i tipsy tio: 278 An rat Shaw ht SOU at pada Seer eee Ite) fran wo, a) heres “lp 24) A Sly uae ea) i hoes tyne lets ras atohe peg cua PPR TaN ere! ane te pt 1h De a ea Ped ee Same at Urea aS Ww te ADs =$ poe i yey r Wey urty te HG peti ep a eee Ren et RET "eh in ob Orr aa) Wp sul Sav) rare MEY tt TY Msp eh Ble Ot " Hed hy ve Faia « OMA tia es ae Albena Oty kis owes arab HC A 3) the rigeat inh Eh Wi if Valuable Paintings from the collect ions of Gnesi ad Be Lawson: STEER ne ween nee! Latham A.Fish , and others, Mieeit an Art Galleries, ‘Apr.2.3, 1924, Buyer Mr. Herbert J.J.Walsh A.C.Bower C.F.A.Miller D.W.Pattersgon R.G.Whitmore C.F.A.Miller Arlington Galls. Robert Hyman E.Born W B.C .Rogg Wm.Alsberg John Levy Galls. Holmes Foster E.Born R.Gilchrist Hy. Phillips Mr.Grammercy Wm.Alsberg C.F. A.Miller R.Glendenning Al. .Wallenstein Wm. Al sberg E.Born Mr.Cato " H, Phillips R.Gilchrist N.Y.Art Exchange R.Gilchrist Mr.Calo John Levy Galls. P, Thompson R.Glendenning Hy. Phillips Fred H.Gross Albert Dozen M.Johnson Hy. Phillips G .Shamberg H .Wiakenhauser Wm .Alsberg W.F.Laporte C.F.A.Miller Mr.Calo E.R. Jay A.J.Sequiera C.F.A.Miller Geo.H.Ainslie Wm.Greene John Levy Galls. Hy. Phillips LeRoy Ireland G.Finger Mr.Calo No. 74. OUT 100. 101, 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. von: 108. 109, 110. 11D. 112. 113. OUT 114. 115. 116. TUT (= 118, Ua. 1Zs 20. Price $ 55. 200. 500. 170. 310. 250. 140. Buyer F.Schmittzer E.H.Miller Hy. Phillips E.H.Miller Babcock Galls, J.Levy Galls. R.Glendenning Geo.P. Tweed Mr.Calo Seaman, agt. Geo. P. Tweed Mr.Calo Chas.J.Welsh J.W.Haven Seaman, agt. Le Roy Ireland Miss M.Green Holmes Foster C.W.Kraushaar B.Edwards Mrs .Wm.Oberwalder Seaman, agt. vee A.C .Bower q Leo Elwyn & Co. i B.Edwards. W C.T.A.Miller wr J.Levy Gels. Fred. H.Gross Hy. Phillips H.Aron T.E.Finger J.Levy Galls. ex P. Tweed J.Levy Galls. G.P. Tweed n J.Levy Galls,. Hy. Phillips R.Glendenning H. Winkenhauser G.P. Tweed P, Thompson Le Roy Ireland Mr.Block A.L.Gull Mr.Chelsea A.M.Lawson Mr.Chelsea, Geo.W.Eccles J.Levy Galls, P. Thompson E.J.Tranter 5.T. Hubbard R.Gilchrist " Mrs.P.W.Rouss R.L.Skofield Calo Art Galls, A.du Vannes Mr.Anderson Ww Friedlander A.M. Lawson Mr.Chelsea J.B.Bryant Babcock Galls, Geo. Thomas Calo Art Galls. Mr.Block WA, Bradford E,H.Miller S .Carmona B,J.Trauter Calo Art Galls. Dr.A.Kahanowicz H.Schultheis Mr.Chelsea @.Clarkson H.C. Feeeman B .Edwards J»Levy Galls. Ww C.Lawson Calo Art Galls. George Thomas Li] Robert Hyman C.T A.Miller George Thomas Mr .L.Lyons George Thomas G.H. Ainslie H.J.Travler W.W.Wood, 3rd. Scott & Fowles Arlington Galls, S.T.Hubbard WJ Wilkinson F K.Kelly E,B.Webber J.Levy Galls, Geo. Thomas §.T.Hubbard J.Levy Galls, A.Wallerstein G.H.Ainslie L.Lyons H.C, Freeman Arlington Gals, B.Edwards,. B.W. Lawrence H.F. Bonaventure Miss Green Seaman, agt. " W.H.Berbert Seaman, agt. R.Gilchrist Seamen4, agt. L. Bourgeous Seaman, agt, H. (@ eMat hews e Geo. Thomas ii] R.Glendenning H.C Mathews F.N,Kellp S.T. Henry P. Thompson Geo. Thomas Mr.Richards Dr .Chas .Williams Geo, Thomas L. Lyons ti] B.f Vose E.H.Brown L. Lyons B. Edwards E.J.Trauter,. Pe 22 F’ Ae RE LDS Es es i eg t as Sw aor = paw Apes ole se ame is ; “etney? > Swe i daddy”. a i = \ Pe ee “we Orne ta & Pe Pp eh oe A i ; : pe “ Wesee shut RA - Tye. a ; ae _ ONG : ah bh a hs : t oad BW ek Pen et le 4 mo thts gf, deukmovann’ .t 0 | jeuhav wh, j a ’ a , rer iia. a Dah tH Lov. : ed a © = i 6: Men ey ; we ae cove — ' 4 , 7 r P , ; 6 vs te y, J 7 7 > as i f ‘ : >t F ; Fox 2 es > , * en “peer! us ivy » tee , Go 4 Fag AS ies ey cp Fr ~ Pa : BaP | he te FET oi Whee be aos i ; eer. ; . - 4 ~ o as ey Ag \ ‘ i * . % - ‘ “4 fod . Ls} oa wy Ce rer wh te re W ida Hos +2 Se str £ aa Ss & & Ww ww e® e : at f° . te en 5 eey bf) i , aie purus mas » bd ble {. 