IZZOTINT PORTRAITS AND ETCHINGS 
 BRONZE STATUETTES AND MEDALS 
 
 COLLECTED BY THE LATE 
 
 EDWIN B. HOLDEN 
 
 AT ONE TIME PRESIDENT OF THE GROLIER CLUB 
 NEW YORK CITY 
 
 BY ORDER OF MRS. HOLDEN 
 ON TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27Tx, 1920 
 
 UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF 
 
 THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION 
 MADISON SQUARE SOUTH 
 NEW YORK CITY 
 
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ON PUBLIC EXHIBITION 
 AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 
 MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK 
 ENTRANCE, 6 EAST 23rd STREET 
 
 BEGINNING THURSDAY, APRIL 22np, 1920 
 AND CONTINUING UNTIL THE SALE 
 
 MEZZOTINT PORTRAITS AND ETCHINGS 
 BRONZE STATUETTES AND MEDALS 
 
 COLLECTED BY THE LATE 
 
 EDWIN B. HOLDEN 
 
 AT ONE TIME PRESIDENT OF THE GROLIER CLUB 
 NEW YORK CITY 
 
 TO BE SOLD AT UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE 
 BY ORDER OF MRS. HOLDEN 
 
 ON TUESDAY, APRIL 2/1x,-1920 
 AT 8:00 O’?CLOCK IN THE EVENING 
 
 AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 
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CATALOGUE OF 
 
 MEZZOTINT PORTRAITS AND ETCHINGS 
 BRONZE STATUETTES AND MEDALS 
 
 COLLECTED BY THE LATE 
 
 EDWIN B. HOLDEN 
 
 AT ONE TIME PRESIDENT OF THE GROLIER CLUB 
 NEW YORK CITY 
 
 TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE OR RESTRICTION 
 
 BY ORDER OF MRS. HOLDEN 
 
 ON TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL227rn, 1920 
 AT 8:00 O?CLOCK 
 
 THE SALE TO BE CONDUCTED BY 
 MR. THOMAS E. KIRBY AND HIS ASSISTANTS, OF 
 THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Manacers 
 
 NEW YORK CITY 
 
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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 in- 
 juriously. 
 
 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 purchasers 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 pur- 
 chaser, 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 hdlidays—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 presenting 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, how- 
 ever, 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 purchaser. Title 
 passes upon the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer, and thereafter, while the Asso- 
 ciation 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. 
 
 7. Guarantee is not made either by the owner or the Association of the cor- 
 rectness 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 imper- 
 fection not noted. Every lot is on public exhibition one or more days prior to its 
 sale, after which it is sold ‘fas is” and without recourse. 
 
 The Association exercises great care to catalogue every lot correctly, 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 
 would become responsible for such damage as might result were his opinion with- 
 out proper foundation. 
 
 SPECIAL NOTICE. 
 
 Buying or bidding by the Association for responsible parties on orders trans- 
 mitted. to it by mail, telegraph or telephone, will be faithfully attended to without 
 charge or commission. Any purchase so made will be subject to the above Condi- 
 tions of Sale, which cannot in any manner be modified. The Association, however, 
 in the event of making a purchase of a lot consisting of one or more books for a 
 purchaser who has not, through himself or his agent, been present at the exhibition 
 or sale, will permit such lot to be returned within ten days from the date of sale, 
 and the purchase money will be returned, if the lot in any material manner differs 
 from its catalogue description. 
 
 Orders for execution by the Association should be written and given with 
 such plainness as to leave no room for misunderstanding. Not only should the lot 
 number be given, but also the title, and bids should be stated to be so much 
 for the lot, and when the lot consists of one or more volumes of books or objects 
 of art, the bid per volume or piece should also be stated. If the one transmitting 
 the order is unknown to the Association, a deposit should be sent or reference 
 submitted. Shipping directions should also be given. 
 
 Priced copies of the catalogue of any sale, or any session thereof, will be 
 furnished by the Association at a reasonable charge. 
 
 AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, 
 American Art Galleries, 
 Madison Square South, 
 New York City. 
 
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AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK 
 
 UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE BY ORDER OF MRS. HOLDEN 
 MEZZOTINT PORTRAITS, ETCHINGS AND MEDALS 
 
 COLLECTED BY THE LATE EDWIN B. HOLDEN 
 AT ONE TIME PRESIDENT OF THE GROLIER CLUB, NEW YORK 
 
 TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27th, AT 8:00 O’CLOCK 
 
 ABBEY, EDWIN A. 
 1. A Youne CoupLEe In A GarpEN. Pen-and-ink drawing. 
 Made for Messrs. Harper and Brother. Signed,—H. A. Abbey 1886. 
 Height, 7; length, 118/16 inches. White frame. 
 
 ABINGTON, MRS. FRANCES 
 2. Mrs ABINGTON. Stipple. 
 R. Cosway delt— W. Lane sct. Publish’d 1790. 
 Height, 413/16; width, 32/16 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 ADDISON, JOSEPH 
 8 Te Rr Honsie JoserH AppIson Hsar. one of his Majesty’s Secre- 
 tary’s of State. Mezzotint. 
 Jeet. omith, No. 3. 
 First Starz. G. Kneller S.R. Imp. et Mag: Brit: Bart pinxit— 
 I. Simon fect et excudt. VERY SCARCE. 
 Height, 128/16; width, 914/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 AIKMAN, WALTER M. 
 4, LANDSCAPE WITH LAKE AND Swan. Woodcut. 
 Signed in pencil,—Walter M. Aikman 1893. 
 Height, 104/16; width, 82/16 inches. Oak frame. 
 
 BARTOLOZZI, FRANCESCO 
 5. APOLLO AND THE Muszs. Stipple. 
 Unsigned proof, probably by Bartolozzi. BrAUTIFULLY PRINTED IN 
 COLORS. 
 Height, 412/16; length, 94/16 inches. Oval gold frame. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 BAXTER, RICHARD 
 6. Tu ReverEND AND Learnep Mr. RicHarp Baxter. Mezzotint. 
 J..C. Smith, No. 4. 
 Srconp State. J. Spilsbury Fecit. Published by J. Spilsbury... 
 Augst Ist 1763. 
 Height, 124/16; width, 10 inches. ‘Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 BEAUVARLET, JACQUES FIRMIN 
 Y. [Les Enrants pu Duc pe Béruuns.| Line. 
 Peint par Drouais le fils et Gravé par Beauvarlet. (‘Two lines.) 
 Height, 124/16; length, 18 inches. Framed. 
 
 BICKNELL, FRANK A. 
 8. LanpscaprE. Mezzotint. 
 Height, 8; width, 6 inches. White frame. 
 
 BOCCACCIO, GIOVANNI 
 9. GrovaANNiI Boccaccio, Italian scholar and poet. Line. 
 [Engraved by Cornelius Van Dalen, after Titian.]| PRoor BEFORE 
 ALL LETTERS. 
 Height, 15; width, 112/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 BOSSUET, JACQUES BENIGNE 
 10. Jacopus Bentanus Bossuer Episcopus Meldensis Comes Consistoria- 
 nus...praeceptor...Trecensis. Line. 
 
 Hyacinthus Rigand pinxit—Petrus Drevet sculpsit 1723. FourTH 
 Stats, Harty Issusz, before any points following the word pinait. 
 
 Height, 18 11/16; width, 13 inches. Black and gold frame. 
 
 This is PreRRE IMBERT DREVET’S MASTERPIECE. 
 
 BOSWELL, JAMES 
 11. James BoswELt or AUCHINLECK Esgr. Mezzotint. 
 J.C. Smith, No.8. 
 
 Painted by Sr Joshua Reynolds.—Engrav’d by John Jones. ..Janry 
 17, 1786... Srconp State of three. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 Height, 13 2/16; width, 11 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 BRUNET-DEBAINES, ALFRED 
 12. CHILDREN Fisuine Near Miu. Etching. 
 On parchment with remarque. Signed in pencil,—Brunet-Debaines. 
 Height, 124/16; width, 712/16 inches. Framed. 
 
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Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 BUHOT, FELIX 
 13. La Fauarse. Baie de Saint-Malo. L’Abrie-Dinard 1889-1890. Dry- 
 point and aquatint. 
 Boureard, No. 165. 
 
 FirtH Strate, with the margins of the second state. Signed,— 
 Epreuvre d’ essa Felix Buhot, and with his red stamp. 
 
 Height, 12; length, 16 inches. Framed. 
 
 This is the last large and important plate of the artist. 
 
 BUNKER’S HILL BATTLE 
 
 14. “THe BattLte at BunKER’s Hitt Near Boston. June 17th, 1775.” 
 Line. 
 
 Painted by John Trumbull Esq.—Engraved by J. G. Muller. 
 PROOF BEFORE ALL LETTERS. At top of plate, in delicate stippled 
 characters,—/J. G. Muller Sc. 1794. FINE AND VERY SCARCE. 
 
 Height, 20 2/16; length, 2914/16 inches. Mahogany frame. With 
 the key plate. 
 
 BUNYAN, JOHN 
 
 15. Mr. JoHn Bunyan, Late minister of the Gospel at Bedford, Author 
 of the Pilgrim’s Progress, Holy War, and other Celebrated 
 Treatises. Mezzotint. 
 
 J. C. Smith, No. 6. 
 
 Tuirp State. T. Sadler pinxt. 1685.—J. Spilsbury fecit. _ (One 
 line). Printed for Robt. Sayer & Co., Fleet Street, London. — 
 
 Height, 12 4/16; width, 9 12/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 BURNS, ROBERT 
 16. Ropert Burns. Mezzotint. 
 
 London, Published By W. Hayward, January Ist. 1842. (Two line 
 dedication.) Engraved by Wm. Walker and Sl. Cousins . . . 
 
 Painted by Alexr. Nasmyth, in 178%. FINE AND SCARCE. 
 Height, 15 12/16; width, 12 8/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 BUTLER, SAMUEL 
 17. SamugL Butter. Mezzotint. 
 J. C. Smith, No. 13. 
 
