
 
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 THOMAS ROBINSON 
 
 AMERICAN: 1835—1888 
 
 eed 
 KETTELL POINT: LANDSCAPE 
 WITH CATTLE 
 
 73 
 
 Height, 2334 inches; length, 391% inches 
 
 A LANDSCAPE green and rocky and wooded, rolling and irregular, and 
 with wild pasturage, swings inward from the right and circling about a 
 blue sea which variously indents its shore-line projects toward the right 
 again, in the distance, in a long sandy point. In the foreground on a 
 sunny slope are six cows, red, white and black ones, and one which is 
 both red and white and black, all but one of them lying down. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, T. Rosrnson. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
CHARLES BUSSON 
 
 Frencu: 1822— 
 
 74 IDEAL LANDSCAPE WB. Prrrelf 
 
 Height, 32 inches; length, 3914 inches 
 
 Broap meadows, green, brown and yellow in the sunshine of a warm, 
 hazy day, spread far to the right and to the distance, from the edge of 
 a thick wood on the left, which throws the foreground into shadow 
 and sends other shadows out upon the meadows. A brook crosses the 
 foreground, reflecting the colors of late afternoon clouds, and on its 
 farther bank a bare footed man sits fishing. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
 JOHN AUSTIN SANDS MONKS 
 
 AMERICAN: 1850— 
 
 75—-CAPE ELIZABETH 
 
 Height, 26 inches; length, 42 inches 
 
 Tue cape projects from the right in the middle distance, a white light- 
 house rising above its crest and its sloping nose pointing into blue 
 water shot with the white caps of lightly rolling waves. The high 
 land rises broadly back of the lighthouse toward the right, forming 
 an all but treeless horizon which is interrupted by the roofs of houses 
 resting on the slope of its farther side, while on the nearer slope the 
 surface of the land is a rich spread of autumn color in its wild herbage, 
 and through this in the foreground a shepherd is driving a large flock 
 of sheep. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, J. A. S. Monks. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratepu H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
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ARTHUR FERRARIS 
 Hounearian: 1864— OGineres 
 
 76—_VISIT OF THE GRAND SHEIK TO 
 THE CAIRO UNIVERSITY 
 
 Height, 32 inches; length, 39 inches 
 
 Tur center of the group is occupied by the venerable figure of the 
 Sheik, whose gray beard descends over a brown gabardine, adorned 
 with broad yellow stoles. He is being received by two men in long blue 
 silk coats, one of whom bows to kiss his hand, while the other points to 
 a doorway on the right. The Sheik is accompanied by a man in loose 
 white robe, who carries a red coral rosary, and followed by a boy 
 attendant who walks ahead of a handsome man, with iron-gray hair 
 showing beneath his turban. Beside the latter walks an old man, whose 
 gray hair projects wildly from his head. He wears a necklace of crim- 
 son beads and carries a staff. In advance of the crowd which throngs 
 the gateway at the back of the court rides a man on a donkey. At 
 the left of the foreground a woman in a rosy, fringed dress and black 
 yeil, stands holding a baby. 
 
 Signed and dated at the lower left, ARvHUR Ferraris, 1890. 
 Purchased from M. Knoedler & Co. 
 
 Property of an Estate. 
 
EDMUND H. OSTHAUS 
 
 American: 1858— 
 
 77—AT THE KENNELS Kelty anf Y : 
 
 Height, 28 inches; length, 4014 inches 
 
 Hovunns and setters, gray and brown and spotted, to the number of 
 seven, are seen in bright sunshine in the foreground, rushing to a gate 
 
 J}Q-0.~ in the fence of their enclosure, where a colored keeper stands outside, 
 in conversation with two hunters a little farther away. Background 
 of wooded landscape. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Epm. H. Osrraus, 1894. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratepu H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
 JEANNE BOLE 
 
 ConTEMPORARY @ ONedbee- 
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 78—PREPARING FOR THE BALL 
 
 Height, 461% inches; width, 27 inches 
 
 TuHREE-QUARTER length standing figure of a fair-haired young woman 
 10; — in blue silk and white lawn, standing and facing the left, three-quarters 
 o front, and looking happily at herself in a mirror as she selects the 
 flowers for her corsage. She holds a bouquet at her breast and other 
 
 flowers at her side, and a pink rose decks her coiffure. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, JEANNE Bote. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratepu H. Wuirn, Boston. 
 
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 LEON BAZILE PERRAULT 
 
 Frencu: 1832—1908 é 4 , 
 
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 79THE SISTERS 
 
 Height, 44 inches; width, 321% inches 
 
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 On steps of a great stone building of creamy gray a young woman is 
 seated looking at the spectator, a hand modestly extended, palm 
 upward, holding on her lap an infant girl who has fallen asleep with 
 her weary head against the elder’s shoulder. The hair of both is 
 golden-blond and lodsely hanging, that of the older sister lightly bound 
 over the crown with a pinkish kerchief. She wears a white torn waist 
 and blue skirt and is barefoot, and the child wears a single white gar- 
 ment. Bright sunlight illumines the faces and figures, striking from the 
 left, the heads being relieved against a dark shadow of a doorway 
 recess back of them. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, LL. Perraurr, 1888. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raurn H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
CHARLES THEODORE FRERE 
 
 Frencu: 1815—1888  () Q Na bows 
 
 80—ALGERIAN CAFE 
 
 Height, 28 inches; length, 44 imches 
 
 Trunxs of palms support a draped roof, from under which the spec- 
 tator looks out from its comfortable shade, covering the whole fore- 
 
 ) | 0: ground, to a sunny landscape of heavy monumental architecture on the 
 border of gray water, with brown hills on the horizon under a pale and 
 hazy turquoise sky. Out in the sun are two women in blue with water 
 jars on their heads. Within the shelter of the café porch or terrace, 
 which les between low walls, with a door leading to an interior at 
 the right, are numerous turbaned figures, one in blue standing near a 
 ewer, several squatted on a ledge at the left, waiting to be served, 
 and three musicians crouched on the floor at the right. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Tu. Frbee. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratrn H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
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 SECOND AND LAST EVENING’S SALE 
 
 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1920 
 
 IN THE GRAND BALLROOM 
 OF THE PLAZA 
 
 BEGINNING AT 8.15 0’CLOCK 
 
 EUGENE LOUIS GABRIEL ISABEY 
 
 Frencu: 1804—1886 : . 
 81—_THE LIFE RAFT 
 
 Height, 8°4 inches; length, 1034 inches 
 
 A park sea tosses under black clouds, which are broken only by a 
 single burst of white light, and in the foreground the remnants of a 
 
 mass of wreckage lift themselves in the heave of the waves to reveal 
 three men clinging there for life. One has climbed as high as he could, 
 the others are lower, their feet in the wash of the spray. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratru H. Wuirr, Boston. 
 
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 LEON VICTOR DUPRE 
 
 Frencu: 1816—1879 
 
 82 RIVER LANDSCAPE, WITH FIGURES 
 (Panel) 
 Height, 81 inches; length, 10 inches 
 Own the left, tall, luxuriant woeds billow into the picture, under billowing 
 clouds of gray and white, and before them lies a flat green meadow 
 partly in sunshine and partly in shadow, where two wandering cows 
 stand. At its edge in the foreground is a silvery pond, where two 
 
 young women of the countryside are seen, one seated on the low bank, 
 the other leaning against one of the slender trunks of twin trees. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, V. Dupré. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ravyn H. Wutre, Boston. 
 
 THEOPHILE DE BOCK 
 
 DutcH: 1850—1904 
 
 s38_THE GATEWAY, HAARLEM & 
 (Panel) 
 
 Height, 101% inches; width, 9% iches 
 Aw ancient gateway in brownish-red crossed by gray bands, its face in 
 shadow, rises against a pale blue sky with white and gray clouds, and 
 through its archway creamy houses with red roofs are seen in sunshine. 
 At either side, high buildings and green gardens appear, in shadow but 
 with accents of sunshine, and in the foreground roadway an old woman 
 and a child move toward the gate. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Tu. p% Bock. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RaupuH H. Wuirez, Boston. 
 
 O. Tard R47, 
 
FRANCOIS AUGUSTE BONHEUR 
 Frencu: 1824—1884 
 
 84—BLACK SHEEP ae oe Ale thoher 
 
 Height, 81, inches; length, 1114 inches | 
 
 = Tue carefully studied figure of a black faced sheep with heavy coat 
 YS J of rich and warm dark reddish-brown, lying in the sunshine on a deep 
 turf of soft, fresh green, before a background of dense green woods. 
 
 The sheep’s body curls forward somewhat, and its face and gaze are 1 
 
 directly upon the spectator, the black of head and feet in relief against | 
 
 the rich surfaces of the wool. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, A. B. | 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratew H. Wnuirr, Boston. | 
 
 CHARLES EMILE JACQUE Os Y 
 
 1894 
 
 ak Frencu: 1813 
 
 85—CHANTICLER IN THE SHHEPFOLD 
 (Panel) 
 
 Height, 77g inches; length, 108% inches 
 
 Four sheep in various postures are seen in a well lighted sheepcote, 
 their thick fleece grayish, the noses of three of them which look toward 
 the spectator and the neck of the fourth which is headed in an opposite 
 direction all shining white in rays of sunlight falling from the left. 
 The sheep with back to the observer is eating from a rack, and its 
 nearest companion has turned and rests its neck over the back of one 
 of the two sheep which are lying down near a trough. Above them a 
 proud rooster perches on the rim of a tub, his head held high. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Cu. Jacauz. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wurrn, Boston, 
 
FERDINAND VICTOR EUGENE DELACROIX 
 
 Frencu: 1798—1863 
 
 86-—LA TOILETTE Cee Sehelle<g 
 
 Height, 884 inches; width, 61% inches 
 
 In a woodland setting a tall woman stands nude except for white and 
 rose draperies about her limbs, caressing and adjusting her long dark 
 hair which hangs to below her hips. She appears against the bluish- 
 green of a vista of sky, with the surrounding woods dark brown, and 
 | a shaft of sunlight illumines her figure, leaving her face in transparent 
 shadow. On the ground at her feet the small figure of an attendant 
 
 il appears. 
 Signed at the lower right, E. D. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rateu H. Wurrer, Boston. 
 
DOMINGO MUNOZ || 
 
 SpanisH: ConrEMPORARY 
 
 87—THE PHILOSOPHER 2 ec OPS eer ere 
 
 (Panel) 
 
 Height, 81% inches; width, 6 inches 
 
 Acarxst a neutral background a “character” is sketched in lively 
 / 40, ~ manner in a strong light, a man with bushy black hair, rosy features, ! 
 glasses, top hat worn at an angle, facing the spectator, with hands ! 
 in his trousers pockets, holding back his long-tailed drab coat with | 
 yellow velvet collar. Under his arm a scroll which might be a rejected 
 play. His gaze is concentrated downward, and he puffs a cigarette 
 
 vigorously. 
 Signed at the lower right, Dmco. MuNoz. | | 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratypu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
NARCISSE VIRGILE DIAZ DE LA PENA 
 Frencu: 1807—1876 
 
 88—_WOMAN AND CHILD 
 ( Panel) 
 Height, 11 inches; width, 834 inches 
 
 Ar the edge of a forest, which is partly in shadow behind her, is seated 
 a young woman with delicate features, warm complexion and jet black 
 hair, facing the spectator. She wears a waist of turquoise-blue, a rose- 
 pink skirt and many jewels, a white mantle lightly covers her hair and 
 one bare foot protrudes beyond the hem of her skirt. She holds a pet 
 dog on her lap, at which a large dog beside her knee looks up, and back 
 of her, looking over her shoulder, stands a small girl with reddish-blond 
 hair, clad in violet-gray waist and golden-yellow skirt. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, N. Diaz. 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratepu H. Wuires, Boston. 
 