4 bm, es - a> an) 7 A — Lr 4d bao ghu & 8S we ote eu ere? fi = , sa ch > RAMS oft ee ee ‘Ant Salen CA » eee Ging ls doe hk) Se at yg tee 2 Toe + * ” ne ae » p ; a * * : - ' - . ’ ~ ns oer ¥ f ‘ P ey Ps re) A j ; 3 te . : Aa ‘ ‘ n » ei. ee | 7 wt wees “ “ aé . iA, ey 2 “ ite og: em. te tod , f i. MUG ine enw ate Gs wy ct fs hem, an : ¥ i 7 +o ; 'S Sek FT Z «Wat /4 ei. Ne ther WB Cov TR WwW FROM 9 A. M. TO 6 P. M. Pettis ev E RICAN ART GALLERIES MADISON AVENUE, 56TH TO 57TH STREET ENTRANCE 30 EAST 57TH STREET BEGINNING SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1924 CONTINUING UNTIL DATES OF SALE (INCLUDING SUNDAY, MARCH 30, FROM 2 TO 5 P. M.) VALUABLE PAINTINGS TO BE SOLD AT UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE hrerHhe AMERICAN ART GALLERIES ON THE EVENINGS OF WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY APRIL 2.AND 3, 1924, AT 8:15 O’CLOCK fELUStRATED CATALOGUE ““ ee p. VALUABLE PAINTINGS FROM THE COLLECTIONS OF CHARLES B. LAWSON OF NEW YORK CITY Tue Lars LATHAM A. FISH OF NEW YORK CITY ~AND FROM OTHER SOURCES TO BE SOLD AT UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE Peer AMERICAN ARTE GALLERIES ON THE EVENINGS HEREIN STATED THE SALE TO BE CONDUCTED BY Mr. OTTO BERNET anp Mr. HIRAM H. PARKE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, INc., MANAGERS MADISON AVENUE, 56TH TO 57TH STREET ENTRANCE 30 EAST 57TH STREET NEW YORK 1924 THE AMERICAN A. DESIGNS ITS CATALOG ALL DETAILS OF ILLt \TIOD TEXT AND TYPOGRAPHY Toe ; ta a % ¢ be ’ t =a s , 4 CONDITIONS OF SALE I. Rejection of bids: Any bid which is not commensurate with the value of the article offered, or 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. II. The buyer: The highest bidder shall be the buyer, and if any dispute arises between two or more bidders, the auctioneer shall either decide the same or put up for re-sale the lot so in dispute. Ill, Identification and devosit by buyer: The name of the buyer of each lot shall be given immediately on the sale thereof, and when so required, each buyer shall sign a ecard giving the lot number, amount for which sold, and his or her name and address. A deposit at the actual time of the sale shall be made of all or such part of the purchase prices as may be required. If the two foregoing conditions are not complied with, the lot or lots so pur- chased may at the option of the auctioneer be put up again and re-sold. IV. Risk after purchase: Title passes upon the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer, and thereafter the property is at the purchasers’ risk, and neither the consignor nor the Association is responsible for the loss of, or any damage to any article by theft, fire, breakage, however occasioned, or any other cause whatsoever. V. Delivery of purchases: Delivery of any purchases will be made only upon payment of the total amount due for all purchases at the sale. VI. Receipted bills: Goods will only be delivered on presentation of a receipted bill. A receipted bill presented by any person will be recognized and honored as an order by the buyer, directing the delivery to the bearer of the goods described thereon. If a receipted bill is lost before delivery of the property has been taken, the buyer should immediately notify the Association of such loss. 4 VII. Storage in default of prompt payment and calling for goods: Articles not paid for in full and not called for by the purchaser or agent by noon of the day following that of the sale may be turned over by the Association to some carter to be carried to and stored in some warehouse until the time of the delivery therefrom to the purchaser, and the cost