 Engraver unknown. First Srate. Proof before all inscription, 
 after Zoust. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 Height, 12 13/16; width, 10 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 BYRON, GEORGE LORD . ee 8 1 
 18. Grorcr, Lora Byron. Mezzotint. Bee ae 
 
 T. Phillips Pinx. R. A. 1813—Thos. Lupton, Sculpt. 1821, Aces 
 beautiful proof before inscription with artists’ line only, lightly 
 
 etched. Initialed by the engraver. T. L. \ 
 
 Height, 12; width, 9 6/16 inches. Ebony frame. | 
 
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 CAMERON, DAVID YOUNG 
 19. Evenine. Etching. 
 
 Rinder, No. 16. eet 
 
 Sioned in the plate,—D. Y. Cameron, and in pencil,—The Rive 
 
 side 3 proofs only D. Y. Cameron. et 
 
 Height, 3; length, 9 inches. Rosewood and gold frame. = 
 
 Rinder states he was only able to trace one impression. 
 
 CAMERON, DAVID YOUNG 
 20. Taysipe. Etching. 
 Rinder, No. 73. : tne 
 Sioned in the plate,—D. Y. Cameron 1890, and in pencil,—D. 
 Cameron. cae mes 
 Height, 6; length, 10 13/16 inches. Oak frame. 
 
 CAMERON, DAVID YOUNG 
 21. Sunser. Etching. 
 Rinder, No. 91. 
 
 Signed in the plate-—D. Y. Cameron 1891, and in pencil,- 
 
 Cameron. Three impressions only. i + oe 
 
 Height, 5 8/16; length, 9 8/16 inches. White frame. 
 
 CAMPBELL, THOMAS 
 99. THomas CAMPBELL, the Poet. Mezzotint. hee 
 PROOF BEFORE ALL LETTERS. (Painted by Sir Thomas Lawr 
 Engraved by Samuel and Henry Cousins London. ees 
 March 1, 1834.) VERY SCARCE. | ie 
 Height, 12 4/16; width, 9 8/16 inches. Ebony and gold 
 
 CECILIA, SAINT | 
 23. Cxcrt1a. Stipple. 3 : ; 
 ~ Gemalt von Dominichini—gestochen von H. Sintzenich, ete 
 TIFULLY PRINTED IN COLORS. a 
 Height, 6 1/16; width, 4 10/16 inches. Passepartout. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
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 CHAPMAN, GEORGE 
 24. Groragius CuarpmMANus Homeri Metaphrastes Alta. LVII. M.DC. 
 yi. ere} “bine, ~ 
 
 By Hole. Oval, with border for title, in rectangle. From his 
 translation of Homer, 1616. 
 
 Height, 6 12/16; length, 9 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 CHAUVEL, THEOPHILE 
 25. Sotirupe. LHtching. 
 Landscape with Cows. Copyright 1886 by W. Schaus. Signed in 
 pencil,—Th. Chauvel. 
 Height, 14; length, 17 12/16 inches. Carved bronzed frame. 
 
 CHURCH, F. S. 
 26. Girt witH Doves. Etching in red. 
 F. S. Church N. Y. ’87. Signed in pencil,—F. S. Church. 
 Height, 10 8/16; width, 7 inches. Framed. 
 
 COLERIDGE, SAMUEL TAYLOR 
 27. SamuEL Taytor Coterinee, Aged 42. (One line.) Mezzotint. 
 
 Painted by Washington Allston,—Engraved by Samuel Cousins, 
 A.R.A. Subscribers Proof. 
 
 Height, 16 12/16; width, 13 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 COLOR-PRINT 
 28. Youne Girt seated, with basket of fruit and King oe Spaniel. 
 Color-Print. 
 Oval. PRINTED IN COLORS. 
 Height, 14; length, 12 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 COOPER, EDITH 
 29. SALUTING THE REGIMENT. Woodcut. 
 Signed in pencil Hdith Cooper 1890. 
 Height, 7; length, 9 inches. Framed. : 
 
 CORNWALLIS, CHARLES, MARQUIS 
 30. Marquis Cornwatuis. Mezzotint. 
 ho shab by James Ward after Sir William Beechey. J. C. Smith, 
 o. 13 
 First Stare, before all inscription. A VERY SCARCE STATE, OF AN 
 IMPORTANT PRINT. 
 Height, 24 10/16; width, 18 2/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 COWPER, WILLIAM 
 31. Wriu1AmM Cowper. Line. 
 
 From a portrait in crayons. Drawn from the life by Romney in 
 1792. Engravd by W. Blake 1802. 
 
 Height, 7 6/16; width, 5 12/16 inches. Framed. 
 
 CRIES OF LONDON 
 32. New Macxret, New Macxret. Stipple, colored. 
 
 Painted by F. Wheatley R.A—Engraved by Jam. Aliprandi. Lon- 
 don Jan. 1. 1804 by Colnaghi. 
 
 Height, 12 2/16; width, 9 12/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. — 
 
 DANTE ALLIGHIERI 
 33. DaNTE-ALLIGHIERI. Line. 
 After Giotto. Profile to left holding flowers. 
 Height, 8 7/16; width, 6 5/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 DAVIS, JOHN P. 
 34. A TropicaL Forrest. Woodcut. 
 Signed in pencil,—Jno. P. Davis 1889. 
 Height, 7 4/16; width, 5 inches. White frame. 
 
 DELACROIX, EUGENE 
 35. Lion De L’ Atuas. Lithograph. 
 Robaut, No. 309. 
 
 Tutrp Stare. Delacroix fect—a Paris chez H. Gaugain & Ce rue 
 de vaugirard No 34.—Imp lith de H. Gaugain. On India paper. 
 
 Height, 13 2/16; length, 18 8/16 inches. 
 
 DELACROIX, EUGENE 
 36. TicrE Royat. Lithograph. 
 Robaut, No. 310. 
 
 Tuirp Stare. Delacroix delt—a Paris, chez H. Gaugain & Ce rue 
 de vaugirard No. 34.—Imp lith. de H. Gaugain. 
 
 Height, 13; length, 18 6/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 DRUMMOND, WILLIAM 
 
 3”. GutieLMus Drummonp de Hathornden Scotus, Historiographus et 
 Poeta. Mezzotint. 
 
 J. C. Smith, No. 5. 
 
 Cornelius Johnson pinxt—J. Finlayson delt et fecit . . . Pub- 
 lish’d . . . 1766 June Ist . . . Second state of three. | 
 
 Height, 13; width, 11 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 DURER, ALBRECHT 
 38. THE Vircin CrowNep By Two Ancezts. Etching. 
 Bartsch, No. 39. Koehler, No. 87. 
 Signed in the plate,—1518 A. D. 
 Height, 5 3/16; width, 3 15/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 DURER, ALBRECHT 
 39. ALBERT oF MayENncre. (The Little Cardinal.) Etching. 
 Bartsch, No. 102. Koehler, No. 93. 
 Signed in the plate,—A. D. 
 Height, 5; width, 3 12/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 DURER, ALBRECHT 
 
 40. Auperti Durert Genuina Effigies. Pictorum Et Chalcographior Ger- 
 maniw Principis. Hane Pictorum. . . in amoris . . . offert 
 Lucas Kilianus. ano 1608. . . . ex originali ipsius Alb. Dur. 
 depict. Line. 
 
 BRILLIANT IMPRESSION of a very scarce print. 
 Height, 10; width, 7 12/16 inches. Black and gold frame. 
 
 DURER, ALBRECHT 
 41. Tug Virgin ADORED BY SEVERAL SartntTs. Woodcut. 
 Bartsch, No. 95. 
 Signed in the plate,—A. D. 
 Height, 10 12/16; width, 8 8/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 EDELINCK, GERARD 
 
 42. PHILIpPUS DE CHAMPAIGNE Bruxellensis Pictor Regius, et Regiz 
 Pictorum Academix Rector: etc. Se ipse pinxit—G. Hdelinck 
 sculpsit. 1676. Cum pri. R. Line. 
 
 ' Robert-Dumesnil, No. 164. 
 
 First State before the slipped stroke in the sky, between the small 
 tree trunk and the cloak. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 Height, 14 6/16; width, 13 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 EDELINCK, GERARD 
 43. Mr. Jonn DrypDEN. Line. 
 Robert-Dumesnil, No. 187—11. 
 
 Peint par le Chevalier Kneller—Gravé par le Chevalier Kdelinck 
 C.P.R. For the “Plays” London, 1701. 
 
 Height, 14 10/16; width, 10 12/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 EDWARDS, 8S. ARLENT 
 44, Lapy Hautxert. Mezzotint. 
 PRINTED IN cotors. Signed by the artist. 
 Height, 13 8/16; width, 6 inches. Carved gold frame. 
 
 EDWARDS, S. ARLENT 
 45. Lapy SHEFFIELD. Mezzotint. 
 PRINTED IN cotors. Signed by the artist. 
 Height, 13 6/16; width, 6 2/16 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 EDWARDS, 8. ARLENT 
 46. DucHESS OF DEVONSHIRE AND CHILD. Mezzotint. 
 PRINTED IN COLORS. 
 Height, 12 10/16; width, 16 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 EDWARDS, 8S. ARLENT _ 
 
 4’. Vistr To THE BoarDING ScHoot. Mezzotint. PRINTED IN COLORS. 
 
 Height, 16; width, 20 8/16 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 EDWARDS, 8. ARLENT 
 48. Tur Gyrsy’s WarniInG. Mezzotint. PRINTED IN COLORS. 
 Height, 14 8/16; width, 17 inches. Oval mat, gold frame. 
 
 EDWARDS, S. ARLENT 
 49. Tue FortuNE TELLER. Mezzotint. PRINTED IN COLORS. 
 Circular mat, 15 4/16 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 EDWARDS, 8S. ARLENT 
 50. Mun. Lesrun AND DaucHTseR. Mezzotint. . 
 Signed,—No. 1 8. Arlent Edwards, with pencilled remarque. 
 Height, 238/16; width, 18 8/16 inches. (Oval.) Gold frame. 
 
 EDWARDS, 8. ARLENT 
 51. Lapy Hamitton As Nature. Colored print. 
 
 After Romney. Signed,—S. Arlent Edwards. On onion-skin paper. 
 
 Height, 7 6/16; width, 6 2/16 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 EDWARDS, 8. ARLENT 
 52. FEMALE HEADS. 
 Three small portraits, colored. 
 Together, 3 pieces. Framed. 
 