CONSTANT TROYON 
 
 Frencu: 1810—1865 i Sy eee | 
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 89—THE PICNIC | 
 
 Height, 94% inches; length, 13 inches 
 
 Ix a secluded spot in deep woods, a retreat where sunshine penetrates, 
 Oe a small company of the peasantry is gathered enjoying a picnic lunch. 
 u Four of their number are seated on the ground, one a man with his 
 
 back against a tree, who looks at the spectator. At their feet is the 
 edge of a pool, and back of them the sunshine warms the brown leafage 
 
 of early autumn, against the dark green depths of the wood. 
 Signed at the lower left, C. T. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratepu H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
 CHARLES EMILE JACQUE 
 
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 \; Frencu: 18138—1894 J 
 
 90—THE SHEEP FOLD 
 Height, 984 inches; length, 13 inches 
 
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 Five sheep are within the fold, along with three hens, a white one, a 
 black one and a brown one, which peck in the straw at their feet. Two 
 of the sheep face the spectator, standing, side by side, one erect, the 
 other with head bent to a trough on the floor, and rays of brilliant 
 sunlight illumine their faces and rich fleece, and gild the thick straw 
 bedding on the floor. The other three sheep are gray in shadow, one 
 lying down, and two feeding at a rack against the gray wall. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Cu. JAcauz. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raten H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
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 CHARLES FRANCOIS DAUBIGNY 
 Frencu: 1817—1878 
 
 91I—LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURES 
 (Panel) 
 Height, 8 inches; length, 131% inches 
 
 Ar left the red roofs and white walls of a village, with its modest church 
 spire little overtopping the thick green trees which shelter it, and slop- 
 ing toward the right and the foreground rolling green meadows. In 
 the foreground, three industrious field workers bent to their labors, a 
 young woman standing to left of them, and in a pathway on the right a 
 woman carrying a child. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Daunieny. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rauen H. Wurrs, Boston. 
 
JULES DUPRE 
 
 Frencu: 1811—1899 
 
 92—A FISHERMANS HOME 
 
 Height, 6°4 inches; length, 11 inches 
 
 Low reddish buildings in a rambling pile, with roofs of velvety thatch, 
 form an angle on the right in the foreground, with sundry doors giving 
 upon a yard where a bit of sunshine falls and which is closed at left 
 of the buildings by dense shrubbery and low trees which appear in 
 shadow. Sky of creamy clouds, with dark ones edging in from the 
 left. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, J. D. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratepu H. Wuirz, Boston. 
 
NARCISSE VIRGILE DIAZ DE LA PENA 
 
 Frencu: 1807—1876 
 
 983-THE FLIGHT INTO EGYPT “4, sticker 
 
 Height, 12 inches; width, 91 inches 
 
 In a fading sunset glow two figures are faintly illuminated in the fore- 
 ground, a young woman seated sidewise on an ass and facing the 
 spectator, and a man standing on the ground beyond her and looking 
 up at her, his head seen across the neck of the ass, which is drinking at 
 a low fountain. Their costumes and the trappings of the beast are in 
 rich colors. The immediate surroundings are treeless, with distant 
 buildings indicated in the valley, and others on a high hill at the right. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, N. Diaz. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpux H. Wutre, Boston. 
 
PIERRE ETIENNE THEODORE ROUSSEAU 
 Frencu: 1812—1867 | 
 
 94 MOUNTAIN BROOK i, Schell I 
 
 Height, 81% inches; length, 14 inches 
 
 A GREEN brook in sunshine and shadow emerges into view from among || 
 the thick trees and brush of a wood, and courses forward down the 
 centre of the picture and toward the right, passing among rocks and 
 _—breaking into white foam. The woods are green, and warmed by autumn 
 13 On colors, the rocks are gray, with polychromatic variations, and the sur- 
 faces of water and rocks are fascinatingly studied in their soft and 
 
 secluded variety. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, TH. R. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rate H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
 JEAN RICHARD GOUBIE 
 
 Frencu: 1842— 
 
 95—THE INTRUDERS res W- Ae cnifieto 
 
 ( Millboard ) 
 Height, 10%4 inches; length, 1414, inches 
 
 |) § 0: Tue composition centers around a small pool which is bounded on 
 three sides by steep banks covered with shrubs and vines. Two horses 
 stand in the water, a white one holding its head over the back of a bay 
 which is drinking. Meanwhile their intrusion is being resented by a ( 
 drake which is quacking in the foreground and by seven ducks which 
 raise a chorus of protest on the right bank. A streak of yellow light 
 crosses the meadow at the back of the scene. 
 
 Signed and dated at the lower left, R. Gouin, 1883. 
 
 Property of an Estate. | 
 
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 EUGENE LOUIS GABRIEL ISABEY 
 Frencu: 1804—1886 
 
 96-—AVENGED { ere 
 
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 Height, 91% inches; length, 18 inches 
 
 A cavatier stands wiping his rapier, as he looks down upon the form 
 of his enemy stretched, with grasped rapier, on the floor. The body 
 lies on its back, beside a four-post bed with dull yellow hangings. Two 
 King Charles spaniels are timidly sniffing at the face of the dead man, 
 their little bodies being seen against the white cloth of a table on which 
 rest a flagon, glasses and fruit. In the shadow of the chamber, on the 
 right, a lady’s figure is seen in collapse near a fallen stool. The cos- 
 tumes of the men belong to the trunks and hose period of the seventeenth 
 century. 
 
 Signed and dated at the lower left, EK. Isanny, 67. 
 
 Collection of Porto-Riche, Paris, 1888. Wx eu wy,? 
 
 Property of an Estate. 
 
JULES WORMS 
 
 Frencu: 1832— Arby Peas We 
 
 97—DEPARTURE OF THE ESPADA 
 (Panel) 
 Height, 1534 inches; width, 124% inches 
 
 As an Espada stands lighting a cigarette preparatory to his departure 
 for the Corrida de Toros, a young girl looks at him admiringly. Clad 
 in salmon-pink skirt and a black shawl embroidered in roses and green 
 } CO. S leaves, she waits beside the doorway, holding his two swords. The man 
 is resplendent in a lavender plum-colored coat and breeches, decorated 
 with silver galloon. His cloak, of a beautiful old-rose hue, lies over a 
 chair, beside a table on which are a box of cigars and a cordial bottle. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, J. Worms. | 
 Property of an Estate. | 
 
 ERNEST JEAN AUBERT 
 
 Frencu: 1824—1906 
 98 MARGUERITE Arnis ©. dale 
 
 Height, 13 inches; width, 101% inches 
 
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 15 a Heap and shoulders portrait of a young woman, a pronounced blonde, 
 in profile to the right, against a background of open-air effect, of 
 golden grain with a touch of green under a robin’s-egg sky. Garlands 
 deck her golden-blond hair, and with one hand she draws about her 
 shoulders a dove-gray mantle and holds it at her throat. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Jean AvBErt, 1881. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raueu H. Wuirer, Boston. 
 
CHARLES FRANCOIS DAUBIGNY 
 Frencu: 1817—1878 
 
 99—ON THE MARNE 
 
 (Panel) 
 Height, 984 inches; length, 16 inches 
 
 A senp of the river appears in the right of the foreground, between 
 low green banks, the bank on the left only showing growths which rise 
 above the surface herbage; there three bushes or young trees push their 
 tops above the hillside, in foreground and middle distance, and in the 
 distance a small church stands out before a sunset sky. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Dausieny. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RaueH H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
) PIERRE ETIENNE THEODORE ROUSSEAU 
 
 Frencu: 1812—1867 
 
 100—BRIDGH AT MACON 
 Height, 1014 inches; length, 1714 wmches 
 
 Tue bridge of many arches crosses from right to left in the distance, at 
 the left terminus an indefinite urban landscape in silhouette against a 
 late afternoon sky, and at the right a lighthouse and town houses on 
 which falls the light of the fading day. Leading from these to the 
 foreground, green grass and a sandy-hued embankment in the same 
 warm light, which also silvers with white the broad stream, on which two 
 
 steamers appear. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Tu. RoussEav. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RateH H. Wuire, Boston. i] 
 
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 CONSTANT TROYON “‘%\ 
 
 Frencn: 1810—1865 q Cre pu 
 
 101—EDGE OF THE WOODS 
 
 Height, 16 inches; width, 13 inches 
 
 Tue woods are dense, and dark in shadow in the background, where they 
 run beyond the limits of the picture in all directions, while at their edge 
 
 - in the foreground a few trunks of mature trees and of saplings appear 
 
 in sunshine, with a plenteous and varied foliage of rich green. Here a 
 wearied man is seated on the ground with his back against a tree, listen- 
 ing to the conversation of a young woman who rests an arm on the back 
 of a cow beside which she stands. The cow turns its head to look at an 
 approaching sheep. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, C. T. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rateu H. Wurrer, Boston. 
 
 CHARLES FRANCOIS DAUBIGNY 
 Frencu: 1817—1878 WW 
 
 102—SUMMER: THE DESERTED VILLAGE 
 (Panel) 
 Height, 91/4, inches; length, 1614 inches. 
 
 Unper a creamy gray sky the bushy trees of a dense wood extend along 
 the background on the right, giving place on the left to the dark ridge 
 roof of a long building. In front of this and of the trees cluster the 
 gray houses and sheds of a small village, all deserted, and their reflec- 
 tions mottle a river that runs at their feet in the foreground. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RatpuH H. Wuirr, Boston. 
 
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 JEAN PIERRE ALEXANDRE ANTIGNA 
 
 Frencn: 1818—1878 f e Meekhep. | 
 
 1083—LA BACCHANTE 
 Height, 16 inches; width, 1234 inches 
 
 Heap of a dark-eyed young woman with sensitive, vibrant nostrils, and 1 
 warm lips parted, who looks directly at the observer, with enigmatic 
 LE : ; . : : 
 
 q Ob. smile. Her dark hair supports a fresh garland of light, delicate green, 
 and at her throat she clasps with one hand a mass of newly gathered 
 daffodils. Her rosy, cheerful face is in transparent shadow, one temple, | 
 upper cheek and the tip of her delicately chiseled nose, alone, catching 1 | 
 a slant of sunlight. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, ANTIGNA. 
 
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 Property of the Estate of the late RatpH H. Wutre, Boston. 
 
ALEXANDER H. WYANT, N.A. 
 American: 1836—1892 
 
 | 104—NEAR CINCINNATI 
 x Height, 1014 inches; length, 16% inches 
 
 A nixistve landscape in sunshine, just when summer has begun to yield 
 to autumn, the rich, full green of trees and grass relieved by touches 
 of a warm golden yellow and a soft rich brown. The hill slopes toward 
 the left. Only trees and grass and shrubbery are in sight, with occa- 
 sional outcroppings of sandy soil, under a robin’s-egg sky, and in the 
 left foreground a tree of bifurcate trunk, its shadowed side toward the 
 spectator, intensifies the sunlight effect upon the rest of the country- 
 side. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, A. H. Wyant, 1868. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raupu H. Wurst, Boston. 
 
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 RALPH ALBERT BLAKELOCK, N.A. 
 
 American: 184'7—1919 ian 
 
 105—INDIAN ENCAMPMENT AT SUNSET | 
 (Panel) 
 
 Height, 11% inches; length, 1514 inches 
 Ar the far horizon, whence the sun has disappeared, is a low line of red, 
 and above it the sky glows in golden yellow, while higher still the yellow 
 is overshot with blazing flames of red. The glow finds reflection in a | 
 stream in the foreground, in a lonely open spot in a landscape of trees i | 
 
 green and brown, and beside the water, on the right, is seen a tepee 
 with an Indian figure in red and blue standing between it and a tree. . 
 
 Signed at the lower right, R. A. Buaxevock. 
 