of such cartage and storage and any other charges will be charged against the purchaser and the risk of loss or damage occasioned by such removal or storage will be upon the purchaser. In any instance where the purchase bill has not been paid in full by noon of the day following that of the sale, the Association and the auctioneer reserve the right, any other stipulation in these conditions of sale notwithstanding, in respect to any or all lots included in the purchase bill, at its or his option, either to cancel the sale thereof or to re-sell the same at public or private sale without further notice for the account of the buyer and to hold the buyer. responsible for any deficiency and all losses and expenses sustained in so doing. VIII. Shipping: Shipping, boxing or wrapping of purchases is a business in which the Association is in no wise engaged, but the Association will, however, afford to pur- chasers 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. X. Guaranty: The Association exercises great care to catalogue every lot cor- rectly and endeavors therein and also at the actual time of sale to point out any error, defect or imperfection, but guaranty is not made either by the owner or the Association of the correctness of the description, genuineness, authenticity or condition of any lot and no sale will be set aside on account of any incorrectness, error of cataloging or imper- fection not noted or pointed out. Every lot is sold ‘as is” and without recourse. Every lot is on public exhibition one or mcre days prior to its sale, and the Asso- ciation 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 thereafter sell the lot as catalogued or make mention of the opinion of such expert, who thereby will become responsible for such damage as might result were his opinion without foundation. X. Records: The records of the Auctioneer and the Association are in all cases to be considered final and the highest bid shall in all cases be accepted by both buyer and seller as the value against which all claims for losses or damage shall lie. XI. Buying on order: Buying or bidding by the Association for responsible parties on orders transmitted to it by mail, telegraph, or telephone. if conditions permit, will be faithfully attended to without charge or commission. Any purchases so made will be subject to the foregoing conditions of sale, except that, in the event of a purchase of a lot of one or more books by or for a purchaser who has not through himself or his agent been present at the exhibition or sale, the Association will permit such lot to_be returned within ten days from the date of sale, and the purchase money will be refunded if the lot differs from its catalogue description. Orders for execution by the Association should be given with such clearness as to leave no room for misunderstanding. ‘Not only should the Tot 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 arts, the bid per volume or piece should also be stated. If the one transmitting the order is unknown to the Asso- een a deposit must be sent or reference submitted. Shipping directions should also e given. Priced Catalogues: Priced copies of the catalogue, or any session thereof, will be furnished by the Association at charges commensurate with the duties involved in copy- ing the necessary information from the records of the Association. These conditions of sale cannot be altered except by the auctioneer or by an officer of the Association. : AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, INC., OTTO BERNET, MANAGERS, HIRAM H. PARK#, AUCTIONEERS, INTELLIGENT APPRAISALS — FOR UNITED STATES AND STATE TAX INSURANCE AND OTHER PURPOSES AND CATALOGUES OF PRIVATE COLLECTIONS APPRAISALS