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Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 ELIOT, GHORGE 
 53. Grorce Exisor. F. W. Burton fect—P. Rajon aq fort. 
 Height, 10; width, 7 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 ELIZABETH, QUEEN OF ENGLAND 
 54, Evizaper. D. G. Ang. Fran. Hib. et Verg. Regina . . . Honorus 
 ipsius causa aeri incidebat Crispianus Passeus Belga 1592. Line. 
 VERY SCARCE. 
 ‘Height, 5 10/16; width, 4 12/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 ELLISTON, ROBERT WILLIAM 
 
 55. Exuisron. Engraved by C. Turner, from a Picture by G. H. Harlow. 
 London, Published July 9th, 1808 . . . Mezzotint. 
 
 Whitman, No. 179. 
 First Stare. PRINTED IN COLORS. VERY FINE. 
 Height, 15 6/16; width, 11 6/16 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 FAITHORNE, WILLIAM 
 
 56. CATHERINE OF BraGcanza. Carola Ilo Hane Sereniss Regine 
 
 Catherine Effigiem humillime consecrat Cum Privilegio Reg :— 
 G. Faithorne. Line. 
 
 Fagan, Seconp Stare of three. 
 Height, 10 6/16; width, 14 4/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 FAITHORNE, WILLIAM 
 
 5%. Mary, Princess of ORANGE. . ... Mary Princesse of Orange Countesse 
 of Nassou Cattimelle. etec—Sould by Will: Faithorne att ye: 
 Signe of Ye Shipp . . . Line. 
 
 Fagan, First STATE. 
 Height, 8; length, 11 4/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 FAITHORNE, WILLIAM 
 
 58. Margareta Smirua Vidua Thome Cary et Uxor Edoardi Herbert 
 Equitis. Ant: van Dyck pinxit—Guil: Faithorne sculp: Line. 
 
 Fagan, SECOND STATE. 
 Height, 8; length, 11 8/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 FORT LEE LANDING 
 
 59. Fort Les Lanptng. P(almer)—Lith. of F. & 8. Palmer 43 Aun 
 Street N. Y. lithograph, vignette, About 1845. 
 Height, 6 4/16; length, 11 inches. 
 I. Dickinson Esqr: Member of Congress and Author of the Letters 
 of a Farmer etc. (DuSimitier)—B. B. E. Pubd May 15th 1783. 
 Together, 2 pieces. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN 
 60. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. Oil painting. 
 Bust to left, (Duplessis type) by J. B. Greuze. 
 
 Height, 10; width, 9 inches. Carved gold frame, cradled. 
 
 Pasted on back is a letter of authentication: “Paris le 29 Juin 1899 
 _ . . Portrait ovale de Benjamin Franklin, peint par Greuze. J’ai acheté 
 ce petit chef d’oeuvre & Mons de Barbentane & Macon, en Beaujolais 
 descendant de la famille de Greuze, et j’en garantis l’authenticité. (Signed) 
 G. de Montanyan.” 
 
 FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN 
 61. BengAMIN FRANKLIN. Mezzotint. 
 
 J. C. Smith, No. 19—I. 
 
 (Engraved by Edward Fisher after Mason Chamberlin.) Proof 
 before all letters and before the writing on the manuscript. The 
 inscription space mezzotinted. A BRILLIANT IMPRESSION; POS- 
 SIBLY UNIQUE. The Carson Copy. . 
 
 Height, 15; width, 11 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN 
 62. BENJAMIN Franxkuin. L.L.D. F.R.S. Mezzotint. 
 
 D. Martin pinxt—E. Savage sculpt London, Published Septr 17. 
 1793, by E. Savage, No 50, Hatton Garden. PROOF BEFORE ALL 
 LEerrERs, the string on the paper in his hand, the lettering on 
 paper on table, the high lights on cuff buttons, ete. The inscrip- 
 tion has been added in fac-simile. 
 
 Height, 17 12/16; width, 14 inches. Mahogany frame. 
 
 FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN 
 63. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. Cochin type. Oil painting on horn snuff box, 
 gilt mountings. 
 Circle, 3 inches. 
 A fine example of miniature painting. 
 
 FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN 
 64. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. Bronze statuette on marble base. 
 Height, 1512/16 inches. — , 
 
 FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN 
 65. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. Bronze bust on marble and bronze pedestal. 
 Height, 11 8/16 inches. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 FRENCH, FRANK 
 66. Lanpscape. (Stream and meadow.) Woodcut. » 
 Signed in pencil,—Frank French. 
 Height, 3 10/16; width, 5 inches. Framed. 
 
 GAILLARD, CLAUDE FERDINAND 
 
 67. Tite DE Crre. Etching. 
 Beraldi, No. 36—ITI. 
 F. Gaillard del et Sculps. Proor BEFORE ALL LETTERS, signed in 
 pencil,—F’. Gaillard. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 Height, 4 14/16; width, 2 12/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 GAUJEAN, EUGENE 
 
 68. Two Fremae Portraits. Stipples. 
 Signed proofs. Small ovals. 
 Together, 2 pieces. Oval gold frames, to match. 
 
 GAUTIER, LUCIEN 
 69. Tue BripcE or SigHs, VENICE. Etching. 
 Signed in pencil,— Lucien Gautier, with remarque. 
 Height, 14 1/16; length, 22 12/16 inches. Framed. 
 
 GOETHE, JOHANN WOLFGANG 
 70. Jouann Woureane GortHeE. Bronze plaque portrait. 
 A. Scharff 1899sc. Square, 7 inches. 
 
 GOFFE, COL. R. 
 71. BricHton Sunser. Etching. 
 R. G. Signed in pencil,—R. Goffe. 
 Height, 5 7/16; length, 8 6/16 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 GOLDSMITH, OLIVER 
 72. Dr. Go~psmITH, engraved by Joseph Marchi after Sir Joshua Rey- 
 nolds. Published Decr 1st 1770. Mezzotint. 
 J.C. Smith, No. 7. 
 First Srare of three. Before all inscription, uncleaned edge. 
 EXCESSIVELY SCARCE. 
 Height, 15 14/16; width, 13 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 “Reynolds has with wonderful art, impressed both dignity and mental 
 power on these plain and homely features.” 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 GOLTZIUS, HENRY 
 ¥3. WILLIAM, PriIncE oF OrancE. Giulelm, D. G. Pr. Auraicae etc... . 
 H. Goltzius fecit. .. Impia vis fremat etc. Line. 
 Bartsch, No. 178. 
 First Strats, before the address of H. Hondius. IN FINE CONDITION. 
 Height, 10 8/16; width, 7 3/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 GOLTZIUS, HENRY 
 
 "4. JoHANNES ZureNus. Ao Aetat. 71. Domini 88. H. G. fecit. Cor- 
 poris effigiem expressit quam Goltzius aere, Heemskerkus docta 
 pinxit et ante manu. (etc., two lines.) 
 
 Bartsch, No. 189. 
 First Stars, before the arms at upper right. 
 Height, 5 1/16; width, 4 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 A printer and burgomaster of Harlem. 
 
 GRATELOUP, J. P. SILVESTRE DE 
 75. Napotron. Droz effinxit.—S. G. sculpsit. 
 JoHn Drypen. 1810. S. G. scul. 
 Two small, exquisitely engraved ovals, with autographed presenta- 
 tion,—“‘premiers essais de gravure d’ apres le procedé de mon oncle 
 a Monsieur Bouchet, de la part de son bon ami S. Grateloup.” 
 VERY SCARCE. 
 
 Together, 2 pieces. In old gold frame. 
 
 GREEN, GENERAL NATHANIEL 
 
 76. GENERAL GREEN. ... Mezzotint. 
 Peel pinxit Philadelphia. . . . V. Green fecit, . . . Publish’d.. . 
 April 22d 1785, . . . First Stare. Etched open letters. Hx- 
 
 CESSIVELY SCARCE. 
 Whitman, No. 128. 
 Height, 19 10/16; width, 13 14/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 HADEN, SEYMOUR 
 
 vy Wrupes A L’Eau-rortE PAR Francis SEyMouR Hapgen. NOTICE ET 
 DESCRIPTIONS PAR PHILIPPE Burty. Paris 1886. Portfolio. 
 
 The Etudes a leau-forte, published partly in 1865 and partly in 
 1866, is a portfolio containing twenty-five etchings mounted on 
 plate paper, and five head and tail pieces mounted in the text, (a 
 few of the earlier copies having a sixth small etching, Combe Bot- 
 tom,) to block out a portion of the letterpress. Although 250 copies 
 were announced for publication, only 180 were issued, as several of 
 
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 [No. %7—Continued | 
 the more delicate plates showed signs of wear before the full number 
 could be printed. The etchings were printed by Delatre, under the 
 personal supervision of the artist. This is one of the earliest copies, 
 containing the Combe Bottom, undescribed states of the Egham and 
 of the Whistler’s House, the earlier impression of the second state 
 of the Egham Lock, the first state of the Fulham, the first state of the 
 Sunset In Ireland, and the earliest issue of the very scarce ‘Thomas 
 Haden instead of the more commonly used third state. Inserted as 
 a frontispiece is a three-quarter length seated portrait of Seymour 
 Haden, etched by E. Lacrelle 1878, signed in pencil by subject and 
 
 artist. 
 CONTENTS: 
 
 KENSINGTON GARDENS. (The smaller plate.) 
 Harrington, No. 12. Second State, before second title and date were 
 erased. 
 MyTTon HALL 
 Harrington, No. 14. First State. A very attractive print. 
 EGHAM 
 Harrington, No. 15. Intermediate trial proof between (b) and the 
 third state; before the shadow on the punt to the right was reduced. 
 Undescribed and probably unique. 
 HeaHam Lock 
 Harrington, No. 16. Second State; early impression before the sky 
 was made quite white. 
 OvuT or A StupY WINDOW 
 Harrington, No. 18. First State. 
 FULHAM 
 Harrington, No. 19. First State; the earliest issue used. 
 Harty Morninc—RICH MOND 
 Harrington, No. 22. Second State. 
 KIDWELLY TOWN i 
 Harrington, No. 24. First State. 
 KIDWELLY CASTLE 
 Harrington, No. 25. Intermediate trial proof (c). 
 CoMBE BoTToM 
 Harrington, No. 32. First State; the earliest issue used. 
 THE HoLty FIELD 
 Harrington, No. 33. First State. 
 SHERE Mitt Ponp. (The large plate.) 
 Harrington, No. 38. Second State; a very beautiful print. 
 AMSTELODAMUM 
 Harrington, No. 48. First State, the upper part printed in red. 
 SUNSET IN IRELAND 
 Harrington, No. 51. Trial Proof (e); the stake at right extends only 
 half way up the bank. A very early issue of a beautiful print. 
 BATTERSEA REACH 
 Harrington, No. 52. Second State; with a cat on the quay wall. 
 WHISTLER’S House OLD CHELSEA 
 Harrington, No. 54. Undescribed intermediate state between first and 
 second; with the vertical reflections but before the line at the base 
 of the house. 
 THOMAS HADEN oF DERBY 
 Harrington, No. 58. Trial proof (a) ; the earliest issue. 
 NEWCASTLE IN EMLYN 
 Harrington, No. 62. The only published state. 
 