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 Property of the Estate of the late Rateu H. Wurrr, Boston. | 
 
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 CHARLES FRANCOIS DAUBIGNY 
 
 Frencu: 1846—1886 
 
 106—LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURE 
 Height, 16 inches; width, 1014 inches : 
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 Ow the right a yellow earth bank supports the edge of a green wood 
 whose tree tops are above the picture limits. Below, in a rough path, is 
 the standing figure of a peasant girl, who looks away from the spectator 
 and towards the left, where, beyond a ravine, a green bank rises toward 
 a lightly clouded sky. In the left foreground are wild flowers. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raupn H. Wutrs, Boston. 
 
 LOUIS LATOUCHE 
 
 Frencu: 1829—1884 
 
 107—BESIDE THE RIVER 4 ek O. Udell 
 (Panel) 
 Height, 10 inches; length, 15 inches 
 Ar left and right the creamy and white walls of French village houses, 
 on either bank of a narrow river which winds through the centre of the 
 composition and loses itself among thick green trees which fill the 
 
 middle distance under a blue and white sky. In a roadway along the 
 left bank, a few peasant figures. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, L. LaroucHs. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
JULIEN DUPRE 
 Frencu: 1851—1910 
 
 108—A HAYMAKER 
 Height, 18 inches; width, 1514 inches 
 
 A canvas including three figures, three women in a hay field, but with 
 attention centred upon one of them, a young woman standing in the 
 foreground, of whom the artist makes a studied portrait. She faces 
 slightly toward the left, looking far in that direction, with left hand 
 resting on her hip and right hand holding the handle of her rake. Back 
 of her in the raked section of the field are green mounds of hay, and 
 beyond lies a yellow field before a background of green hills. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Jutren Dupre. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wutrr, Boston. 
 
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 JULES ADOLPHE BRETON 
 
 Frencu: 1827—1906 
 
 109—LE NID SAUVE 
 
 Height, 201, inches; width, 1444 inches 
 
 Fouu.-Lencrtnu figure of a blond-haired young woman of the peasantry, 
 seated facing the spectator, on a bank of green turf at the edge of a 
 wood, sheltering in her arms a nest of vociferous birdlings, while a 
 hunting dog at her feet raises a paw to her knee and sniffs toward the 
 nest. The girl wears a plum-colored bodice over a short-sleeved white 
 underwaist, and a skirt of weathered-buff gathered up to her knee 
 reveals a gray underskirt which fails to reach her bare ankles. Her 
 face is rosy and her forehead high, and with lips parted she has turned 
 her head toward her left shoulder, her face being seen in a soft light a 
 little more than in profile. The wood back of her is dense at the left, 
 with a glimpse of a late afternoon sky permitted toward the right. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Jutes Breton, 1884. 
 
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VICTOR PIERRE HUGUET 
 
 Frencu: 1835—1902 ie 
 110—THE CARAVAN te 
 (Panel) 
 
 Height, 15 inches; length, 18 inches 
 
 Iw a brilliant atmosphere under a pale turquoise sky in which gray- 
 white clouds abound, low hills give a brown and blue horizon and round 
 into a foreground of white sand, at the left, coming about the end of 
 a bridge of numerous arches. The stone of the bridge is a mottled 
 
 % 0 a russet and cream, and the white sands are streaked with green grasses 
 
 sustained by the flow of the stream which ripples under the bridge. 
 Here are horses and two figures, detached from a caravan of camels 
 and pedestrians who are crossing the bridge. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, V. Hucuer. 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratew H. Wurrer, Boston. 
 
Oe RICHARD PARKES BONINGTON 
 Bririsu: 1801—1828 
 
 lI1I—AT THE FARM 
 
 Height, 17%4 inches; length, 2114, inches 
 
 Aw open gateway in a high wall which is going to ruin gives a view of 
 fields golden in sunshine, and on the hither side of the gate a sandy 
 farm road is golden too in the brilliant light, as it winds past a stone 
 gate-house and adjoining farm buildings with thatched roofs, half- 
 buried in the close shelter of overshadowing trees. In the sunny road a 
 young man on a white horse is talking with two young women in white 
 bonnets, a boy and a girl stand at either side, and sheep and a cow are 
 moving toward the gate, while in shadow on the right a brook runs out 
 under the wall. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raueu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
J. PEYROL BONHEUR 
 
 Frencu: 1830— 
 
 1122—SHEEP AND LAMBS 4 pu kO : 
 
 Height, 111% inches; length, 1412 inches 
 
 In a vale carpeted by green grass rich and soft, between hillocks topped 
 by shrubbery and a stunted tree on the right and the bifurcate stump 
 _ of an exhausted pollard on the left, three sheep and three lambs are 
 i | \O: seen in sunshine which mellows their creamy fleece and dapples with 
 | shadows of the shrubbery the sward beyond them. In the distance 
 
 Ht violet hills under a pale robin’s-egg sky. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, J. Pevrot Bonnevre, 1865. 
 
 EUGENE LOUIS GABRIEL ISABEY 
 
 Frencu: 1804—1886 
 
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 Property of the Estate of the late Rarpu H. Wurre, Boston. 
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 113—HARBOR ENTRANCE, WINDY WEATHER 
 { ; Height, 13 inches; length, 1914 inches 
 
 From the center of the foreground juts back a wooden bulkhead, which 
 is paralleled by another on the left, the two forming the entrance to 
 i J a harbor. At the extremity of the left-hand staging rises a small 
 | tower-shaped lighthouse. Over it flies a French flag, which is straining 
 at the halyard attached to a flag-pole on the central bulkhead. Around 
 | its base is a group of figures, and another appears farther back. The 
 outside water, on the right, agitated by the wind, is rocking some sail- 
 boats. They are discernible in the shadow of a slaty-drab cloud, shot 
 with gold, across which two gulls are flying. A third is seen against 
 the upper blue, beneath which, over the centre of the horizon, les a 
 
 | Signed at the lower left, KE. Isanzy. 
 
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 cloud-mass of rosy cream. 
 | Property of an Estate. 
 
JAN FYT 
 
 Beutcran: 1611—1661 
 
 114—STILL LIFE We : ee 
 
 Height, 15 inches; length, 191% inches 
 
 Deap birds large and small, luscious grapes, and vegetables of rich color 
 and fascinating surface quality, together with a brown wicker basket, 
 are assembled on the brown earth under a tree, beneath a dark conven- 
 tional sky, where they are displayed in a soft, restrained light. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wurrr, Boston. 
 
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 ) GEORGE INNESS, N.A. 
 
 American: 1825—1894 
 
 115—-SUMMER LANDSCAPE: 
 EDGE OF THE VILLAGE 
 
 Height, 12 inches; length, 18 inches 
 
 Summer sits warm and lightly over a green rural landscape, and the 
 glow of early sunset clouds makes roseate a hazy atmosphere and the 
 smooth surface of a river which takes a sinuous course between wooded 
 and low grassy banks. On the bank in the foreground a man sits fish- 
 
 ing, and at the farther edge of the stream, across from him, figures are 
 seen in a rowboat. 
 Signed at the lower right, G. Inness, 1869. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
RALPH ALBERT BLAKELOCK, N.A. 
 
 American: 184'7—1919 
 
 116—AUTUMN LANDSCAPE 
 
 Height, 16 inches; length, 24 aches 
 
 A ¥orEGROUND of green fields leads to the edge of an open woodland on 
 the right, and to detached tree-clumps at the centre and left, the trees 
 yellow, brown and dull red in autumn leafage. In the wood patch on 
 the right, surrounded by trees and brush, the dark roof of a gable 
 building comes into view, and a yellow-gray path or road in the fore- 
 ground fields takes a zigzag course between the detached tree clumps, 
 turning toward the building. Light blue sky, with a thin veil of clouds 
 delicately colored by the refracted rays of a sunset softly golden at 
 the horizon. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, R. A. Buaxexock. 
 
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 Property of a Private Owner. 
 
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 AMERICAN: 1853— 
 
 117—INDIAN SUMMER 
 
 Height, 2814 inches; width, 2214, inches 
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 A sort haze in the late autumn air veils the landscape tenuously, 
 smoothing its details into a vagueness of line and surface, revealing the 
 delicate blend of its fading colors in low and distant harmonics. A hill 
 enters in the left middle distance, wooded its crest and green its slope 
 as it vanishes beyond a dull copse before which slender birch saplings 
 rise in silvery lines. In front of the copse the are of a brook in the 
 foreground is bordered by grasses yellow and red, and the water re- 
 flects the colorful shadows of the copse mass. On the right, meadows 
 in the broad half-shadow of the hill range away to a distant yellow 
 field of higher ground. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, J. Francis Murpuy, 1902; on 
 back of canvas, the monogram J EF M. 
 
 From the H. Wood Sullivan Collection, 1908. #6943056’. Zt. Gall 
 
 Property of a Private Owner. 
 
GEORGE INNESS, N.A. 
 
 AMERICAN: 1825—1894 
 
 118—AFTER THE SHOWER 
 
 Height, 1244 inches; length, 181, inches 
 
 A sumMMeER afternoon shower has passed over a green landscape of hill 
 and valley, and the sun is out again diffusing warm light within the 
 murky atmosphere. In the foreground a flower-bordered pool reflects 
 the light of the western sky, between the trunks of trees whose leafage 
 aloft blots the sky out and puts the foreground grass in shadow. In 
 the middle distance a woman and a child walk across a green meadow 
 in the sunshine, toward a town whose houses and church emerge from 
 among many trees skirting the foot of circumscribing hills. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, G. Innezss. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
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FRITS THAULOW 
 
 Norwectan: 1847—1906 
 
 119—VILLAGE STREET, MOONLIGHT 
 
 Height, 1934 inches; length, 251 inches 
 
 Ar the end of the village street, dark, shaggy masses of foliage show 
 against a deep blue sky, pierced with several stars and lighted by a 
 moon, invisible on the left. Two figures are vaguely distinguishable, 
 passing beside a cottage with high-pitched roof, from a window in which 
 gleams an orange-yellow light. This is on the right of the street, and 
 is succeeded nearer to the front by a cottage with red-tiled roof, in 
 front of which stands a cart, painted blue. Next to it is a house, 
 whose steep roof of thatch is surmounted by a coping of tiles. A gate- 
 way, with brick piers, and the angle of a reddish roof, close in the right 
 of the foreground. On the left of the roadway lie the scattered 
 shadows of trees that are outside the scene. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Frirs Tuautow. 
 
 Property of an Estate. 
 
JOHANN BARTHOLD JONGKIND 
 
 Dutcu: 1819—1891 
 
 120—DUTCH CANAL BY MOONLIGHT 
 (Panel) 
 
 Height, 16 inches; length, 251 inches 
 
 Acatyst the luminosity of the moonlit sky a windmill rises darkly on 
 the right bank of the canal. In the shadow beneath it a barge is being 
 brought to its mooring by two men, one of whom hauls on a rope while 
 the other pushes with a pole. In the centre of the stream, a boat with 
 its sail down is being poled along by two men. It is moving in the direc- 
 tion of a tall, arched bridge, supported on three piers, behind which are 
 dimly visible another windmill and some trees. The moon is at full, 
 surrounded by a scattered aureole of warm, yellowish clouds. 
 
 Signed and dated at the lower right, Joncxrny, *69. 
 Collection of M. Barre, Paris. 
 
 Purchased from Georges Petit, Paris, 1888. 
 
 Property of an Estate. 
 