AND CATALOGUES. ‘Together with the increase in its exhibition and sales rooms, the American Art Association, Inc., will expand its service of furnishing appraisements, under expert direction, of art and literary property, jewelry and all personal effects, in the settlement of estates, for in- heritance tax, insurance and other purposes. It is prepared also to supplement this work by making catalogues of the contents of homes or of entire estates, such catalogues to be modelled after the finely and intelligently produced catalogues of the Association’s own Sales. The Association will furnish at request the names of many Trust and Insur- ance Companies, Executors, Administrators, Trustees, Attorneys and private individuals for whom the Association has made appraisements which have not only been entirely satisfactory to them, but have been accepted by the United States Revenue Department, State Comptroller and others in interest. THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Inc. — AT ITS AMERICAN ART GALLERIES MADISON AVENUE 56TH TO 57TH STREET ENTRANCE, 30 EAST 57TH STREET NEW YORK CITY FIRST SESSION WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1924 IN THE ASSEMBLY HALL OF THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES BEGINNING AT 8:15 0O’CLOCK : Catalogue Numbers 1 to 114, inclusive ELIAB METCALF AMERICAN: 1785-1834 I—MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF ALBERT GALLATIN, SHCRETARY wy Aechod aad OF THE TREASURY &0: Height, 4 inches; width, 34% mches Hatr-LenctuH portrait facing slightly to the left, an aged man with a kindly, seamed face, and a high forehead, which has a higher effect through partial baldness. The back of his head and the sides framed in loose white locks. He wears a wide turn-over collar, tied with a blueblack neckcloth, and his loose coat is a gray black. Signed at bottom, to left of centre, Mrrca.r. Albert Gallatin, born in Switzerland, 1761; teacher of French at Harvard; George Washington’s land agent, 1784; elected to Congress; became Secretary of the Treasury; Minister to France, 1814. President National Bank of New York, 1831-1839. Died 1849. Property of a Private Owner. 29—MINIATURE PAINTING ON IVOR Lb. Oval: Greater diameter, 44% inches | Bust portrait of a demure blond beauty, figure to front, her head drooping slightly toward her left shoulder, her ample breasts exposed by the low white lace corsage. She wears a pink bodice and a pink bonnet, which is trimmed with pink roses and gray feathers, and its strings are tied under her chin. Signed above her left shoulder, G. Mretzv. Property of the Estate of the Late Cuartes G. Emery. ARTIST UNKNOWN 3—MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF gfe: LIKUTENANT JOSEPH SMITH, U.S.A. pa,» —_— (Oval: On ivory in a chased gold frame) Heap and shoulders of a young and serious man with hair loosely brushed, wearing a dark blue coat with high shawl collar, and white stock and jabot. Engraved on back of frame: “Lieut. Jos. Smith, born 1790, Boston.” = Joseph Smith, born 1790; entered Navy 1809, commissioned lieutenant 1813; in victory of Lake Champlain, 1814; wounded and received thanks of Congress; later commanded Mediterranean Squadron; retired in 1861, a Rear Admiral. Died, 1877. | : Property of a Prvvate Owner. } peed ON IVORY: MARIE ANTOINETTE AND HER CHILDREN fo) b, Oval: Greater diameter, 6 wches THE queen in a blue gown, décolleté and trimmed with lace, sits in front of a grooved column, facing the spectator, with figure turned slightly to right. Her large hat is trimmed with pink and white ostrich feathers. On her right a daughter stands, in purple, clinging lovingly to her arm, and on her lap she holds the Dauphin, clad in