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 NEWCASTLE IN Emtyn. House of the Smith. 
 
 Harrington, No. 63. First State. 
 KENARTH, SouTH WALES 
 
 Harrington, No. 64. The only published state. : 
 KILGAREN CASTLE : 
 
 Harrington, No. 65. The only published state. 
 CARDIGAN BRIDGE ° 
 
 Harrington, No. 67. Second State. 
 Kew—RaAILWAy ENCROACHMENT 
 
 Harrington, No. 74. The only published state. 
 BRENTFORD FERRY 
 
 Harrington, No. 75. The only published state. 
 THe TowiIne PatH 
 
 Harrington, No. 76. Second State. 
 
 EVENING 
 Harrington, No. 77. The only published state. 
 ' SHEPPERTON ; 
 Harrington, No. 80. The only state. 
 Kew SIDE 
 
 Harrington, No. 82. The only published state. 
 SUNSET ON THE THAMES 
 
 Harrington, No. 98. First state. 
 Hanps Hrcnine, O LABoRUM 
 
 Harrington, No. 94. First state. 
 LITTLE CALAIS PIER 
 
 Harrington, No. 98. First State. 
 
 HADEN, SEYMOUR 
 8. EcHam Loox. Ktching. 
 Harrington, No. 16. First STATE. 
 Height, 5 14/16; length, 8 14/16 inches. - 
 
 HADEN, SEYMOUR 
 79. BarrersEa Reacu. Etching. 
 Harrington, No. 52. First STATE. 
 Height, 6; length, 9 inches. 
 
 HADEN, SEYMOUR 
 
 80. Kew Arr. Etching. 
 Harrington, No. 86. ue | ¥ 
 First Srate. Signed by the Artist in pencil = 
 Height, 6; width, 5 2/16 inches. ey, 
 
 the 8 
 
 HADEN, SEYMOUR a 
 81. Sunser oN THE THAMES. Etching and dry-point. 
 
 Harrington, No. 93. , ae 
 
 Szconp SraTE. Japan paper. ek 
 
 Height, 5 6/16; length, 8 8/16 inches. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 HADEN, SEYMOUR 
 82. Harky Keuiy’s Putney. Etching and dry-point. 
 Harrington, No. 117. 
 THE ONLY PUBLISHED STATE. Signed by the Artist in pencil. 
 Height, 4 6/16; length, 7 inches. | 
 
 HADEN, SEYMOUR 
 83. BREAKING Up or THE AGAMEMNON. Etching. 
 Harrington, No. 145. 
 Szconp State. Signed by the Artist,—“S. Haden 2nd State.” 
 Height, 7 10/16; length, 16 4/16 inches. 
 
 HADEN, SEYMOUR 
 84. A Backwater. Dry-point. 
 Harrington, No. 178. 
 First State. Signed by the Artist in pencil. 
 Height, 5 8/16; length, 8 inches. 
 
 HADEN, SEYMOUR 
 85. A Monk Prayine.—Sv. Francis. Dry-point. 
 Harrington, No. 19%. | 
 SEeconp State. Touched up with pencil and signed by the Artist, 
 and FROM HIS OWN COLLECTION, WITH HIS STAMP. 
 Height, 6; length, 5 6/11 inches. 
 
 HAMILTON, ALEXANDER 
 86. ALEXANDER Haminton. Major General of the Armies of the United 
 States of America. Secretary of the Treasury etc. etc. Line. 
 
 Stauffer, No. 2709. 
 
 Painted by Archd Robertson 79 Liberty St — Engraved by Wm 
 Rollinson 27 Pine St New York Septr Ist 1804. Published... . 
 by William Rollinson ... (Copyright August 28 1804.) First 
 Srate. A very fine example of an excessively scarce and espe- 
 cially desirable portrait in perfect condition. 
 
 Height, 17 10/16; width, 13 14/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 ’ HANDFORD, ALFRED S. 
 8”, Tur FIGHTING TEMERAIRE. Mezzotint. 
 London, Published April 2nd 1888 by C. E. Clifford & Co. ... 
 
 Signed in pencil,—Alfred S. Handford. Only fifty impressions 
 printed. 
 
 Height, 6; length, 9 2/16 inches. Gold frame. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 HARTLEY, ALFRED 
 88. Sueep In Moonticut. Lithograph. 
 Height, 8 11/16; length, 12 4/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 HASTINGS, WARREN 
 89. WARREN Hastines. Mezzotint. 
 Goodwin, No. 29-II. 
 
 Painted by Sir Joshua Reynolds 1777. Engraved by Thomas Wat- 
 son. Inscription erased from plate. 
 
 Height, 15 14/16; width, 13 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 HEINEMANN, E. 
 90. Lapy AND Swans. After F. S. Church 785. Woodcut. 
 Signed in pencil,—Z. Heinemann. 
 Height, 5 2/16; length, 8 1/16 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 HOLLAR, WENTZEL 
 91. Tur Harz. (Dead Game and Dog.) Line. 
 After Peter Boel—W. Hollar 1649. 
 Height, 10 3/16; width, 7 5/16 inches. Hbony frame. 
 
 SOCIETY OF ICONOPHILES, NEW YORK 
 92. Tur Socrery or Iconopuimes. Certificate engraved by EH. D. 
 
 French, with views of New Amsterdam, 1651 and New York 1900. 
 On India paper. One of eleven proof impressions, signed by the 
 Artist. 
 
 IRVING, WASHINGTON 
 93. WasHINeroN Irvine. Mezzotint. 
 Whitman, No. 275. 
 (Engraved by Charles Turner after G. Stuart Newton. Published 
 by the engraver 1824.) UNDESCRIBED PROOF BEFORE ALL LETTERS. 
 Height, 11 2/16; width, 9 2/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 The best portrait of this most popular writer. 
 
 JACQUE, CHARLES 
 94. THe Sueer Foup. LHtching. 
 A beautiful example of this fine print. 
 Height, 7; length, 10 4/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
Ke | SS eee 
 
 Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 JACQUE, CHARLES 
 
 95. Drivine Cows. Etching. 
 INDIA PROOF. 
 Height, 3 4/16; length, 6 10/16 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 JACQUE, CHARLES 
 
 96. LANDSCAPE. FARMER AND CatrLe. Etching. 
 India proof signed,—Ch. Jacque. 
 Height, 8 8/16; length, 13 10/16 inches. Framed. 
 
 JACQUE, CHARLES 
 97. Lanpscare. Cows Drinxince. Etching. 
 1878 Ch. Jacque. 
 Height, 9 6/16; width, 7 7/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 JAPANESE COLOR-PRINTS 
 98. Tayn TAIZAN. 
 By Yeisen. One of Yoshiwara beauty. 
 Height, 1514; width, 1014 inches. 
 A Girt STANDING UNDER WISTARIA FLOWER. 
 By Kunisada. 
 Height, 1514; width, 10 inches. 
 
 MorniINnG SCENE AT NIPPONBOSHI. 
 By Hiroshige. Distant views of Fuji and Chuyoda. castle in the 
 background. 
 Height, 934 ; length, 14%4 inches. 
 Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 JASINSKI, FELIX 
 99. BorricELLi’s Primavera. Etching. 
 Publie en Octobre 1892 par Jules Hautecceur. . . Paris. Signed im 
 pencil,— Jasinski. FINE PRoor, with remarque. 
 Height, 13; length, 20 8/16 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 JEFFERSON, THOMAS 
 100. Tuomas Jerrerson Esqr. President of the United States. Stipple. 
 Fielding, No. 95A. : 
 R. Peale Pinx—D. Edwin sc. Published by J. Savage 1800. 
 Height, 11 5/16; width, 9 1/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 JEROME, J. L. 
 101. A Turk Smoxine A Lone Pips. Etching. 
 Signed in ink,—J. L. Jerome. 
 Height, 4 8/16; width, 3 8/16 inches. Passepartout. 
 
 JOHNSON, SAMUEL 
 102. Samurnt JoHNSON. Mezzotint. 
 Goodwin, No. 70. 
 R. Sayer Excudit. Sir Joshua Reynolds pinxt—James Watson fecit. 
 Srconp State of four. Proof before the title. HxcESSIVELY 
 SCARCE. 
 Height, 16; width, 13 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 A highly characteristic and remarkable portrait. 
 
 JOHNSON, THOMAS 
 103. Heap or A MAn. Woodcut. 
 After Rembrandt. Signed in pencil,—T’. Johnson. 
 Height, 6 3x16; width, 5 6/16 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 JONES, JOHN PAUL 
 
 104. JoHN Pavun Jones. Commander of a squadron in the Service of The, 
 Thirteen United States of North America, 1779. Mezzotint. 
 
 J. C. Smith, No. 97. 
 Engraver unknown (but by Richard Brookshaw). VERY SCARCE. 
 Height, 13 3/16; width, 9 15/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 JUNGLING, FRED 
 105. Frepine Poutrry. Woodcut. 
 Signed in pencil,—F'red Jungling. 
 Height, 10; width, 7 8/16 inches. Framed. 
 
 JUNGLING, FRED 
 106. Tue Woop Cuorrrr. Woodcut. : 
 After Chas. H. Miller. Signed in pencil,—Fred Jungling. 
 Height, 6; length, 9 inches. Framed. 
 
 KAEMMERER, T. H. 
 10%. Lapy aT THE Harp. Htching. 
 
 After Toussaint. Published May*1st 1888 by Boussod Valadon & Co. 
 Signed in ink,—T7.. H. Kaemmerer, No 1. 
 