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ANTON MAUVE 
 Durcu: 1838—1888 
 
 121—AT THE WATERING TROUGH 
 Height, 13 inches; length, 18 inches 
 
 ~ In a green farmyard showing a trodden gray path across it in the 
 foreground, a black and white cow stands headed to the right, beside the 
 path, her head slightly lowered over a low square trough of gray wood. 
 Beyond her a peasant woman in gray and red, with a blue and white 
 cap, stands facing the spectator and looking down, across the cow’s 
 neck, A green bank and gray fence and the foliage of trees, in the 
 background, close up the view, all but closing out the sky, which appears 
 only in a corner at the right. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, A. Mauve. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RatepH H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
JULIEN DUPRE 
 Frencu: 1851—1910 
 
 122—IN THE PASTURE 
 
 Height, 20 inches; length, 26 inches 
 
 A youne peasant woman of sturdy frame and rosy face, in black waist, 
 white underwaist and blue apron, is portrayed in the foreground, striv- 
 ing to urge a black and white cow by the aid of its tether to leave its 
 grazing and accompany her homeward. In the deep grass wild flowers 
 spring up, other cows are lying down near by, and still more of the 
 kine stretch away in distant meadows, in the calm of the twilight hour. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Jutren Dupre, 1892. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratyu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
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 CHARLES EMILE JACQUE 
 
 Frencu: 1813—1894 
 
 123—THE FLOCK AT HOME 
 
 Height, 1834 inches; length, 26 inches 
 
 Tue wall of the stable interior is a silvery bluish-drab, illuminated from 
 the upper left by a streak of light, which falls across a portion of the 
 plaster on which a lantern hangs. In the centre of the floor stand two 
 ewes and two well-grown lambs, all facing to the front, where a dark 
 brown hen is scratching in the straw. To the left of this group are two 
 other hens, beside a sheep that is lying down. Over on the right, a 
 lamb is reaching up to a rack, stuffed with yellow fodder. Meanwhile, 
 in the centre of the middle distance, through an opening into an inner 
 stable, the back of the shepherd, clad in a blue blouse, shows against 
 the golden-brown obscurity. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Cu. Jacaux. 
 
 Property of an Estate. 
 
NARCISSE VIRGILE DIAZ DE LA PENA 
 Frencu: 1807—1876 
 
 124—A PPROACHING STORM 
 (Panel) 
 
 Height, 22 inches; length, 27%, inches 
 
 Darx storm clouds which arch the sky are over the centre of the com- 
 position, where the light of the sun bursting through touches creamy- 
 white clouds with a hint of gold and reveals the approaching rain in 
 the distance, along the edges of the visible landscape. The horizon line 
 is one of low trees densely set. Before them lies a vale generally level 
 but of rough, irregular and varied surface—grain-fields golden and 
 meadows verdant, weed-patches yellow and brown, and in the fore- 
 ground lichen-covered gray and purplish rocks about a spring-pool. 
 Beyond the pool, in the middle distance, a bent peasant woman, wending 
 her slow way toward a tree-clump at the left of the water. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, N. Draz, 72. 
 
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JEAN BAPTISTE CAMILLE COROT ° 
 
 Frencu: 1796—1875 
 
 tm. 125—MONTGERON: 
 ‘ SAULAIE AU BORD DE L’EAU 
 
 Height, 12°/ inches; length, 16 inches 
 
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 | Potxzarp willows in the foreground line the border of a stream which 
 | | enters into view from the right, and, indenting a grassy shore of the 
 | centre-ground, passes out of sight amid woods in the distance. Near 
 | the pollards, in the lush herbage of the foreground, a little girl, stand- 
 ing, nestles against a red-capped young woman seated on the ground, 
 who turns her head toward the spectator; and at right of them a third 
 figure is seen, seated on the grass and looking toward them. At left a 
 haphazard picket fence comes to an angle at the water’s edge, and 
 beyond the fence the middle distance is thick with saplings and the 
 
 atmosphere in which they are seen is misty. The river shows woodland 
 and cloud shadows on its placid bosom, and the sky toward the right 
 is creamy and a vague, veiled blue. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Coror. 
 
 | Recorded and reproduced in L’Giuvre de Corot by Alfred Robaut; No. 1358. 
 | “This study, painted from nature, was retouched in the studio. Corot did it in the 
 | course of a sojourn at the home of his friend M. Soufflot, who did not dare ask his 
 | guest to be permitted to purchase his work, lest he offer it to him. But he did not 
 | lose sight of it, and, later, he made himself proprietor of it.” 
 
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 Property of a Private Owner. \ \ 
 
PIERRE ETIENNE THEODORE ROUSSEAU 
 
 || Frencu: 1812—1867 
 
 | { 126—IN THE FOREST AT FONTAINEBLEAU 
 
 Height, 17 inches; length, 2414 mches 
 
 the shadowed vegetation in the foreground. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rarypu H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
 ¢ On the right short, twisted and leaning trees show thick foliage of 
 < deep green and of warm, rich browns and light gold, as they stand out- 
 
 x posts of the dense wood back of them, and rise toward a sky of dark- 
 ening blue. From the left the rays of a setting sun which is not seen 
 illuminate the rich leafage aloft and penetrate below, accenting the 
 patches of white fungus on the gray trunks. They bring into relief too 
 in the middle distance the figures of a peasant woman and her cows, 
 
 in a clearing, where the illuminated herbage is in bright contrast to 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Tu. RoussEau. 
 
CHARLES FRANCOIS DAUBIGNY 
 Frencu: 1817—1878 A = | 
 
 127 -HAMEAU AUX DUNES Mis a 
 
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 Height, 141% iches; length, 2614 inches 
 
 Dewnzs high along the left and receding in perspective in the distance 
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 protect a low-lying French landscape on the right, its surface varied 
 but exhibiting but few trees—a landscape suggesting the north of 
 France. At their entrance the dunes are creamy and gray in their 
 ~ te) . 
 sandy outcroppings, with greenish grass patches near their broken 
 
 crests, and occasional warm mahogany tones where dried vegetation 
 picks out points of their sloping surfaces. At the foot of the slope 
 near the foreground three persons are seated, their apparel supplying 
 notes of brown and black, scarlet and white, standing out from the 
 sombre and commingled hues of the foreground herbage. In the middie 
 distance a hamlet of gray gables and dull red and brownish roofs is 
 sheltered in a rift in the dune ridge, and extends back into the low- 
 lands, with now and then a tree breaking the skyline. The sky is one 
 of grayish-white and creamy-gray clouds, with a tenuous veil of less 
 dense vapor permitting at the left a suggestion of its turquoise depths 
 beyond. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Dausicny, 1876. 
 
 Property of a Private Collector. 
 
JEAN BAPTISTE CAMILLE COROT 
 
 Frencu: 1796—1875 
 
 128—LE RUISSEAU AU CHEVAL BLANC 
 (“Passage du Gué”) 
 
 Height, 1914 inches; length, 2914 inches 
 
 A proap and shallow stream winding through a pastoral and sylvan 
 countryside of France emerges into view from between green banks, 
 where it has just held a lateral course, when it turns sharply forward 
 near the centre of the picture to occupy all of the right foreground. 
 Here at the bend, and near the hither bank, a white horse knee-deep in 
 the water and headed with its rider for the farther shore pauses and 
 turns its head back toward the bank at the left. Its rider is a bare- 
 footed peasant in dull gray and blue, with a red cap. On the bank at 
 the left, toward which the horse is looking, two women and a small girl 
 are seen at the foot of a sturdy beech of crooked trunk, whose foliage 
 overhangs the stream and rises beyond the picture limits. Beneath its 
 boughs the eye looks to a low and dense wood at the left, and to a broad 
 meadow reaching from it across to the right of the composition, occu- 
 pying all of the middle distance, and bounded in the distance by an 
 indefinite woodland above which a red building rises toward the right. 
 The landscape is in softened sunlight and transparent shadow, creamy 
 clouds mass near the horizon in a robin’s-egg sky, and their reflections 
 brighten the current of the stream. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Conor. 
 
 Recorded and reproduced in “L’Giwvre de Corot,” by Alfred Robaut; 
 No. 2218. 
 
 Ewhibited at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, 1875 (No. ¥20); to. M. Léon 
 
 Frayssinet. £2 ‘a des 21000 
 From the Sourigues sale, Feb. 28, 1881; to M. Defoer. Reproduced in 
 the Sourigues catalogue in an etching by Courtry. 
 
 Purchased from Messrs. Durand-Ruel, Paris. * 
 
 Property of a Private Collector. 
 
CHARLES EMILE JACQUE \ 
 
 Frencu: 1813—1894 
 
 129 SHEEP AT WATERING PLACE 
 
 Height, 2534, inches; width, 21 inches 
 
 GwnarLep trees, aged and stunted, lift modest displays of green foliage 
 toward a sky in which gray clouds are fast overruniiing banks of 
 creamy clouds, and the blue beyond them as well, the trees, three of 
 them, standing as outposts to a denser growth in the background at 
 the right. On the lower trunks of the three, rough and fungus-grown, 
 sunshine from the left falls, polishing them in their white encasements 
 and throwing a soft light upon the figure of a rosy shepherdess who 
 stands leaning against the foremost of them. At her feet her sheep 
 flock close together, pushing their way into a pond to drink. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Cu. JacaueE. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raupu H. Wurrs, Boston. 
 
ANTOINE VOLLON 
 Frencu: 1833—1900 
 
 130—STILL LIFE 
 Height, 25%4 inches; width, 2114, inches 
 
 Conspicuous among the objects, disposed upon a crimson tablecloth, 
 is a helmet with crest or comb but no vizor, of the type known as a 
 morion. It is of sixteenth century workmanship, wrought in whitish 
 steel, damascened with gold which has been considerably worn by pol- 
 ishing. Near it is a plum-red flagon, a crystal mug, with lid, handle 
 and decorations of silver gilt, and a golden medallion attached to a 
 chain. On the medallion is the head of a man somewhat resembling 
 the Duke of Wellington. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, A. VoLuon. 
 
 Collection of Porto-Riche, Paris, 1888. Wav an, wales 
 
 Property of an Estate. 
 
PASCAL ADOLPHE JEAN DAGNAN-BOUVERET 
 
 Frencu: 1852— 
 
 131—_THE NEW NOVEL 
 
 Height, 2414, inches; width, 20 inches 
 
 Hawr-Lencru portrait of a fair young lady with golden-blond hair, 
 which hangs back of her shoulders, seated facing the left and turned 
 from the spectator so that her back is brought partly to view, but 
 with head turned forward so that her features are seen three-quarters 
 to the front. Her left hand, raised from the elbow, supports her 
 chin, and in her right she holds an open book, but has turned from it to 
 look at some one back of the spectator and to his left. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Pau Dacnan. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wutre, Boston. 
 
EKUGENE FROMENTIN 
 Frencu: 1820—1876 
 132—AN ARAB SHEPHERD 
 
 Height, 174% inches; length, 331 inches 
 
 Tur sheep are bunched and scattered over an expanse of buff, drab and 
 slightly brownish ground, bordered by a growth of pale yellow-green 
 yerdure that is cut irregularly into rectangular forms. At the back of 
 it is a walled and towered enclosure similarly rectangular in its out- 
 lines. Over the top of this group of buildings appear the fan-like 
 growths of palm trees. In the foreground, leaning on his elbow, re- 
 clines the shepherd, his bronze back exposed to the spectator. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Euc. FRoMENTIN. 
 
 Property of an Estate. 
 
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KUGENE LOUIS GABRIEL ISABEY 
 Frencu: 1804—1886 
 
 133—AMAZONS ATTACKED BY LIONS 
 
 Height, 211% inches; length, 26 inches 
 
 Ow a deserted, rough and treeless plain near a blue sea, a group of 
 robust women on horseback and armed with spears are pictured under 
 the attack of a lion. The women are half-nude, with draperies of rose 
 and white, crimson and dark green. Two have been unhorsed, one of 
 these lying on the ground while the other attacks a lion that has sprung 
 at the horse of one of her comrades, who is fending it off with a spear, a 
 fourth woman lending this rider her support. A scene full of action 
 and color and varied flesh notes in a soft and diffused light. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rateu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
LEON RICHET 
 Frencu: 184'7—1907 
 
 134—-LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURE 
 (Panel) 
 Height, 2034 inches; length, 26 inches 
 
 Tue sun shines upon broad green fields, low and flat, which extend 
 across the picture in the middle distance, where near the centre of the 
 composition a peasant woman in a white cap comes toward a pond in 
 the foreground. The pond, still and silvery, mirrors the trunks of a 
 group of trees standing at its edge, on the left, and the foliage of others 
 farther back on the right. Entirely across the background runs a 
 ridge of high land, even of surface under a gray-clouded horizon. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Lion Ricusr. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RaupH H. Wurrr, Boston. 
 