infant’s clothes. Signed at left on base of column, Collot fecit, 1788. Property of the Estate of the Late Cuartzes G. Emery. R. DE CUVILLON 7e.g ttre Epescn: 1848— 5—THE POSE pe Se (Water Color) Height, 734 inches; width, 434, inches Furt-1encTu standing figure of a bejewelled young woman in a rose skirt and lawn waist and wearing a mantilla over her dark chestnut hair, posed before a wall of old-golden hue, facing the right, three- quarters front. She stands on an Oriental rug. Signed at the upper right, R. pe Cuvitton, 1887. Property of the Estate of the Late Laruam A. Fisu. H. VAN DIEGHAM Q + Durcu: NINETEENTH CENTURY C2 —SHHEP AND LAMBS 17 50 (Panel) —_— On a green knoll at the left a comfortable cottage is perched amid surrounding bushes. In the foreground are two sheep and two lambs, one of the sheep gazing off to the blue sea at right, in the background. Height, 614 inches; length, 91 inches Signed at the lower right, H. Van Dircuam, 773. Property of a Private Owner. ATTRIBUTED TO JOSEPH MALLORD WILLIAM TURNER, R.A. Q (2 Ronee 1775—1851 7—THREE DRAWINGS IN WATER COLOR (In one frame) +S. Height (each), 10 inches; width (each), 634 imches In the centre women with backs to the spectator mounting the stone steps of a sanctuary, at left a picturesque group in a Spanish street, and at right two equestriennes riding slowly down a street. Property of a Private Collector. WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE, N.A. C. f QQ 4) ‘ ) ea 1849—1916 8—AT THE BEACH 30 , Height, 8 inches; length, 11 wmches A sroap, flat and sandy beach projects in a point from the right, into bluish water in lazy motion, and in sunshine before a dark wooded bluff. On the beach and wading in the water are numerous small children, and their elders watching them are seen on the sands. Signed at the lower right, Wm. M. Cuase. Property of a Private Collector. ‘A. POTTER Height, 74% inches; length, 101 imches A surst of sunshine through gray clouds that blanket a blue sky floods a lush field with light, and two trees stand in silhouette before it, while other trees are seen in the light and in shadow. In the fore- ground some cows are standing amid reeds in a shallow stream, and the sunlight crosses their backs and is reflected from the water. Signed at the lower right, A. PoTTEr. Property of the Estate of the Late Cuaries G. Emery. BENJAMIN EGGLESTON AMERICAN: 1867— 10—THE LETTER THAT CAME p Height, 10 inches; width, 7 inches Porrrair of a dark haired young woman in a dark dress with sleeves high at the shoulder, seated and facing the spectator, reading with pleasure a welcome letter. Signed at the lower left, Bens. Eccieston, 792. Purchased direct from the artist. Property of Mr. Cuarrtes B. Lawson. JEAN GUSTAVE JACQUET ® aN Pe BERS 1846—1909 11—TETE DE FEMME (Panel) Height, 13 inches; width, 934 inches Porrrair of a light haired young woman, her face in profile to the right and her back to the spectator. She is of rosy complexion and wears a purple hat and a neck ribbon to match it, and a gown of deep golden yellow. | Signed at the lower right, G. Jacquet. Shown at the Opening Exhibition, Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1897. — Property of the Estate of the Late Laruam A. Fisu. ~ PAUL LOUIS NARCISSE GROLLERON RQ Dy FA Frencu: 1848—1901 é ( 12—SOLDIER IN THE FIELD Bs) | (Panel) Height, 1014 inches; length, 714 inches ‘Fiexds in winter with a few scattered saplings and on the ground small piles of cut wood. Gray skies and a chill atmosphere. On a low green bank, beside a foot path in the foreground a man in uniform is seated smoking his pipe, sword and musket at his side, contemplating a small fire he has built in front of him. Signed at lower left, P. GrotuERon, 