 Height, 8 2/16 inches; width, 4 4/16 inches. Carved gold frame. 
 
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 KEENE, CHARLES 
 108. Orp Ironstpes. A Cromwellian soldier on horseback. Pen-and-ink- 
 sketch. 
 With the artist’s stamp in monogram,—C.K. 
 Height, 8 8/16; width, 5 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 KILLEGREW, THOMAS 
 109. Tuomas Kinitecrew. Mezzotint. 
 You see my face & if you’d know my minde 
 Tis this I hate myself & all mankinde. 
 J.C. Smith, No. 66. 
 In pilgrim’s dress. Engraver unknown. SECOND StaTE. HXcEs- 
 SIVELY SCARCE. 
 Height, 12 11/16; width, 10 2/16 inches. Hbony and gold frame. 
 
 BRING, F.8. 
 110. Tue Sea-Horsz. Woodcut. 
 Signed in pencil by both artists,—/’. 8. King Sc.—F. S. Church. 
 Height, 9; length, 19 12/16 inches. Framed. 
 
 KINGSLEY, ELBRIDGE 
 111. A Srreet In Haptry. Woodcut. 
 Signed in pencil,—Llbridge Kingsley. 
 Height, 9; length, 14 4/16 inches. Framed. 
 
 KINGSLEY, ELBRIDGE 
 112. Wurre Brrcues. Woodcut. 
 Signed in pencil,—Elbridge Kungsley with pencilled remarque. 
 Height, 5; length, 7 4/16 inches. Framed. 
 
 KINGSLEY, ELBRIDGE 
 113. Fuock or SHEEP. Woodcut. 
 Signed in pencil,—Hlbridge Kingsley. 
 Height, 4 2/16; length, 8 2/16 inches. Framed. 
 
 KINGSLEY, ELBRIDGE 
 114. LanpscapE. Woodcut. 
 After D. W. Tryon. Signed in pencil by both artists. 
 Height, 5 10/16; length, 7 12/16 inches. Framed. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 KINGSLEY, ELBRIDGE 
 115. LANDSCAPE wiTH CATTLE. Woodcut. 
 Signed in pencil,—H. Kingsley. 
 Height, 3 6/16; length, 5 6/16 inches. Framed. 
 
 KINGSLEY, ELBRIDGE 
 116. OrpHEUS GREETING THE Morn. Woodcut. 
 Signed in pencil,—Corot—. Kwngsley. 
 Height, 8; width, 5 4/16 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 KINGSLEY, ELBRIDGE 
 117%. THe Otp WELL. Woodcut. 
 Copyright by C. Klackner 1886. Signed in pencil,—J. Francts 
 Murphy—Elbridge Kingsley. 
 Height, 10 2/16; length, 14 12/16 inches. White frame. 
 
 LAFAYETTE, MARQUIS DE 
 118. Marguis DE LarayEeTtEe. Bronze bust on marble and bronze base. 
 Height, 13 8/16 inches. : 
 
 LALANNE, MAXIME 
 
 119. SovuvENrIr D’'uN Port TrovuvitiE (Calvados.) M. Lalanne del. 1876— 
 sculp. 1881. Htching. 
 
 REMARQUE Proor. From the Lalanne collection, with his stamp. 
 Height, 10; length, 15 14/16 inches. Framed. 
 
 LAMB, CHARLES 
 120. Cuartes Lams. Stipple. 
 
 (R. Woodman Sct from a Drawing by Hancock (1798) in the pos- 
 session of Mr. Cottle.) PROOF BEFORE ALL LETTERS. 
 
 Height, 4 1/16; width, 3 2/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 LAMB, CHARLES 
 121. A Dissertation upon Roast Pie. Pen-and-ink drawing of Charles 
 Lamb as “The Judicious Epicure” and the Chinese boy licking his 
 fingers,—" You graceless whelp, what have you got there devour- 
 ing. 
 Signed,—C. EH. Brock 1899. In cardboard mounts. 
 Together, 2 pieces. 
 
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 LANDSCAPE 
 122. Copprr Prats Intusrration to an Highteenth Century Novelist. 
 Unidentified. Oval in rectangle. 
 
 Height, 11 12/16; length, 13 13/16 inches. Dark oak frame. 
 
 LANDSCAPE 
 123. LANDSCAPE WITH River. LHEtching. 
 Signed with monogram,—A.P. 
 Height, 4; length, 6 inches. Passepartout. 
 
 LAURENS, HENRY 
 124. Henry Laurens Esgr. President of The American Congress, 1778. 
 Mezzotint. 
 Whitman, No. 117. 
 Painted by J. S. Copley, R.A. Elect. 1782.—Engraved by V. Green 
 . . . Publish’d Octr 1st 1782, by J. Stockdale . . . First Stats, 
 scratched lettering, EXCESSIVELY SCARCE. 
 
 Height, 23 2/16; width, 16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 - LEGROS, ALPHONSE 
 
 125. Orp Brarpep Man, Looxine Upwarps. Pencil drawing. 
 Signed,—A. Legros. A very fine specimen. 
 Height, 6; width, 5 4/16 inches. Framed. 
 
 LEGROS, ALPHONSE 
 126. Lanpscare. Dry-point. 
 India proof, signed,—A. Legros. 
 Height, 6 1/16; length, 7 5/16 inches. Framed. 
 
 LEGROS, ALPHONSE 
 127. Lanpscare. Drypoint. 
 Signed in pencil,—A. Legros. 
 Height, 6 14/16; width, 6 2/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 - LETERRIER, P. 
 
 128. Tue GLEANER. Htching. 
 After Jules Breton. Published and copyright by M. Knoedler & 
 Co. 1889. Signed in pencil by both artists. 
 Height, 10; width, 7 inches. Gold frame. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 LINCOLN, ABRAHAM 
 129. ApraHAm Lincoin, half length to left, beardless type. The original 
 wood block filled in with white and black. 
 
 Signed in the block,—G. Kruell 1891 Copyrighted. 
 Height, 12 12/16; width, 9 6/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 LONGHI, JOSEPH 
 130. LA MAppALENA DEL Correceio. Line. 
 
 Proof before the Arms and all letters. Lightly etched,—“Correggto 
 pin.—Jph Longht sc.’ VERY SCARCE AND IN FINE CONDITION. 
 
 Height, 11 8/16; length, 15 4/16 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 LOUDOUN, JOHN, EARL OF 
 
 131. Tur Rr Honsie THE Hart or Lovupoun, Captn General, & Governour 
 in Chief, of his Majesty’s Forces, in North America; and One of 
 the Sixteen Peers of Scotland. . . . Mezzotint. 
 
 J. C. Smith, No. 28. 
 Ramsey Pinxt—Spooner Fecit. VERY SCARCE. 
 Height, 12 12/16; width, 9 14/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 MADISON, JAMES 
 132. JAMES Mapison. 
 Fielding, No. 126. . 
 D. Edwin Fecit. Frrst 1ssuz; but lacks second line of title. 
 Height, 19 10/16; width, 13 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 MARGELIDON, L. 
 133. THe SiaN Partnter. Etching. 
 After Meissonier. Signed in pencil,—L. Margelidon. 
 Height, 5 4/16; width, 4 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 MEISSONIER, ERNEST 
 134. THE Smoxer. Etching 
 E. Meissonier 1848. INDIA PROOF. 
 Height, 3 8/16; width, 2 8/16 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 MEISSONIER, ERNEST 
 135. Tue SrupEntT. Etching. 
 Signed,—Spinellt. 
 Height, 5 10/16; width, 3 10/16 inches. Gold frame. 
 
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 Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 MERYON, CHARLES 
 136. La Pompr Notre-Dame. Etching. 
 Delteil, No. 31. 
 C. Meryon ft Imp R. Ne St Etienne-du-Mont 26—1852. Sixth 
 STATE of nine. Fine and VERY SCARCE. 
 Height, 6 9/16; length, 9 12/16 inches. 
 
 MIELATZ, C. F. W. 
 137. Crry Street In Rain. Etching. 
 Copyright Mielatz. Signed in ink,—Copyright C. F. W. Mielatz 89, 
 and in pencil,—Chas. F. W. Mielatz. 
 Height, 10; length, 14 inches. Framed. 
 
 MILLET, JEAN FRANCOIS 
 138. Tux Woman Frepinc Her Cup. J. F. Millet 1861. Etching. 
 Height, 6; width, 5 3/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 MILTON, JOHN 
 139. JoANNES Minron. Aetat: 62. A. D. 1670. Line. 
 Grolier, No. 118. 
 Geo. Vertue Sculp: 1725. Portrait in oval, in rectangular stone- 
 work frame. Dryden’s lines on tablet below. 
 Height, 14; width, 8 14/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 From Vertue’s Series of English Poets. 
 
 MILTON, JOHN 
 140. Joun Mitton. Stipple. 
 Grolier, No. 208. 
 Engraved and published Janry 4, 1786, by Caroline Watson after 
 the Cooper miniature. Portrait in oval, draped curtain, on pyra- 
 mid, with the Temptation and the Expulsion. 
 
 Height, 7 2/16; width, 5 15/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 MINOR, ROBERT C. 
 141. Lanpscarr. Etching. : 
 — Copyright 1888 by H. Wunderlich & Co. Signed in pencil,— Robert 
 C. Minor, with remarque. 
 Height, 9; length, 13 5/16 inches. Framed. 
 
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 MOIRA, FRANCIS, EARL OF 
 142. Right Honsie THe Eart or Morra Commander in Chief of his 
 
 Majesty’s forces (etc.). Mezzotint. 
 
 J. C. Smith, No. 54. 
 
 Painted by Jno. Hoppner R.A. . . . Engraved by Jno. Young . 
 London, July 15, 1805, Published by “the Engraver. . . ~ First 
 STATE ; ‘etched letters. Vary SCARCE. 
 
 Height, 24 4/16; width, 16 2/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 Lord Rawdon of the American Reyolution, later Marquis of Hastings. 
 
 MONA LISA—“LA JOCONDE” 
 143. Mona Lisa, CatLtep “LA JoconpsE.” Line. 
 Pinto. Da L. Da Vinci,—Parigi 1857.—Disegnato E Inciso Da L. 
 Calametta. Signed in pencil,—ZL. Calametta. India paper. 
 Height, 15; width, 11 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 MONCKTON, HON. ROBERT 
 144. Tur Honsie Rosert Moncton, ; Governor of 
 
 Anapolis, Lieut Govr of Nova Scotia; and Colonel of His ea Sy 
 17th Regt of Foot. Mezzotint. ? 
 Goodwin, No. 189. 
 