JEHAN GEORGES VIBER’ yu lees 
 
 Frencu: 1840—1902 4, oe 
 
 4 185—ENTRANCE TO THE MONASTERY 
 ; OP Height, 251% inches; width, 2114 inches 
 A sToNE stairway of angular course mounts from a court, within an 
 
 embrasure of a gray building whose walls are all but bare of adorn- 
 ment. Sunshine and shadow play upon them, and half-way up the 
 
 stairs a woman in black stands looking sadly over a balcony railing, 
 while at the foot of the stairs a cloaked man, hat in hand, locks up at 
 her. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, TotzpE—J. G. ViBERT. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wurrr, Boston. 
 
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 AMERICAN: 184'7—1919 
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 1386—_THE CAMPFIRE 
 Height, 38 inches; width, 25 inches 
 
 Ir is night in the depths of a forest, with the dark trees yielding a 
 glimpse of sky on the right only, where the clouds retain light enough 
 to be visible. The spectator is out in a lake or river, smooth and 
 still, and looks shoreward at tall twin trees at the centre of the com- 
 position, between whose trunks a kettle is suspended over a glowing 
 camp fire, its ight and the shadows of the trees reflected in the fore- 
 ground water. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wurrr, Boston. 
 
CONSTANT TROYON 
 Frencu: 1810—1865 
 
 1387—PLOWING: AN INTERRUPTION 
 
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 Height, 2114, inches; length, 254% 
 A ciowine picture of cattle, with a human figure full of animation, and 
 vivid effects of light and storm-shadow. Two oxen, one a warm and 
 brilliant red, the other a tawny-cream color, face the spectator, headed 
 slightly toward the left, hitched to a plow in a grass-grown field. Be- 
 Haid them the sky is dark with storm clouds down to the horizon, which 
 is edged by low woods, while a bit of lighter cloud remains high on the 
 left, and a shaft of sunshine from the left slants across the back of the 
 nearer ox and the faces of both, and gilds the ground beneath them. 
 The farmer driving them has quit his plow, and holding a ready gun 
 in one hand holds his dog back with the other, while observing keenly 
 the approach of some rapidly running animal from the left. He wears 
 a green smock, red trousers, and sabots, and a creamy -pink kerchief 
 
 binds his head. 
 Signed at the lower left, C. Troyon. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rauypu H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
CHARLES EMILE JACQUE V 
 
 Frencu: 18138—1894 
 
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 138—SHEEP AT HOME JN Uy 
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 Height, 22 inches; length, 2714, inches 
 
 Iyrerior of a sheepcote where daylight penetrates with a subdued 
 luminosity and is reflected from a gray wall, which it turns almost to 
 white, the softened rays bringing into relief the forms of a dozen sheep, 
 including a lamb, each pursuing an independent course at feeding or 
 repose. A few eye the spectator, one is interested solely im the feed- 
 rack, the lamb is drinking, and a pair of visiting chickens appear in 
 the foreground. On a step of the ladder to the loft sits the shepherd, 
 in blue blouse and soft hat, and seems to be reading. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Cu. JacauE. 
 
 Property of a Private Owner. 
 
J. FOXCROFT COLE 
 
 American: 1837—1892 (Weel 
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 1389_F ARM HOUSE, ANNISQUAM 
 
 Height, 22 inches; length, 3014 inches 
 
 A ramMBLine but close lying group of farm buildings, farmhouse and 
 barn with shed and extensions, stands in sunshine of a summer day 
 and is viewed across a back-yard or pasture lot where two cows are 
 grazing and chickens are hunting their food. The grass is patterned 
 with the shadows of trees and one cow has moved into the shadow. At 
 either side of the buildings the trees grow thick. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, J. Foxcrorr Cone. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
RALPH ALBERT BLAKELOCK, N.A. 
 
 American: 1847—1919 
 
 140—THH CHASE 
 
 Height, 20 inches; length, 36 inches 
 
 In the fading light of a golden sunset, coming from over far plains that 
 melt into the sky, and entermg a darkening wood in the foreground 
 through a central opening between its denser sections at right and left, 
 a lone Indian hunter is in pursuit of game for his evening meal. He is 
 mounted on a galloping white horse, which is going toward the right, 
 making a turn about a gnarled tree which stands as outpost at this 
 entrance to the deeper wood, and he leans forward in his saddle, with 
 bow drawn and arrow ready for flight. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, R. A. Buaxeiock, 1879. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late RatpuH H. Wuirr, Boston. 
 
LOUIS EUGENE BOUDIN 
 Frencu: 1824—1898 
 
 : 141—DUNKERQUE HARBOR 
 (Panel) 
 Height, 12°/ inches; length, 16 inches 
 
 On a gray day of summer, with white and creamy and grayish 
 to) “ “ ” co} “ 
 clouds lying low and obscuring all but a fleeting glimpse of a pale blue 
 
 | sky, the spectator looks from the seaward side into a well shut in 
 
 go harbor, its smooth water in the foreground silvered by reflections of 
 
 Ye bb the lighter clouds, its mirror surface accented by wavering shadows of 
 
 si a\ dark hulls and tall masts of assembled shipping. On the left is a 
 
 i 2 CX steamer, her topsides black above the red underbody as she rides light 
 
 i B 7° against a bulkhead. And beyond her a frigate or a merchantman of 
 frigate aspect les athwart the view near another steamer. 
 
 . Signed at the lower left, KE. Bounty, ’91. 
 
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BRUCE CRANE, N.A. 
 
 AmERIcAN: 1857— 
 
 142—4 CAPE ANN MOOR 
 
 Height, 20 inches; length, 30 inches 
 
 Gray sand comes to the surface in an irregular hollow wandering 
 through the left of the foreground, amid bordering grasses of green, 
 yellow and brown, which in the distance give way to a horizon line of 
 dull, dark vagueness, under a light greenish sky with creamy and violet- 
 gray clouds. On the right in the middle distance is an outstanding 
 clump of woods, brown and green, and at the grass edges before the 
 wood scarlet and soft golden-yellow notes warm and brighten the low 
 brush. The sunlight, which comes from behind the spectator, glints on 
 the white gable of a house beyond the wood. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Bruce Crane. 
 From the H. Wood Sullivan Collection, 1903. $b54P290-+ $:6.GLb 
 
 Property of a Private Owner. 
 
 CHARLES FRANCOIS DAUBIGNY 
 Frencu: 1817—1878 
 
 1483—MOONLIGHT IN NORMANDY 
 
 Height, 20 inches; length, 3214 inches 
 
 Brown hills with the broken effect of dunes form a near-by horizon, 
 into which they melt in the soft glow of moonlight, the golden orb ap- 
 pearing but little above them as it emerges from the obscurity of a 
 dark upper cloud while illumining the fleeey white of lower ones. At 
 left a short and wind blown tree with foliage silhouetted against the 
 sky leans over a dense growth of bushes, and to right of the nude 
 brown hills are slender, struggling trees devoid of leaves. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Daunicny. 
 
 Manuscript guarantee of Karl Daubigny on the back, that the picture is 
 the work of his father. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raurx H. Wuiret, Boston. 
 
JEAN BAPTISTE CAMILLE COROT 
 
 Frencu: 1796—1875 ) ‘ 
 
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 144—PAYSAGE BRITANNIQUE 
 
 Height, 17°4 inches; length, 29 inches 
 
 Broxen hills, brownish-green, gray and yellow, extend their rounded 
 tops across the middle distance, forming the skyline on the left, and 
 on the right yielding to a higher ridge of dark verdure, while in front 
 of them runs a green meadow where cows are grazing in the sunshine. 
 On a brown knoll in the foreground a woman leans against a tree, 
 watching the cows, two girls gossip near by, and in the middle distance 
 another figure is seen on a hillside, while above a farther crest the 
 brown roof of a cottage comes to view. Gray and white clouded sky. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, Coror. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wuuire, Boston. 
 
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 GEORGES MICHEL 
 Frencu: 1763—18438 
 
 145—ENVIRONS OF PARIS 
 
 Height, 20 inches; length, 29 inches 
 
 Tue painter’s stand is far outside the City of Light, and her features 
 do not appear; instead, the spectator looks from an elevation over a 
 wide stretch of the outlying countryside, and is in the company of 
 peasants who are at home in their surroundings. Four of them, two 
 men and two women, appear in the foreground, accompanied by two 
 dogs, in a roadway, and just beyond the road a hill sloping from the 
 left and in the shadow of a drifting rain-cloud shows a group of their 
 cottages and two windmills. Beyond the hill a broad agricultural 
 plain is in brilliant sunshine, and in a murky distance are indications 
 
 of habitations. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wurirr, Boston. 
 
FELIX ZIEM 
 
 Frencu: 1821—1911 
 
 146—SUNSET, VENICE 
 (Panel) 
 Height, 1934 inches; length, 324% inches 
 Ow the left in the foreground two couples in medieval velvets proceed 
 from the foot of a broad stair in a well treed garden toward a gondola 
 drawn up at the shore, all in the half-light of an after-sunset glow, and 
 look across the water to the Palace, the Campanini, the domes of St. 
 
 Mark’s and a mass of shipping. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Zim. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rateu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
CLAUDE MONET 
 
 Frencu: 1840— 
 
 147—_COASTAL LANDSCAPE 
 
 J Height, 25°4 inches; length, 32 inches 
 
 A ruccep cliff of the Brittany coast, and an outlook northeastward 
 over the Channel. The cliff, above whose extreme top only a bit of the 
 sky may be seen, enters into view from the right, its crest and hither 
 slope green, its seaward front precipitously abraded, and exposing a 
 confusion of soft colors—gray and gray-blue, cream, buff, reddish- 
 sandy and gray-green—from sea and wind and weather and the strug- 
 gle of vegetation. At its foot the waves are beating in chromatic 
 restlessness. It falls away in the middle distance to a lesser and extreme 
 projection of twin eminences, to left of which the ever-moving waves 
 | reach to an iridescent cloud-curtain before a sky of cerulean depths. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, CLaupE Monrr. 
 
 Painted in the early °90’s. 
 
 Property of a Private Owner. 
 
THOMAS ROBINSON 
 
 American: 1835—1888 
 
 Height, 30 inches; length, 491% inches 
 
 148—THE WATERING PLACE 
 
 A rep bearded farmer in rose-gray shirt and blue overalls, and orange- 
 yellow straw hat, has halted his team, a four-in-hand attached to a 
 large and high-sided wagon with broad-tired wheels, and stands hold- 
 ing a drinking bucket up to the head of his big bay wheeler. The 
 other wheeler and the leaders are white. The halt is in a sunny, grass 
 bordered road, with trees in the background at left and a brook at right. 
 