783. Property of a Private Owner. PAUL LOUIS NARCISSE GROLLERON | g of Q Ny ( Lhe : Frencu: 1848—1901 < y] aa) 13—SOLDIER MENDING HIS COAT (Panel) Height, 101% inches; length, 74/4 inches Ix a courtyard, outside his barracks, a French infantry man is ob- served seated on a bench and mending, or sewing buttons on, his great- coat. He sits facing the spectator, with one foot hanging over the side of the bench. Signed at the lower right, P. GRoLLERON, °83. Property of a Private Owner. EDWARD LAMSON HENRY, N.A. AMERICAN: 1841—1919 td LEW ies ; eat THE, BARN ) 60 y Height, 91% inches; length, 18% wmches In the foreground a barnyard with its natural litter and the domestic fowl leads straight back to the stone house with gambrel roof and dormer windows in the middle distance, on the outskirts of a suburban town, At left a stage comes along the highway. At right a man is shaking up the bedding in a barn, next a thatched cow-shed. Signed at the lower right, EK. L. Henry. Property of a Private Owner. WILLIAM H. HOWE, N.A. Qrtudt AMERICAN: 1846— ecco ON THE ZUYDER ZEEE (Panel) 30. Height, 10 inches; length, 1334 inches Wuite cloud billows bank high over the horizon and the sea in the distance is white with the morning light. In the foreground are flat gray sands with water pools, at low tide, and on them rests a a sloop beached at high water. Signed at the lower left, Witi1am H. Howr, 1911. Purchased direct from the artist. Property of Mr. Cuarres B. Lawson. EDWARD MORAN, A.N.A. al ol -P be ay. 1829—1901 16—MARINE: cppaeeal 1G BIRDS (Water Color) : 7 Height, 91% inches; length, 131% inches Ow the right the blue sea, rolling forward and toward the left, the low combers gentle lines of white. On the left and in the foreground a sandy-brown rocky shore, with a low green hill in the distance. About a mass of peninsular rocks in the middle distance, birds in flight. Signed at the lower left, Ev. Moran. Property of the Estate of the Late Laruam A. Fisu. WILHELM VELTEN GERMAN: 1847— 17—_AMBUSH (Panel) g ho, Height, 914 mches; length, 121% inches A TEAM, tandem, with a white horse in the lead and a bay at the wheel, approaches the spectator, coming along a slushy road through open fields, and dragging a covered wagon. One man, at least, is in the wagon, and another rides a black horse at the side. At the left two men lurk under the protection of a bifurcate and pollarded tree, one in the grass with his rapier ready, one cocking his long pistol. Signed at the lower right, W. Vevten, MUNCHEN. Property of the Estate of the Late LarHam A. F isu. HENRY P. SMITH. ane ele AMERICAN: 1854-——1907 / 18-VENETIAN SCENE 65, Height, 914 inches; length, 14 imches In the foreground a stream running back and toward the right, and on the farther bank Venetian buildings, a church and residences and a boatyard, picturesquely grouped, a few courtyard trees, and figures at the edge of the water. Toward the right in the middle distance a canal from the distance cuts in, and shadows of the buildings vary the surface of the water. Signed at the lower left, Henry P. Smirn. Property of the Estate of the Late LatHam A. Fisn. SZY KIER SIEKIERZ E, CE | PouisH 19—RACING THROUGH THE SNOW (Panel) f Height, 954 inches; length, 1734 inches Over snow-covered fields with here and there spears of browned grass sticking up through the white coverlet a Russian peasant, bearded and blithe, comes toward the spectator driving three horses to his primitive sleigh, furiously, at a gallop. On the left in the distance, snow-covered houses. Signed at the lower right, Szyxier SieKierz. From William Schaus. Property of the Estate of the Late Laruam A. Ftsn. W. MERRITT POST, A.N.A. AmeERIcCAN: 1856— 20—AN OLD MILL dS. Height, 