 T. Hudson Pinxt—Js Me Ardell fecit—Price 5s. Tuirp STATE, 
 but before correction to Monckton. Three-quarter length to right, 
 left hand on sword hilt, three cannon to right. Very scarce. 
 
 Height, 13 14/16; width, 11 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 MONKS, J. A. BS. 
 145. Crossing THE Pasture. Htching. 
 
 Signed in pencil,—J. A. S. Monks. Copyright by G. Klackner... 
 Noo. 
 
 Height, 8 4/16; length, 11 4/16 inches. Framed. 
 
 MORE, SIR THOMAS 
 146. Vera Erricizs THom@ Mort Quondam Totius Anghe cancellarii Dig- 
 nissimi, Ete. laine. 
 (By R. Elstracke.) 
 Height, 6; width, 4 6/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 NIELLO 
 147. Nrgetto. Note on back: Piece d’ Orfevrerie— Nielle. 
 W. L. Schreiber, No. 2608. 
 VERY SCARCE. Ebony frame. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 NIELLO 
 148. NIELLO. Sancta dorothea. Note on back: Sainte Dorothee Gravure 
 dite “au Criblé.” Sur Métal Ecole Allemande XV Siecle. 
 
 Very scarce. Old gold frame. 
 
 PARRISH, STEPHEN 
 149. ON THE ScHROON, Droucutr. Htching. 
 S. Parrish. Signed in pencil,—Stephen Parrish. 
 Height, 4; length, 7 4/16 inches. White and gold frame. 
 
 PARRISH, STEPHEN 
 150. Portsmoutu, N. H. Etching. 
 | S. Parrish. Signed in pencil,—Stephen Parrish. 
 : Height, 8; length, 14 inches. Oak and metal frame. 
 
 PARRISH, STEPHEN 
 151. Op Acapran Inw Yarv. Etching. 
 Stephen Parrish. Signed in pencil,—Stephen Parrish. 
 Height, 9; length, 13 inches. Oak frame. 
 
 PARRISH, STEPHEN 
 152. Guroucrester Harzor. Etching. 
 S. Parrish. Ag. ft. Signed in pencil,—Stephen Parrish, with re- 
 marque. 
 Height, 13; length, 20 inches. Framed. 
 
 PARRISH, STEPHEN 
 153. Market Puace. Yverot, NorMaAnpiz. Etching. 
 Stephen Parrish. Signed in pencil,—Stephen Parrish. 
 Height, 5; length, 8 inches. Framed. 
 
 PARRISH, STEPHEN 
 154. WHarr at GLoucester. Etching. 
 Stephen Parrish. Signed in pencil,—Stephen Parrish. 
 Height, 18; width, 12 inches. White frame. 
 
 PARRISH, STEPHEN 
 155. Winter Lanpscare. Etching. 
 S. Parrish—119. Signed in pencil,—Stephen Parrish. 
 Height, 2 8/16; length, 4 inches. Gold frame. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 PARRISH, STEPHEN 
 156. EvENING IN Brirrany. Etching. . ) i 
 Signed in pencil,—Stephen Parrish. With remarque. __ 
 Height, 13 8/16; length, 22 inches. - Framed. (s 
 
 PENCZ, GEORGE 
 157. Diana aT THE BATH SURPRISED BY ACTEON. Line. 
 Bartsch, No. 91. 
 Signed in the plate-—G. P. 
 Height, 3; width, 2 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 158. Park Row. Posr Orricr ann Sr. Pavn’s. Etching. 
 . Signed by the Artist. erik 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 159. Tuz “L” anp Trinity Burtpine. Etching. 
 Signed by the Artist. 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH re, 
 160. Four Story Housz. Barrery Pace. Btching. 
 Signed by the Artist. First Stare. 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH | oe 
 161. ONE Hunprep Broapway. Go~pEN Cornice. Btching. : 
 Signed by the Artist. SECOND Sars. | 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 
 162. Unton SquarE—Bank or Merroporis. Etching. 
 Signed by the Artist. | 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH ; 
 163. Times BtrLpING AND 42ND STREET. Etching. | 
 Signed’ by the Artist. | 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH a 
 164. Forty-seconp Street. Etching. Beek 
 Signed by the Artist. ee Pee 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH ¢ 
 165. Lower Broapway. Etching. es 
 Signed by the Artist. 7 
 
. i. 
 
 Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 166. Trintry CHURCH FROM THE River. Etching. 
 Signed by the Artist. 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 16%. THe Canyon. Nassau St. Etching. 
 Signed by the Artist. First STATE. 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 168. Broap Street. Stock Excuance. Etching. 
 Signed by the Artist. 
 
 ; - PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 169. TRIBUNE AND THE Sun. Etching. 
 Signed by the Artist. First STATE 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 170. WuitE Tower. LHtching. 
 Signed by the Artist. First STATE 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 171. Tue Surine. Pine Street Looking West. Etching. 
 Signed by the Artist. First STATE 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 172. St. Paut Burtpine. Etching. 
 Srconp Strats. Signed by the Artist,—“Model for the printer ii Le 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 173. Tur THousanp Winpows. Etching. 
 Signed by the Artist. Frrst STATE. 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 174. Union Square. Rainy Day. Etching. 
 Signed by the Artist,—“Third state plate wiped.” 
 Signed by the Artist. Frrst State. 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 175. Tue “Fiat Iron” Burupine. Etching. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 176. Otp anp New New York. Corner of Wall St. and Broadway. Etching. 
 Signed by the Artist. 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 177. Watt Streer. Looking West. LHtching. 
 Signed by the Artist. First Proor. 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 178. Timns Burtpinc. From the North. Etching. 
 Signed by the Artist. First Proor. 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 179. Times Burypine. From Broadway Looking North. KHtching. 
 Signed by the Artist. 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 180. St. THomas’ CHurcH. St. Regis and Gotham Hotels. Etching. 
 SECOND State. Signed by the Artist,—“Model for printer J. P.” 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 181. Firrn AvenvE. Looking South from the Plaza. Etching. 
 Signed by the Artist. SECOND STATE. 
 
 PENNELL, JOSEPH 
 182. VILLIERS STREET. Etching. 
 Signed by the Artist,—“First proof.” 
 
 PERCY, HUGH, EARL 
 183. Hue Hart Percy. ... Major General of his Majesty’s Forces. . . 
 Lieut General now serving in America, 1777. ... Mezzotint. 
 Whitman, No. 64. 
 
 Engraved (and published Janr 1st 1777) by V. Green stc. SECOND 
 STATE. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 Height, 17 8/16; width, 14 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 PLANTIN, CHRISTOPHER 
 
 184. PLantrn—Morervus Muszum. A collection of old engraved portraits, 
 views, emblems, title-pages, etc., for extra-illustration, including 
 Froben, Paulus Manutius (Aldus), Dodoens, Francois II, Henry 
 Goltzius, Justus Lipsius by Theo. Galle, Plantin, Moretus, Gutten- 
 berg, Rapheling, etc. About 50 pieces. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 PLATT, CHARLES A. 
 185. Marxer Sup St. Joun, N. B. at Epp Tipe. C. A. Platt 1881. 
 Etching. 
 Signed in pencil,—Charles A. Platt. 
 Height, 15 8/16; width, 18 8/16 inches. Framed. 
 
 PLATT, CHARLES A. 
 186. Honrieur. Etching. 
 C. A. Platt. 1887. Signed in pencil,—C. A. Platt. 
 Height, 5 12/16; length, 8 inches. Framed. 
 
 PLATT, CHARLES A. 
 187. Harsor of Nartes. Etching. 
 Signed in pencil,—C. A. Platt. 
 Height, 5; length, 7 14/16 inches. Framed. 
 
 PLATT, CHARLES A. : 
 188. A Misty Mornine. C. A. Platt 1888. Etching. 
 Signed in pencil,—C. A. Platt. 
 Height, 11; length, 16 10/16 inches. Framed. 
 
 PLATT, CHARLES A. 
 189. New York Harsor, Starve or Liperry, erc. Etching. 
 C. A. Platt. 1889. Signed in pencil,—C. A. Platt. 
 Height, 6 8/16; length, 10 12/16 inches. White frame. 
 
 PLATT, CHARLES A. 
 190. Two Stoops (East River). Etching. 
 Copyright 1889 by H. Wunderlich & Co. Signed in pencil,—O. A. 
 Platt. 
 Height, 11 8/16; length, 18 6/16 inches. Framed. 
 
 POPE, ALEXANDER 
 191. ArexaNpDER Pope, Poeta See ... Hane Imaginem ex ipso Arche- 
 typo a Vanlo picto 1742. . . iy ohannes Faber . . . Sold by J. 
 Faber. . . Mezzotint. 
 oC. smith, No. 204. 
 Seconp Stare. (Faber, Jun.) 
 Height, 12 2/16; width, 10 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 POPE, ALEXANDER 
 192. Mr. ALEXANDER Porr. Mezzotint. 
 J.C. Smith, No. 125. 
 
 M. Dahll Pinx. 1727.—J. Simon fec. 1728 Sold by H. Overton at 
 ye White Horse without Newgate—Sold by J. Simon in New 
 Street near Covent Garden. UNDESCRIBED STATE between first 
 and second. EXCESSIVELY SCARCE. 
 
 Height, 12 14/16; width, 9 12/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 . PRINTERS DEVILS BOOK PLATE 
 193. Ex Lisris TyporHetar Diasoto. Drawing. 
 
 The original drawing with presentation inscription,—“Yo Mr EH. B. 
 Holden from F. 8. King Del 1895.,” and impressions of the first 
 and fifth states of the copperplate with similar pencilled inscrip- 
 tions. 
 
 Together, 3 pieces. — 
 
 PRIOR, MATTHEW 
 194. Mr. MarHew Prior. “Mezzotint. 
 J. C. Smith, No. 127. 
 J. Richardson pinx 1718.—J. Simon fecit et excudit. First Stats. 
 VERY SCARCE. 
 