 Stamp at lower right: T. Rosinson saLe. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratypn H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
GEORGES WASHINGTON 
 Frencu: 1827—1903 
 
 149—ARAB FANTASIA 
 Height, 28 inches; length, 381 inches 
 
 A RoucH uneven plain with scant herbage in the foreground and 
 barren mountains in the background border a blue arm of the sea which 
 puts in from the right in the middle distance. On the plain and at the 
 shore Arab horsemen whose richly colored costumes are equalled by the 
 brilliance of their horses’ trappings are engaging in reckless sports, 
 riding at gallop and tossing their guns in the air, firing sometimes 
 with both hands, jumping, cavorting. One dismounted clings to his 
 horse’s bridle. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, G. WasHIncron. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratypu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
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 MARINUS BOKS 
 
 Dutcu: 1849—1885 
 
 150—LANDSCAPE WITH SHEEP 
 
 Height, 22 inches; length, 3814, inches 
 
 Sunny meadows spread far and wide from a marshy pool in the centre 
 of the foreground, with a cloud shadow cooling the foreground with a 
 bit of shade. Here just within the shade stand two short trees, close 
 together, at the left, and in the distance are farm houses in the sun- 
 shine and surrounded by trees. Near the centre of the meadow land is 
 a flock of sheep, with the shepherd and his dog. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, M. Boxs. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rate H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
J. VAN COUVER 
 
 Durcu: ConTEMPORARY 
 
 151—AMSTERDAM 
 
 Height, 24 inches; length, 86 inches 
 
 Ar left two windmills, part of a building group, dominate the scene, 
 with towers above the neighboring roofs and great arms standing 
 against a brilliant blue and white sky, while back of them and lower 
 down the closely packed roofs of the city recede toward the right, where 
 the Town Hall lifts itself above them. In the foreground, heavy sail- 
 boats at the edge of silvery blue and white water. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, J. van Covuver. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rateu H. Wutrre, Boston. 
 
FELIX ZIEM 
 Frencu: 1821—1911 Li 
 
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 Height, 2534 inches; length, 32 inches 
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 Unper a blue and greenish sky in which creamy banks of cumuli mount 
 along the horizon, the Dogana and the domes of the Salute and the 
 great architectural masses within the angle of the canals about them 
 rise in clear view and brilliant light. Toward the right and the Grand 
 Canal the line of buildings is in transparent shadow, emphasizing the 
 more the brilliant golden light illumining the walls on the nearer side of 
 the angle, before which masts innumerable and sails of rich color are 
 crowded at the water’s edge. The water is a dense robin’s-egg blue, 
 with ruffled surface brightened and made softly colorful by reflections 
 of the white and golden walls and the rich chromatic hues of the sails. 
 At left in the foreground, market boats and a gondola, which is moving 
 
 toward the right. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, ZirM. 
 
 Property of a Private Owner. 
 
NICHOLAAS BASTERT 
 Durcu: 1854— 
 
 153—LANDSCAPE 
 Height, 2614 inches; length, 381 inches 
 
 Own the right a gray and white farmhouse with tiled and gabled roofs 
 stands among pollards and other trees on the low grassy bank of a 
 river, and in front of it is a blue-shirted boy in a boat. The stream 
 extends across the picture in the foreground, reflecting at the left the 
 outlines of a group of farm buildings on the farther shore, where feath- 
 ery poplars rise above a line of low trees running into a meadow. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, N. Basrerr. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raten H. Wuirr, Boston. 
 
FRANCOIS AUGUSTE BONHEUR 
 Frencu: 1824—1884 
 
 154—_-LA CHASSE 
 Height, 32, inches; length, 471% inches 
 
 No man is visible but the pack are in full cry after a fleeing stag in an 
 open forest. Here at centre in the coarse brush of a low foreground 
 are four hounds, with four more close upon them on higher land at the 
 left, the leaders being already almost at the border of a stream in the 
 middle distance which the stag has just crossed. He is seen running, in 
 the sun on the farther side, near a monarch tree whose foliage is green 
 while that of its nearest neighbor is yellow and a warm autumn brown. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, A. Bonneur. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rauypu H. Wuirr, Boston. 
 
CHARLES FRANCOIS DAUBIGNY 
 Frencu: 1817—1878 
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 ee 155—_-SUMMER LANDSCAPE: HA YMAKERS ~~ . 
 
 \ Height, 25 inches; length, 36 inches 
 
 Sunsuine and cloud shadow on a grayish day of summer dapple a 
 landscape of low and rolling fields, fields green and brown and yellow, 
 reaching over a wide countryside which declines somewhat from low 
 wooded hills lying dark at the left and running along the horizon. 
 Harvesters are at work in the foreground, and in the middle distance 
 
 hay is being loaded, and within the trees along the hillside les a hamlet, 
 below its church with gray conical steeple. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Daunicny. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratepu H. Wurtre, Boston. 
 
JAMES BAKER PYNE 
 Bririsu: 1800—1870 
 
 156—BOHEMIAN ALPS 
 
 » Height, 32% inches; length, 551% inches 
 
 Y Rounpep peaks of the mountains rise in massive groupings on either 
 side of a blue and shimmering river, which is made a mirror of rich 
 color by the reflections of their sides and of the sky and of the land- 
 scape, architecture, shipping and costumery of the surroundings. On 
 the water are boats variously laden, and on land is a laden cart, with 
 people seen in the road about it, and in cargoes, sails and costumes are 
 colors rich and varied. On the right a fortified town, running up the 
 mountain side, and a castle on a cliff above it, and at left a town at 
 the water side, 
 
 Signed at bottom, near the right, J. B. Pyne. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratypu H. Wuire, Boston. 
 
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ADOLPHE MONTICELLI 
 
 Frencu: 1824—1886 
 
 157—A WOODLAND FETE 
 
 Height, 201% inches; length, 40 inches 
 
 Wrrutn a charmed and poetic woodland of warm mahogany notes and 
 mystic atmospheric lights, nearly a score of figures are represented, 
 enjoying life or somnolent with its surfeits. The more important ones 
 upon which interest is centred appear in a group in the foreground, on 
 the right, abount a mound surmounted by a statue. Here four women 
 are standing while three recline more or less, two of them very drowsy, 
 and of those standing two are in animated conversation. All are in 
 gowns of gorgeous coloring. Across the middleground runs a stream, 
 with a company of the joy seekers afloat in a punt, and on the farther 
 
 side are couples in the woods. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, MonticELu. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ravpu H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
FELIX ZIEM 
 
 Frencu: 1821—1911 
 
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 \ 158—CONSTANTINOPLE 
 
 Height, 211% inches; length, 33°4 inches 
 
 In a foreground of turquoise water, many-oared barges and a single 
 sailing vessel, with other craft in the indefinite distance, under a sky 
 which at the zenith is a paler turquoise than the water, and which 
 above the horizon glows with a soft golden-yellow sunset light. At 
 right, in mist or haze, the great mosque of Suleiman, with its tall 
 minarets, and sundry buildings of the city of the Golden Horn. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, Zrem. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Rate H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
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 Frencu: 1829—1884 Of ad q. 
 
 159—SEASHORE AND FISHERFOLK 
 
 Height, 26 inches; length, 37 inches 
 
 From a green sea reaching to a vague sunset horizon under a clouded 
 sky, combers roll in and break white upon a broad beach of yellow 
 sand, their farthest runs coming well up the foreground. <A black- 
 hulled fishing boat brought in and anchored at high tide lies on the 
 sands, a cart is loading from her and another cart is moving away, 
 and men and women are busy both about the boat and in the wet sands. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, . Laroucue. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raupu H. Wutre, Boston. 
 
ASHER B. DURAND, P.N.A. 
 AMERICAN: 1796—1886 
 160—LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURE 
 Height, 30 inches; length, 4184 inches 
 
 In the middle distance a valley in a mountainous country cradles a lake 
 or tranquil stream whose grassy shores and surrounding lawns are 
 kept as a park, with numerous dense and flourishing trees standing 
 singly and in groups. An outlet or a continuance of the stream runs 
 through the foreground, passing, near the centre, between huge gray 
 rocks and moving beneath the shadow of a hill toward the left. Sun- 
 shine from the left strikes variously upon the landscape, and in the 
 foreground to right of the stream illumines the figure of a brightly 
 dressed young woman carrying a basket, and walking toward the 
 spectator. 
 
 Signed at bottom centre, on a rock, A. B. Duranp. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raven H. Wurre, Boston. 
 
GEORGE N. 
 
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 AMERICAN: 1825—1894 
 
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 161—_SUNSET ON THE RIVER 
 
 Height, 30 inches; length, 44 inches 
 
 Movnraiys in the background lie dark against a cobalt sky, with dark 
 gray clouds settling over them and drifting below their summits, on 
 the left, while on the right their green slopes fall away under brighter 
 skies, revealing a distant deep blue horizon under strata of rosy sun- 
 set clouds, above which are banks of billowy cumuli. In front of the 
 mountains the whole middle distance and foreground—a broad valley 
 of rich green fields and lightly wooded tracts—is flooded with sunshine, 
 brilliant rays of the declining sun, which come from the right. In the 
 centre of the valley a river gleams white and blue, and on either bank 
 the rich green fields are the home of many cows, a considerable herd 
 grazing and lying down in the foreground. A mill appears on the river 
 bank, and houses on the slopes of either side, and at the distant right 
 a white church steeple is picked out at the edge of a cloud shadow 
 
 falling upon treetops. 
 Signed at the lower left, G. Iyness, 1867. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratepu H. Wurrr, Boston. 
 
JOHN FREDERICK KENSETT, 
 
 American: 1818—1872 
 
 é 162—WINDSOR CASTLE 
 \ Height, 30 inches; length, 44 inches 
 Tue great pile of the castle rises gray on the right above buildings of 
 
 dusky red, the whole in a grayish mist, which obscures the horizon and 
 yields aloft to drifting masses of vapor of light creamy hue. In the 
 foreground the mist is less dense, veiled sunshine penetrates it and 
 marks the shadows of trees on a green pasture where a numerous herd 
 is seen, on the right of the narrow river which fills the left of the fore- 
 | ground and reflects the creamy sky. Boats are visible in the stream, 
 and in a pathway on the bank is a figure. 
 
 Signed at the lower right, J: F. K., 1867. 
 
 Property of the Estate of the late Raupu H. Wurrr, Boston. 
 
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ALPHONSE M. DE NEUVILLE 
 Frencu: 1836—1885 
 CROSSING THE FORD: 
 FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR 
 
 Height, 47% inches; width, 3114 inches 
 
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 A murrary scene during the Franco-Prussian War. On a high and 
 open bank at the left, viewed against a background of woods enveloped 
 in an autumn haze, and thinly screened by trees in front, forces of 
 French infantry at halt recede into the vagueness. Before them at 
 the crest of the bank mounted officers are grouped about the colors. 
 The land descends to a rippling river a bit of which appears in the 
 foreground, the slope supports birches and brush retaining leafage 
 in autumn hues, and along the edge of the river are men on outpost or 
 sentry duty. Coming down the decline is a small detail of brilliantly 
 clad mounted lancers sent forward as skirmishers or on reconnaissance, 
 the horse of the foremost rider being guided into the stream by a 
 
 veteran infantryman. 
 
 Signed at the lower left, A. pp Nevvitie, 1880. 
 
 Property of a Private Owner. 
 
MARTIN RICO 
 
 Spaniso: 1850—1908 
 
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 164_V ENICE i | [ UY  ( 
 
 Height, 32 inches; length, 52 inches 
 
 | < TureeE gorgeous palaces face the spectator, entering the picture from 
 
 | the right, and to left of them green gardens with many trees of softly 
 fluttering foliage abut upon the canal, with the upper parts of more 
 palaces and the towers of churches appearing above the trees. Doves 
 fly over the tallest roof tops in a pale turquoise sky. In the blue and 
 rippling canal are numerous gondolas with passengers, and a few 
 boats with red and yellow sails. 
 
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 Signed at the right, midway, Rico. 
 Property of the Estate of the late Ratpu H. Wutre, Boston. 
 