10 inches; length, 14 inches Tue old mill, a low brown building, is seen in the middle distance, in something of a hollow, and on the slightly higher level of land before it the mill stream reflects a light sky and along its bank are pollarded willows. Signed at the lower right, W. Merrirr Post, A.N.A. Property of Mr. Cuarzes B. Lawson. JAMES REID LAMBDIN Honorary Member National Academy of Design y Av Pioay 1807—1889 21—_MWRS. S. J. HALE, Editor of Godey’s Ladies’ Book | 3 &, Height, 13 inches; width, 11 inches THREE-QUARTERS-LENGTH portrait of a pleasant-featured and thought- ful woman, figure slightly to left and facing front. Her chestnut hair is parted and drawn smoothly to the temples, whence it hangs in long ringlets at the sides of her face. She wears a black décolleté gown with white corsage, and her hands are folded across her waist. On back: “Mrs. S. J. Hale, J. R. Lambdin, 1831.” Purchased from the estate of her nephew, Halbert Parker Hale of Chesterfield, New Hampshire. Property of a Prwate Collector. ARTIST UNKNOWN AMERICAN: Earrty NINETEENTH CENTURY ORs Fp be oar AN ( Pastel) 100. Oval: Vertical diameter, 1414 iches Haxr-teneru figure of a fine looking man in younger middle life, hair a bit toussled, with figure a bit to the left and face turned almost fully front. His well modeled face is lean, and clean shaven, and his deep set eyes are fixed upon the observer. He wears a black coat with white waistcoat and white shirt and white neckcloth. Gray background. Property of a Private Collector. HENRY PEMBER SMITH _ : | g | AMERICAN: 1854-—1907 6 e, 41. 23—MARINE: ONCOMING STEAMSHIP Pee WITH SAIL Height, 124% inches; length, 184% inches THE gray ocean under a sky of gray vaporous clouds rolls up from the left toward a beach in the right foreground, with spent waves reaching the visible sands. In middle distance a steamer with head- sails set and head-on to the observer has stranded near the shore line, a blaze of sunshine revealing her plight. Signed at the lower left, Henry P. Smirn, 792. Property of the Estate of the Late Laruam A. F isu. Ve} EUGENE VERBOECKHOVEN Bertcian: 1799—1881 24—SHEEP AND MEADOWS # 50. | (Panel) Height, 10 inches; length, 12 inches Ewes and a lamb in full fleece and a sheared sheep are lying down in the foreground near a pool, and a bird flies toward its mate perched on a twig above them. In distant fields are other flocks. Signed at the lower right, Evuckne VERBOECKHOVEN. To be sold to close an Estate. ERNST ZIMMERMANN | 1p ? “OL, German: 1852—1901 (i 25 THE SKETCH (Panel) | } 0-0, Height, 1014 inches; length, 13%4 inches ‘Two men are seated at an inn table, with glass and Stein between them, facing each other from left and right, the one at the left an artist, ob- served in sharp profile, the other a toper observed three-quarters to the spectator. The artist is interestedly sketching the toper, while a third man beamingly looks over his shoulder. Signed at the lower right, Ernst ZIMMERMANN, Shown at the Opening Ewhibition of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1897. Property of the Estate of the Late Laruam A. F'su. HENRY WARD RANGER, N.A. AMERICAN: 1858—1916 ee roone SQUARE, NEW YORK CITY (Water Color) F0. A vIEw in winter, with a heavy snow covering the ground and many pedestrians plodding through it, in the foreground and middleground, and vehicles proceeding away from the spectator down a street lead- ing to the distance. Trees and buildings at left and right in the middle distance, and at left café lights aglow. Signed at the lower left, H. W. RAancesr, ’86. e Height, 16 mches; width, 13 mches Shown at the Opening Exhibition, Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1897. Property of the