 Height, 12 2/16; width, 10 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 QUARLES, FRANCIS 
 195. Erriaies Franotsci Quartes. Ailtatis Sue 52. W. M. (William Mar- 
 3 shall) sculp. Latin and English verses. 
 Height, 3 14/16; width, 3 1/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 From “Solomon’s Recantation.” London, 1645. 
 
 RAIMONDI, MARC ANTONIO 
 
 196. Mounr Parnassus; Apollo and the Muses. Raphael Pinxit In Vati- 
 cano M. A. F. 
 
 Bartsch, No. 247. 
 One of the most beautiful and celebrated works of this artist. 
 Height, 14 2/16; length, 18 10/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 RAMSAY, ALLAN 
 197%. AtLAN RamsEy Poet. Coarse etching. 
 Bust to left, eyes to right, cap. VERY SCAROE. 
 ‘Height, 16 2/16; width, 13 4/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 RECAMIER, MME. 
 198. Mur. Recamier. Miniature on ivory signed J. T. From the Kd. 
 Frossard Collection. Passepartout. 
 
 MME DE MaINnTENON, after Petitot. 
 Oval gold frame. 
 Together, 2 pieces. 
 
 REMBRANDT VAN RIJN 
 199. Tur THree Trees. LHtching. 
 Capt W. Baillie Fecit 1758. On satin. 
 Height, 8 4/16; length, 11 2/16 inches. Framed. 
 
 RENOUARD, PAUL 
 200. A GREENWICH PENSIONER. Drawing. 
 Original drawing by Paul Renouard published in the London 
 Graphic. 
 Height, 10 4/16; width, 5 8/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 REVERE, PAUL 
 201. Tue Town or Boston In New England And British Ships Of War 
 Landing Their Troops. Line. 
 Stauffer, No. 2676. 
 A modern restrike of the original copper. 
 Height, 8; length, 12 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 RICHARDSON, SAMUEL 
 202. SamureL RicHarpson. Mezzotint. 
 J. C. Smith, No. 153. , 
 Jos: Highmore Pinxt—Jas McArdell Fecit 1752. 
 Height, 12 8/16; width, 9 12/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 ROSSETTI, DANTE GABRIEL 
 203. DANTE GABRIEL Rosserri. Ktching. 
 CG. W. Sherborn 1890. Eigned in pencil,—C. W. Sherborn. 
 Height, 4 11/16; width, 3 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 ROUSSEAU, JEAN JACQUES 
 204. Juan Jacques Rosseau. Mezzotint. 
 ooc. smith, No. 67. ; 
 A Ramsay Londini pinxt 1766——C. Corbutt fecit. First STATE. 
 (Purcell). 
 Height, 12 4/16; width, 9 14/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 ROWE, NICHOLAS 
 205. NicHotas Rowe Esqr P. L. Mezzotint. 
 J. C. Smith, No. 61. 
 Undescribed State (al). (Faber, Sen.) Proof before the words: 
 J. Faber fecit & Hxcudit Ao 1715. VERY SCARCE. 
 Height, 12 6/16; width, 9 10/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 RUBENS, PETER PAUL 
 206. Saint CATHERINE. Htching. 
 P. Paul Rubens fecit. Original etching by Rubens. 
 Height, 11 8/16; width, 7 12/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 From the St. John Dent Collection. 
 
 SCHMIDT, GEORGE FREDERICK 
 207. G. F. Scumiprt, fec. aqua forti, 1772.—G. Flinck pinx 1642. Proof 
 etching. 
 Old man in flat cap and cloak. 
 Height, 6 3/16; width, 5 1/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 SCHONGAUER, MARTIN 
 208. Curist Berore Pruatr. Etching. 
 Bartsch, No. 14. 
 Signed in the plate——M. 8. One of the set of The Passion. 
 Height, 6 7/16; width, 4 8/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 SCHONGAUER, MARTIN 
 209. Curist Taken. Etching. 
 Bartsch, No. 10. 
 _ Reversed copy of Schongauer. Circle; 4 inches. Ebony frame. 
 THE Hoty Faminy. Etching. 
 Unsigned. Oval; height, 2 11/16; width, 2 2/16 inches. Ebony 
 and gold frame. 
 Together, 2 pieces. 
 
 SCOTT, SIR WALTER 
 210. Str WattEeR Scorr Bart. Mezzotint. 
 Painted by C. R. Leslie, R. A— ... Septr 1833.— Engraved by 
 G. H. Phillips. 
 Height, 12 14/16; width, 10 2/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
Sale Twesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 SHADWELL, THOMAS 
 211. Tuomas SHADWELL. Mezzotint. 
 oa, omith,. No, 36. 
 
 I Kersaboom pinx: W. Faithorne fec. Cum Privilego Regis Sold by 
 E. Cooper at ye 3 pidgeons ni Bedford street. Frrsr Stare of 
 three. Before titles. WERY SCARCE. 
 
 Height, 12 2/16; width, 9 12/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM 
 912. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE. Mezzotint. 
 
 After the Chandos portrait. Bust, to left, oval in rectangle. Proor 
 BEFORE ALL LETTERS, on India paper. 
 
 Height, 10; width, 8 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 SHERIDAN, RICHARD BRINSLEY 
 913. RicHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN Esq. Line. 
 
 Painted by Sir Joshua Reynolds.—London ... April 30th 1791... 
 Engraved by Jno Hall... 
 
 Height, 18; width, 14 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 SLOCOMBEH, C. P. 
 214. NorrH Wares. A VaALitEy Farm. Etching. 
 C. P. Slocombe, 1876. | 
 Height, 11 10/16; length, 20 14/16 inches. Framed. 
 
 SOULANGE-TEISSIER, LOUIS EMMANUEL 
 215. A Yoke or OxEN. Lithograph. 
 Signed in pencil,—fosa Bonheur Pinxit—Soulange-T eissier. 
 Height, 13; length, 17 inches. Dark oak frame. 
 
 STEELE, RICHARD 
 216. Mr. Ricwarp STEELE. Mezzotint. 
 J. C. Smith, No. 244. 
 
 I. Richardson pinx. 1712.—I. Smith fec—Sold by I. Smith at 
 Lyon & Crown in Russell Street Covent Garden. SEconp STATE. 
 
 Height, 11 6/16; width, 9 14/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 STERNE, LAURENCE 
 217. Laurence Srerng, A. M. Prebendary of York, Vicar of Sutton on 
 the Forest and of Stillington near York. . . . Mezzotint. 
 J. C. Smith, No. 56. 
 
 [Continued 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 [ No. 21%7—Continued | 
 J. Reynolds Pinxt—E. Fisher fecit. First Stare or Four. VERY 
 SCARCE. 
 Height, 13 6/16; width, 11 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 A fine example of one of the best of Sir Joshua’s portraits. 
 
 STOTHARD, THOMAS 
 218. PILGRIMAGE TO CANTERBURY. Line. 
 
 Painted by Thomas Stothard Esqr R. A. — Etched by Lewis Schia- 
 vonetti, V. A. and Finished by James Heath . . . (Five line 
 dedication and thirty references) “Proof” London, Published Octr 
 1, 1817 by W. H. Worthington, 15, Compton Street . . . Brit- 
 LIANT IMPRESSION, on India paper. 
 
 Height, 10 8/16; length, 37 inches. Dark oak frame. 
 
 STOTHARD, THOMAS 
 219. PROCESSION OF THE FLITcH oF Bacon. Line. 
 
 Engraved by I. H. Watt from a design by T. Stothard Esqr R. A. 
 April 182. ENnGraver’s Proor, with artist’s line and date lightly 
 etched, uncleaned plate. 
 
 Height, 12 4/16; length, 30 8/16 inches. Rosewood frame. 
 
 SWIFT, JONATHAN 
 220. THE Revp Doctor Swirt, Dean of Saint Patricks. C. Jarvis Prin- 
 cipal Painter to his Matie Pinxit—P. Fourdrinier Seulp. Line. 
 Height, 12; width, 10 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 TENNYSON, ALFRED 
 221. AurreD TENNYSON. Painted by G. F. Watts. Engd by J. Stephenson. 
 Line. 
 
 INDIA PROOF BEFORE LETTERS except etched artists’ and publishers’ 
 lines. 
 
 Height, 8 10/16; width, 6 10/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 TISSOT, JACQUES JOSEPH 
 222. HistorIRE ENNuyxEusE. Etching, 1878. 
 
 Signed in pencil_—J. Tissot au Dr Hart : en bon Souvenir. Janv. 
 1892, and with his red stamp. 
 
 Height, 12 6/16; width, 8 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 VAN DER WERFF 
 223. VAN Der Werrr. Miniature of a young woman of the early part 
 of the 17th Century, Signed Van der Werff. BrAuTIFUL PAINTED, 
 but with slight cracks. 
 Height, 4 4/16; width, 3 4/16 inches. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 VERNET, CARLE 
 224. Pucassus. Lithograph. 
 Carle Vernet Rome. Lith. de Delpech. 
 Height, 10 2/16; length, 12 2/16 inches. 
 
 WALPOLE, HORACE 
 
 295. Horack WaLvote Youngest Son of Sr Robt Walpole Earl of Orford. 
 Mezzotint. } 
 
 Goodwin, No. 63. 
 
 J. Reynolds Pinxt—Js Mc Ardell fecit 1757. Seconp State of 
 three. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 Height, 12 4/16; width, 9 14/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 WALTON, ISAAC 
 226. IzAAK Warton. Etching. 
 By Louis Rhead. Signed proof. 
 Height, 12 12/16; width, 9 6/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 WASHINGTON, GEORGE 
 29% Grorck WASHINGTON. Full bust, profile to left. Original pastel by 
 James Sharples, about 1796. 
 
 From the Menzies collection with letter of authentication from his 
 son pasted on back of frame: “The picture delivered to you, known 
 as the Sharples Washington, was owned by my father W. Menzies, 
 for many years, and he always referred to it as a picture of great 
 value. (Signed) W. Menzies Jr.” 
 
 In perfect condition. Oval mat. 
 Height, 8 8/16; width, 6 10/16 inches. In gold frame. 
 
 WASHINGTON, GEORGE 
 
 228 Grorae WASHINGTON. Charles Willson Peale type, tree at left of 
 head, encampment in right background, bust to left, in uniform. 
 Oil-painting. 
 