EMILE VAN MARCKE 
 Frencu: 1827—1890 
 165—THE BELL COW 
 Height, 
 
 84, inches; length, 79 inches 
 
 AN impressive composition both in its cattle and its landscape, with 
 interest centred upon the white cow giving the picture its title, but by 
 no means monopolized by her. Others of the herd appear not as mere 
 incidents but as important elements of the composition, and the land- 
 scape is one at once of power and repose, of depth and variety. The 
 white cow stands athwart the view to left, with head turned forward, 
 ankle-deep in a stream in which she has just cooled her pink muzzle. 
 Her turned head, of forceful modeling, throws a transparent shadow 
 upon her soft, almost shaggy coat which elsewhere is illumined by 
 sunshine. Back of her the light accents the bark of birches at the 
 corner of a wood the rest of which is dark in shadow, and amongst 
 
 the birches is a red cow with a white face. To left of the white cow 
 are a black one and a tawny one with a white face, Lymg down, and 
 others are seen in the background, in a flat field bordering the wood and 
 reaching to a low horizon under an active sky of white and gray clouds. 
 
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 Signed at the lower left, Em. van Marcke. 
 
 Property of a Private Owner. 
 
ADOLPHE MONTICELLI 
 
 Frencu: 1824—1886 
 
 166—EMPRESS EUGENIE AND ATTENDANTS 
 
 Height, 6314, inches; width, 881 inches 
 
 Group painting of seven figure portraits, five ladies and two children, 
 in fine apparel and in a soft and mellow light, against a conventional 
 woodland background, dark with light accents on the tree trunks and 
 a single glimpse of sky. The Empress, the young and beautiful “<Span- 
 ish Woman” as the first figure, is seated facing the right with figure 
 i three-quarters to the front and features seen in profile, her head 
 
 inclined as she looks down at the two children at her knee, one standing, 
 the other seated and playing with a lap dog. Back of the Empress 
 and close to her two of her ladies are seated, reclining the one upon the 
 other, and back of them two others stand, with heads together. All are 
 in décolleté gowns of rich fabric, their colors ruby, gold and greenish- 
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 turquoise, scarlet, pink, brown and peacock-blue. 
 Signed at the lower left, MonricE.11. 
 
 Painted at the order of the Empress for her apartments at Versailles. 
 
 | From the Catholina Lambert Collection, No. 180. 8 2000 4 At 4 Ns. ore) 
 
 ql Property of the Estate of the late Rarpu H. Wutre, Boston. 
 
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LIST OF ARTISTS REPRESENTED 
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LIST OF ARTISTS REPRESENTED 
 AND THEIR WORKS 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 
 = NUMBER 
 ANTIGNA, Jean Pierre ALEXANDRE 
 
 La Bacchante 103 
 AUBERT, Ernest JEAN 
 
 Marguerite 98 
 BABCOCK, Wuuisam P. 
 
 Venus and Cupid 24 
 BASTERT, Nicuonaas 
 
 Landscape 153 
 BEAUMONT, Carters Epovarp dE 
 
 A. Difficult Choice 71 
 BELLANGE, Josreru Lovis Hippoiyte 
 
 The Field of Battle 85 
 BERCHERE, Nancisse 
 
 The Oasis 39 
 BERTZIK, A. 
 
 Portrait of a Lady 32 
 BESSON, Fanstin 
 
 The Prodigal’s Return 70 
 BEYSCHLAG, Jurtus Ropert 
 
 A Garden Party 65 
 
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BILLET, Pierre 
 
 The Gleaners 
 
 BLAKELOCK, Rate Axserrt, N.A. 
 Indian Encampment at Sunset 
 
 Autumn Landscape 
 The Campfire 
 The Chase 
 
 BODMER, Kart 
 The Heart of the Forest 
 Twilight Hour 
 
 BOKS, Marinus 
 Landscape with Sheep 
 
 BOLE, JEANNE 
 Preparing for the Ball 
 
 BONHEUR, Francois AUGUSTE 
 Tending the Flock 
 Black Sheep 
 La Chasse 
 
 BONHEUR, J. Pryrou 
 
 Sheep and Lambs 
 
 BONINGTON, Ricuarp Parkes 
 At the Farm 
 
 BOUDIN, Lovis Kuctne 
 Dunkerque Harbor 
 
 BOURGOIN, Déstrt 
 
 Le Paturage 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 NUMBE 
 
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 30 
 
 78 
 
 154 
 
 111 
 
 141 
 
 66 
 
BRADFORD, Wut, N.A. 
 
 Among the Ice Floes 
 
 BRETON, Jures Apnotpur 
 Le Nid sauvé 
 
 BRILLOUIN, Grorcass 
 A Duet 
 
 BUSSON, Cuartzs 
 
 Ideal Landscape 
 
 CALAME, ALExanpre 
 
 The Uri-Rothstock, Lake Lucerne 
 An Alpine Valley 
 
 CHURCH, Freprerick Sruartr, N.A. 
 The Enchantress 
 
 CICERI, Euctne 
 
 Sunset on the River 
 
 COLE, J. Foxcrorr 
 
 Farm House, Annisquam 
 
 COROT, Jean Baptiste CAMILLE 
 
 Montgeron: Saulaie au Bord de Kau 
 
 Le Ruisseau au Cheval blanc (Passage du Gué) 1: 
 
 Paysage britannique 
 
 CRANE, Brucr, N.A. 
 A Cape Ann Moor 
 
 DAGNAN-BOUVERET, Pascat ApotrpHEt JEAN 
 
 The New Novel 
 
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 NUMBER 
 
 63 
 
 109 
 
 74 
 
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 31 
 
 139 
 
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 144 
 
 142 
 
 131 
 
DAUBIGNY, Cuwarrrs Francois 
 Landscape with Figures 
 On the Marne 
 Summer: The Deserted Village 
 Landscape with Figure 
 Hameau aux Dunes 
 Moonlight in Normandy 
 Summer Landscape: Haymakers 
 
 DE BOCK, THrorHiLe 
 The Gateway, Haarlem 
 DE JONGHE, Gustave 
 Le Duo 
 DELACROIX, Ferrpinanp Vicror EKuGENE 
 La Toilette 
 DELAMAIN, Pau. 
 Arab Hawking Party 
 DELAUNAY, Jutes Exe 
 The Scouting Party 
 
 DELOBBE, Francois ALFRED 
 The Fisherman’s Daughter 
 
 DESGOFFE, Burats—E ALEXANDRE 
 Still Life 
 DIAZ DE LA PENA, NARCISSE VIRGILE 
 
 Woman and Child 
 The Flight into Egypt 
 Approaching Storm 
 
 DUPRE, JULES 
 
 A Fisherman’s Home 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 NUMBER 
 
 91 
 
 ONY) 
 102 
 106 
 127 
 143 
 
 155 
 
 83 
 
 40 
 
 86 
 
 Ue 
 
CATALOGUE 
 
 , NUMBER 
 
 DUPRE, Juin 
 
 A Haymaker 108 
 
 In the Pasture 122 
 DUPRE, Lion Victor 
 
 River Landscape, with Figures 82 
 DURAND, Asuer B., P.N.A. 
 
 Landscape with Figure 160 
 ERNST, Rupote# 
 
 Les Deux Gardiens 69 
 FERRARIS, Arryur 
 
 Visit of the Grand Sheik to the Cairo University 76 
 
 FRERE, Cuarwes THEODORE 
 Algerian Café 80 
 
 FROMENTIN. Evctne 
 
 An Arab Shepherd 132 
 FYT, Jan 
 
 Still Life 114 
 GAUTIER, Armanp 
 
 Fisherwoman 25 
 GOUBIE, Jean RicHarp 
 
 The Intruders 95 
 GROLLERON, Pavr Louis NARCcISsE 
 
 A Moment’s Respite 18 
 
 GUDIN, Jean ANTOINE THEODORE 
 Marine 14 
 La Tempéte 68 
 
HEREAU, Jurzs 
 Landscape and Cattle 
 Landscape with Sheep 
 
 HUGUET, Vicror Pirrre 
 
 The Caravan 
 
 INNESS, Grorcu, N.A. 
 Summer Landscape: Edge of the Village 
 After the Shower 
 Sunset on the River 
 
 ISABEY, Evctne Louis Gasrren 
 Shore View 
 The Life Raft 
 Avenged 
 Harbor Entrance, Windy Weather 
 Amazons Attacked by Lions 
 
 JACQUE, CyHarirs Eine 
 Chanticler in the Sheepfold 
 The Sheep Fold 
 The Flock at Home 
 Sheep at Watering Place 
 Sheep at Home 
 
 JACQUET, Jman Gustave 
 Her Highness 
 
 JONGKIND, Jonann Barryorp 
 Dutch Canal by Moonlight 
 
 KENSETT, Jown Frepericx, N.A. 
 Windsor Castle 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 NUMBER 
 
 Ov bd 
 for) 
 
 = 
 
 110 
 
 115 
 118 
 161 
 
CATALOGUE 
 
 7 NUMBER 
 
 LAMBERT, Louis EucGEns 
 
 Curiosity 34 
 LAMBINET, Kane Carries 
 
 The Lone Fisherman 21 
 
 Landscape with Figure: 
 
 On his Way to the Fishing-grounds 38 
 
 LANDELLE,. CHarrzs 
 
 Egyptian Dancing Girl 10 
 LATOUCHE, Lovts 
 
 Springtime 9 
 
 Beside the River 107 
 
 Seashore and Fisherfolk 159 
 LAZERGES, Hirronytre 
 
 Descent from the Cross 13 
 LONGUET, ALEXANDRE 
 
 The Slave 41 
 MAGNUS, Camitye 
 
 Fontainebleau Forest i 
 
 October 37 
 
 Edge of the Forest, Fontainebleau 60 
 MARILHAT, EK. 
 
 Landscape with Windmill 16 
 MARILHAT, Prosper 
 
 Landscape: Chateau de Croisan 12 
 
 Palace of Goletta, Tunis 49 
 MAUVE, Anton 
 
 At the Watering Trough 121 
 
MAX, GaprieL CoRNELIUS VON 
 The Widow 
 MENARD, Reni 
 Landscape with Cattle: Milking Time 
 MICHEL, Grorces 
 Environs of Paris 
 MONET, CriaupE 
 
 Coastal Landscape 
 
 MONKS, Joun Austin SAnps 
 Late Afternoon, Coast of Maine: The Flock 
 Cape Elizabeth 
 
 MONTICELLI, AnotrHe 
 A Woodland Féte 
 Empress Eugenie and Attendants 
 
 MUN OZ, Dominco 
 The Philosopher 
 
 MURPHY, J. Francis, N.A. 
 
 Indian Summer 
 NEUVILLE, Atruonsrt M. vr 
 
 Crossing the Ford: Franco-Prussian War 
 NOEL, Jurzs 
 
 Within the Harbor at Low Tide, Tréport 
 
 OSTHAUS, Epmunp H. 
 At the Kennels 
 
 OUTIN, Pierre 
 
 Un Grain 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 or 
 
 72 
 
 145 
 
 147 
 
 I or 
 St Or 
 
 157 
 
 166 
 
 87 
 
 163 
 
 fies 
 
PARTON, Arruur, N.A. 
 
 Springtime 
 
 PERRAULT, Litton Bazite 
 
 The Sisters 
 
 PETIT, Euehne 
 Still Life: Flowers 
 
 PLASSAN, Awnroinr Emitr 
 The Happy Mother 
 
 Le Sourire enigmatique 
 
 PYNE, James BAKER 
 Bohemian Alps 
 
 RICHET, Lton 
 Gipsy Girl 
 Landscape with Figure 
 
 RICO, Martin 
 
 Venice 
 
 ROBINSON, THomas 
 Algerian Horseman 
 Kettell Point: Landscape with Cattle 
 The Watering Place 
 
 ROUSSEAU, Putirrr 
 The Mill 
 
 ROUSSEAU, Pierre Errenne Trtopore 
 Mountain Brook 
 Bridge at Macon 
 In the Forest at Fontainebleau 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 NUMBER 
 
 46 
 
 79 
 
 29 
 
 36 
 
 94 
 100 
 126 
 
SALMSON,: Huco Frreprix 
 On the Lawn 
 SCHEFFER, Ary 
 The Confession 
 SEIFERT, ALrrep 
 The Dove 
 THAULOW, Frits 
 Village Street, Moonlight 
 THOM, James Crawrorp 
 Duck Hunting 
 TOURNEMINHE, C. E. V. bE 
 Camels 
 TROYON, Constant 
 The Picnic 
 
 Kdge of the Woods 
 Plowing: An Interruption 
 
 VAN BOSKERCK, Rozerr Warp, N.A. 
 