 Height, 7 8/16; width, 6 inches. Oval, old gold frame, cradled. 
 
 WASHINGTON, GEORGE 
 
 929. GrorcE WasHINcton. Bust to right, pastel, signed: Gee. 17193, 
 Oval. 
 
 Height, 11; width, 9 inches. Antique gold frame. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 WASHINGTON, GEORGE 
 230. Gen! Gro® WasHINGTON. 1st in War, Ist in Peace, Ist in De- 
 
 fence of his Country. Engraved for the Grolier Club, from an 
 original painting of the time, by 8. Arlent Edwards 1900. Mezzo- 
 tint. 
 
 Signed by the artist,—“Printed in colors in one printing without re- 
 touching by S. Arlent Edwards.” 
 
 Rectangle, Height, 7 12/16; width, 5 8/16 inches. 
 
 Engraved in mezzotint from an Boas portrait in oil, 10 x 8 inches 
 by an unknown painter, about 1798, as a frontispiece for Hart’s Engraved 
 Portraits of Washington, 1894. Three copies of the book had impressions 
 of the mezzotint in colors; two were sold at the Annual Meeting and the 
 third is in the Club Library. Two additional impressions of the separate 
 print, of which this is one, were printed for presentation. Mr. Holden 
 at that time owned the original painting and it was sold in Part II of 
 his Collection, 1910. This is its first auction appearance as a Washington 
 engraved portrait or an Edwards color print. 
 
 WASHINGTON, GEORGE 
 231. (GEORGE WASHINGTON President of the United States of America, 
 From the Original Portrait painted at the request of the Cor- 
 poration of the University of Cambridge in Massachusetts.) 
 Mezzotint. 
 
 Hart, No. 229 B. 
 
 BEFORE ALL LETTERS, and before the inscription on the map. Bril- 
 hant impression, full margins. No impression has been publicly 
 sold since the Menzies sale 1875, which may be this one. One 
 other known. 
 
 Height, 18 1/16; width, 13 15/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 WASHINGTON, GHORGE 
 232. Patrirm PatrEer. Drawn on stone by Rembrandt Peale,—Copyright 
 secured 1827.—Pendleton’s Lithography, Boston. Washington. 
 From the Original Portrait Painted by Rembrandt Peale. 
 Lithograph. 
 Baker, No. 379. 
 Height, 19 6/16; width, 15 6/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 WASHINGTON, GEORGE 
 233. WasHineton. New York. Published By Horace Thayer & Co 50 Ann 
 Street 1853. Drawn & Engraved by J M. Atwood N. Y. On 
 Phelps’ National Map, with similar portraits of the Presidents to 
 Fillmore, Roger Williams, Franklin and Lafayette. 
 
 Hart, No. 555. Fifth issue. 
 
 WASHINGTON ON THE Fietp. Daguerreotype from a painting. 
 Height, 6; width, 5 inches. 
 Together, 2 pieces. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 WASHINGTON, GEORGE 
 934. “GENERAL WASHINGTON one of the last Portraits from life” (Written 
 on the back). Water-color. 
 
 Bust, to left. From the Ed. Frossard Collection. 
 Height, 5 8/16; width, 3 4/16 inches. Antique frame. 
 
 | WASHINGTON, GEORGE . 
 ‘ 235. GuorcE WaAsHINGTON. Bust, to right, Stuart type. Wash-drawing. 
 Height, 6; width, 4 inches. Mahogany frame. 
 From the Ed. Frossard Collection. 
 
 WASHINGTON, GEORGE 
 936. GEORGE WASHINGTON. Bronze bust, in uniform, on marble and bronze 
 base. 
 
 Height, 11 inches. 
 
 WATER COLOR 
 93% Wan. Beautiful miniature landscape painting signed, G. S. 1801. 
 In gold mat, ebony frame. 
 
 WHISTLER, JAMES McNEILL 
 238. James McoNuin Wursrier. Nocrurnes — Marines — CHEVALET 
 PIECES. 
 A series of twenty-four mounted photographs, each one carefully 
 selected by the Artist and signed by him and with the butterfly 
 
 emblem in pencil. 
 
 CONTENTS: 
 Nocturne—-Black And Gold—The Fly Wheel. 
 Nocturne—Blue And Gold—St. Mark’s, Venice. 
 Symphony In White. No. II. 
 Nocturne—Black And Gold—The Falling Rocket. 
 Harmony In Gray And Green—Miss Alexander. 
 Symphony In Grey And Green—The Ocean. 
 Harmony In Flesh Colour And Green—The Balcony. 
 Arrangement In Black And Brown—Miss Rosa Corder. 
 Symphony In White No. II.—The Little White Girl. 
 Harmony In Green And Rose—The Music Room. 
 Arrangement In Black And Brown—The Fur Jacket. 
 Crepuscule In Flesh Colour And Green—Valparaiso. 
 Caprice In Purple And Gold—The Gold Screen. 
 Blue And Silver—Blue Wave—Biarritz. 
 Nocturne—Blue And Silver—Battersea Reach. 
 Nocturne—Grey And Gold—Chelsea—Snow. 
 Nocturne—Blue And Gold—Valparaiso. 
 Chelsea In Ice. 
 Arrangement In Black—La Dame Au Brodeqain Jaune. 
 Arrangement In Grey And Black—The Painter’s Mother. 
 Nocturne—Blue And Silver—Chelsea. 
 Harmony In Pink And Grey—Lady Meux. 
 
 [Continued 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 [ No. 238—Continued | 
 The Lange Leizen—Of The Six Marks—Purple And Rose. 
 Arrangement In Grey And Black.—Thomas Carlyle. 
 
 In the printed index Mr. Whistler has added a quotation from the 
 speech of the Attorney-General of England, 1878. “I do not know when 
 so much amusement has been afforded to the British public as by Mr. 
 Whistler’s pictures.” 
 
 In the original Portfolio. As a Lot. 
 
 “No one before has seen the exquisite beauty and poetry of a scene 
 from which all garish definition has faded away, leaving nothing but the 
 mystery of twilight or the blackness of night, relieved perhaps by spots 
 of golden light.”—-Way & Dennis. 
 
 WHISTLER, JAMES McNEILL 
 239. LA PRINCESSE DU PAYS DE LA PORCELAINE, THE MASTER SMITH OF 
 Lyme Reats, and three Nocturne sea-pieces. Photographs. — 
 
 Together, five pieces. 
 
 WHISTLER, JAMES MoNEILL 
 240. LirTLeE VENICE. 
 The original copper; cancelled. 
 
 WIERIX, ANTON 
 
 241. Puitippus D. G. Princeps Orangie, Comes A Nassau ete. Anton, 
 Wierx fecit et excud. Line. 
 
 Before the address of P. de la Houve. 
 Height, 2 8/16; width, 2 4/16 inches. Old gold frame. 
 
 WIERIX, JOHN 
 
 242. Hetionora. Borponta, Princeps Auraice. ete. Johan Wiricx. F. 
 Line. First STATE. 
 
 Height, 7; width, 5 4/16 inches. Ebony frame. 
 
 ™~ 
 
 WILLE, JOHN GEORGE 
 
 243. La BonnNE FEMME DE NORMANDIBE, 1770, and SozuR DE LA BONNE 
 FEMME DE NoRMANDIE, 1773. Liane. 
 
 After P. A. Wille (fils). Fine proors before all inscriptions and 
 border lines, one with remarque. 
 
 Heights, 6 14/16; widths, 6 inches. 
 Together, 2 pieces, both in one ebony frame. 
 
 WOFFINGTON, MARGARET 
 244, PHepe. P. Van Bleeck Pinxt 1747.—P. V. B. 1747. Mezzotint. 
 a ..C. Smith, 0s 
 First State. An attractive and excessively scarce print. 
 Height, 11 14/16; width, 9 14/16 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 WYCHERLEY, WILLIAM 
 
 245. W. WycuertEy. Actatis Sue 28. Quantum mutatus ab illo. Virg. 
 P. Lely Eques pinx.—J. Smith fec. 1703. Mezzotint. 
 
 J.C. Smith, No. 284. 
 
 Srconp Stars. Height, 9; width, 7 10/16 inches. Ebony and gold 
 frame. 
 Prefixed to his poéms, 1704. 
 
 WYLLIE, WILLIAM LIONEL 
 246. BawLEy Boats. Etching. 
 Signed in pencil,—W. L. Wyllie and with the initials of the printer 
 Frederick Goulding. 
 Height, 6; length, 8 inches. Gold frame. 
 
 WYLLIE, WILLIAM LIONEL 
 247. Tue Hicuway or Nations. Etching. 
 Signed in pencil—W. L. Wyllie. 
 Height, 11; length, 17 10/16 inches. White frame. 
 
 ZILCKEN, PHILIP. 
 248. LanpscapPE. LHtching. 
 Signed in pencil,—No. 184. Ph. Zilcken—T rial proof—P. Z. 
 Height, 8 8/16; length, 17 inches. Ebony and gold frame. 
 
 MEDALS 
 
 249. Scharff’s uniface medallions, two beautiful girls face right and left, 
 41% and 5 inches diameter; also oblong square plaque, irl 
 beside Cupid’s statue; 3 x 614 inches; the trio suitable for fram- 
 ing; additional smaller plaque winged girl with roses, 174 x 
 inches; all fine; bronze. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 250. Scharff’s Musician series; Wagner, large uniface; also Wiener’s and 
 Mayer's Wagner, latter silver, Von Bulow, Brahms, Mozart, Gold- - 
 mark, Beethoven ; also one by Mayer with small medals of Haendel, 
 Haydn, Liszt, Sachs; with Coudray’s Genie of Music; sizes 1 to 4 
 inches; bronze. ALL FINE. Together, 13 pieces. 
 
 251. Queen Louise of Prussia by Mayer; French Marriage medal, 2 Francs, 
 1900; Ancient Corinthian Didrachm 350 B.C.; all silver and 
 very fine; medals 214 and 2 inches respectively. Together, 
 4 pieces. 
 
Sale Tuesday Evening, April 27th 
 
 2 pieces. 
 253. Gilbert Stuart, John ‘Trumbull, John Pintard, Samed 
 
 stlver; others copper and white metal ; good lot ; 3- pier Fe 
 oether, 10 pieces. | 
 
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 AUCTIONEER. 
 
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