 Scene in Holland 
 
 VAN COUVER, J. 
 
 Amsterdam 
 
 VAN LEEMPUTTEN, Cornetis 
 
 Sheep and Fold 
 
 VAN MARCKE, Emin 
 The Bell Cow 
 
 VAN SEVERDONCK, JosrryH 
 Sheep and Fowl 
 Landscape and Sheep 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 NUMBER 
 
 54 
 
 11 
 
 42 
 
 119 
 
 61 
 
 4A, 
 
 67 
 
 165 
 
VERNON, Pavuu 
 
 Ariadne 
 
 The Gipsy’s Home 
 VERBOECKHOVEN, Evcine Joseru 
 
 The King of Beasts 
 VIBERT, JEHAN GrorcEs 
 
 The Morning Walk 
 
 Entrance to the Monastery 
 VOLLON, AntTornr 
 
 Still Life 
 WASHINGTON, Grorczs 
 
 Arab Fantasia 
 
 WATELIN, Louis Vicror 
 Cattle at the Drinking Place 
 
 WYANT, Atexanner H., N.A. 
 Near Cincinnati 
 
 WORMS, Jutzs 
 Departure of the Espada 
 
 ZIKM, FEurx 
 Sunset, Venice 
 Venice 
 Constantinople 
 
 ZIER, Enovuarp 
 Youth 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 NUMBER 
 
 43 
 
 130 
 
 149 
 
 57 
 
 104 
 
 97 
 
 146 
 152 
 158 
 
 64 
 
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 Sold at the American Art Association, February 25 ~ 26, 1920. 
 
 Artist Price Buyer 
 
 Antoine Emile Plassen $ 120. John Campbell 
 
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 ¥.A.Bonheur 
 Peul Vernon 
 J.Van Severdonck 
 G.0.Von Max 
 J.Van Severdonck 
 Paul Vernon 
 B.A. Desgot ie 
 
 Le Latbouche 
 
 GO. Landelle 
 
 Avy Scheffer 
 
 P. Maril hat 
 
 H Lazerges 
 i,A4.?,Gudin 
 G.Prillouwin 
 B.Marilhat 
 A.@al ane 
 
 PUN. Grolleron 
 J.B Delaunay 
 A.E.Plassan 
 B.C. Lambinet 
 
 A. Cateme 
 I.G.Vibert 
 W.P.Pabcock 
 
 ¥.S.Church, N.A. 
 A. Beortzik 
 
 XK, Bodmer 
 
 L..8. Lambert 
 Jel. He Bellange 
 P Rousseau 
 
 0 Magnus 
 
 E.G. Lambinet 
 N.Berchere 
 G.De Jonghe 
 A.Longuet 
 
 A. Seifert 
 
 BJ.Verboeckhoven 
 O.8.V. de Tournemine 
 
 K. Bodmer 
 A.Parton, N.A. 
 B.L.G.Isabey 
 Leon Richest 
 
 P Marilhat 
 J.Hereau 
 
 Pp .Delemain 
 J.Moel 
 
 40. 
 30. 
 85. 
 70. 
 50. 
 40. 
 75. 
 40. 
 35. 
 
 Mre.W.B.Powell 
 3. Tf. Pendelton 
 J.M.Woodward 
 H.}.Sickles 
 W.W.Seaman agt. 
 HD. Sickles 
 Holland Geli. 
 A.d.Halow 
 W.W.S@amen agt. 
 Kelly Art Gall. 
 B.T.Pendleton 
 A.J. Harlow 
 ?.Spencer 
 I.M.Woodward 
 Joi. Woodward 
 W.W.Seamen agt. 
 H.D. Sickles 
 H.D. Sickles 
 T.Campbell 
 H.D. Sickles 
 
 P. Thompson 
 
 ee Ty Sickles 
 
 leds @ ita & 
 
 | 
 Holland Gall. 
 OL. Belshein 
 J.G.Payne 
 J.M.Woodward 
 B.Y. ellis 
 A.J. Halow 
 H.D/Sickles 
 W.W.Seaman agt. 
 Aed.Halow 
 HD. Sickles 
 Miss N.H.Powela 
 W.W.Seamen agt. 
 
 Urs. F.§.Steinberg 
 
 H.D.Sickles 
 Miss W.B Powell 
 Ld 
 J Ross 
 W.W.Seaman agt. 
 O.Bernet agt. 
 F.C * Thompson 
 Mrs. .¥ Steinberg 
 Arlington Gell. 
 H.D. Sickles 
 I,eRoss 
 F.C. Thompson 
 0. Belshein 
 F,C.Thompson 
 E.T.Pendleton 
 
“Artist 
 
 Prenceis Alfred Delobbe 
 Hugo Fredrik Salmson 
 
 J.A.S.Monks 
 
 R.W.Yan Boskerck, NA. 
 
 LV. Yatelin 
 
 P.thutin 
 
 R.Cicerd 
 
 C, Magnus 
 
 2,0. thome 
 
 T Robingon 
 
 w Bradford, NA. 
 
 z.Zier 
 
 J.R.Beyschlag 
 
 b.Bourgoin 
 
 G.Ven Leemputten 
 
 J 4.T.Gudin 
 
 K.Brnet 
 
 F. Besson 
 
 C.B.De Beaumont 
 
 aR Menard 
 
 Robinson 
 
 Gy Busson 
 
 Pi e Ae § Monks 
 
 A. Perrerisa 
 -Osthaus 
 
 om. Frere 
 E.L.@. Isabey 
 LV .Dusre 
 
 %.De Beek 
 
 ¥.A4. Bonheur 
 Cu, dacque 
 F.V.E.Delacroix 
 D. Munoz 
 
 N.V.Dies de la Pena (Out) 
 
 C. Troyon 
 ¢.8. Jacque 
 C.F Deubigny 
 J3,Dupre 
 
 N.V.Dies de la Pena 
 
 P.5.T. Rousseau 
 3.R.Gouble 
 BL. ¢.taabey 
 
 J .Worme 
 
 BJ. Aubert 
 
 C.F Deubigny 
 P.E.T.Roussean 
 C.Treyon 
 
 ¢.F Deubigny 
 J.P.A.Antigna 
 A.H.Wyant, NA. 
 (our) 
 
 C.F Daubigny 
 j,. Latouche 
 
 160. 
 180, 
 
 75. 
 410. 
 200. 
 140. 
 200. 
 
 90. 
 300. 
 
 70. 
 65. 
 
 Buyer 
 
 Mrs. W.B.Powell 
 Arlington Gall. 
 G.C Smith 
 Kennedy & Coe 
 W.W.Seamen, agt. 
 W.R.Hearet 
 Hellend Gall. 
 HD. Sickle 
 Arlington Gall. 
 A.J, Helow 
 HD. Sickles 
 W.W. Seaman agt. 
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 Mrs. He B.Powell 
 Arlington Gall. 
 W.W.Seeman agt. 
 Dr. 5.Cary 
 F.C. Thompson 
 WR Hearst 
 Mire .W.B.Poweld 
 Fo. Thompson 
 WP, Powell 
 Aad. Harlow 
 0.Bernet agt. 
 Kelly Art Gell. 
 ELF. Abbea | 
 
 * 
 
 Aad. Hallow 
 A.f¢hilling 
 0.Rernet agh. 
 Kreusherr Gell. 
 R.E.Hecksher 
 WeW.Eeemen agt. 
 A.Gerilling 
 B.C Dickinson 
 
 T.E.Hecksher 
 R.O. Haywood 
 &.F. Abbee 
 ¥.B. Cooper 
 
 ¥. Striher 
 
 Gohilling, A. 
 P’. Thompson 
 
 Ine HORS 
 Arlington Gall. 
 ¥.0,.Udell 
 
 HLF Miller 
 H.D. Sickles 
 ¥.B. Cooper 
 W. Smadheck 
 t.E. Heckler 
 HD, Sickles 
 
 Dr. Timme 
 ¥.0.Udall 
 
Artist 
 
 Julien Dupré 
 Jules Adeiphe Dreton 
 Vieter Pisrre Hugues 
 RP. Bonington 
 J Peyrol, Bowheur 
 
 olw Ge Leaboy 
 dan Fyt 
 Ceoree innese t Ne Sie 
 ReAeBlekeleok, Neale 
 J.¥ Murphy, Noa 
 0. inneor 
 Prites Theulow 
 J.B. Jongkind 
 
 C.Hedaeque 
 6 VeDdas d@ La Pana 
 
 »fee que 
 Glien 
 J Dagan Souveret 
 
 HAs 
 
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 ReAsBiekelosk, N.A. 
 Trois Boudin 
 Gruce Crane 
 o.2 Debi eny 
 J.8.6 Corot 
 GeLi¢ghel 
 
 ? Robingon 
 
 Ge Washington 
 
 he Boks 
 
 #.Ven Couver 
 
 Y. tdem 
 
 N.Bastert 
 
 Y,A. Bonheur 
 
 C.F. Deubigngty 
 
 Jk. Pyne 
 
 A. Monticelli 
 23 om 
 
 hi ee 
 
 AeBsDureand, P.N.A. 
 
 G/immese » Na Ae 
 
 dof. Konsett 
 
 Price 
 
 BAO. 
 975. 
 136. 
 300, 
 120. 
 230. 
 116. 
 3100. 
 1125, 
 6400. 
 3500, 
 426, 
 S50. 
 650. 
 50G. 
 1425, 
 5200. 
 B400. 
 L900. 
 2100. 
 10400. 
 1300. 
 410. 
 S16. 
 625. 
 380, 
 
 Pate 
 Aers @ 
 
 425. 
 780) * 
 825. 
 700. 
 110. 
 2700, 
 DRO. 
 S28. 
 RD 
 1225. 
 275. 
 800 ° 
 925. 
 130. 
 2704 
 230. 
 350. 
 LOTS. 
 25. 
 600. 
 500. 
 2500. 
 3900. 
 2200. 
 170, 
 625. 
 17000. 
 275. 
 
 Buyer 
 
 OB jernet agt. 
 
 Mra wy Sharp 
 
 I. Levy 
 
 W.W Beauem agh. 
 0. Ydahd 
 
 “ Ael lee aly 
 Mayer 
 
 mor ye & Fowles 
 
 Holland Sellories 
 
 ieP Millers 
 
 BGet% & Powlas 
 
 Ae ds Halow 
 
 deepen 
 
 Mra. i Weks 
 Jehevy 
 Seots & Fowloa 
 7, 7 Seman agh. 
 Wroe 
 
 Holle ax ¢ 
 
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 ?. Spencer 
 ¥.0,Udeail 
 re tipi 
 
 ae geet 
 
 UB Meteelf, ir. 
 
 W.Seanen ash, 
 H. S¢hultheis 
 Rurnett agt. 
 Q.Rernet agt. 
 S.S5.-Leaird 
 C.0. Taylor 
 
 H.Wood dward 
 
 Seamen act, 
 woodward 
 
Artist 
 Fi MER 
 ute Neuville 
 
 E.Vazn Mare ke 
 A.Monticelli 
 
 Price 
 
 1400. 
 1560. 
 5500. 
 2300. 
 
 Buyer 
 Holland Gall. 
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 &.F. Abbee 
 K.C & Nik. Yose 
 
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