Estate of the Late Laruam A. Fisu. WILLIAM HART, N.A. AMERICAN: 1823—1894 27—COWS IN THE, WOOD 140, Height, 163/, inches; width, 1834, inches Tue vista leads directly through an open wood, with trees at either side and overhead glimpses of the sky. The verdure is lush and in the foreground is a pool. Cows are here drinking, and the sunlight com- ing through rifts in the green canopy aloft brightens their coats and brings out other cattle standing in the middle distance. Signed at the lower right, Wm. Harr, 1881. T'o be sold to close an Estate. # WALTER GAY 2 - American: 1856—1910 — OIA Mate 283—THE ASTRONOMER (Panel) bd. | | Height, 1384 inches; length, 1014 inches In the corner of his study, with many books visible on the shelves, a fe very serious astronomer is seated at a casement window, a large . volume open on the table before him. He turns in his chair to apply ~Se the compass to the globe before him, an action that brings him to face the spectator. He wears a long garment of cardinal-red, spec- = tacles and a black skull cap. : | Signed at lower left, WauTer Gay. Property of a Prwate Owner. EDWARD MORAN, A.N.A. & I f jee 1829—1901 » ] 29—MARINE (Water Color) : Height, 15 inches; length, 2114 inches On the left a tumbled mass of great rocks at the border of the sea, with an outlying rock in the right foreground, and behind the mass on the distant left a hilly coast. The seas roll in gently in the fore- ground, and on the left break on the rocks in high spurts of foam. Signed at the lower left, En. Moran. Property of the Estate of the Late Laruam A. Fisu. J.C. KAUFMANN Swiss: CoNTEMPORARY o (R MONT BLANC AM FRUHMORGEN BEI CHAMOUNIX 34 | (Pastel) Height, 19 inches; length, 241% inches Unver a fair blue sky strewn with white fleece the heights of Mont Blanc with their covering of snow are gilded with sunshine, and the purplish-brown declines in the foreground are in shadow. Signed at the lower left, J. C. Kaurmann, 1913. Property of a Private Owner. he: R d | H. HULK 381I—_MARINE DD 4 Height, 12 ches; length, 18 imches ScENE, a broad river mouth of the Low Countries, with flat lands on the left and in the background, with roofs, windmills and occasional spires projecting above the green sward or the masses of buildings. To right of the shore, a square-rigger with a tender approaching her, and other sail in the stream, and in the foreground two men in a boat headed toward a sloop. Signed at the lower right, H. Hut, p. Property of a Private Owner. J. C. KAUFMANN ; w | Swiss: CoNTEMPORARY _ 32—GEBIRGSMASSIV AUS AROSA 2 (Pastel) BO, : Height, 19 inches; length, 241 inches ened with enow and a village partly shut from sight, and masses of trees projecting through the white covering. Along the left and in the background a rugged mountain range. Signed at the lower right, C. J. Kaurmann, 1917, Arosa. Property of a Private Owner. HENRY PEMBER SMITH I AMERICAN: 1854—1907 383—LANDSCAPE Height, 10 inches; length, 14 imches Sunsuine brightens green fields, green woods and a winding stream, and spots with shadows some cottages on the right of the water. Near a bend of the stream in the middle distance is a figure in a rowboat. Signed at the lower right, Henry P. Siru, 1883. To be sold to close an Estate. EMILIO SANCHEZ-PERRIER ¢ SpanisH: 1853—1907 Betrnw 34—GREEN RIVERSIDE a A , (Panel) Height, 124% mches; length, 15°4 imches In the foreground a sluggish river of placid surface marked by the leaves of lilypads, and in the background a high shore, wooded and in the sunshine. In a boat among the reeds an old man, idling. Signed at the lower right, E. SancHEZ PERRIER, ALCALA. Property of a Private Collector. HENRY PEMBER SMITH AMERICAN: 1854—1907 Wr. Cro. 35—-LANDSCAPEH: FEEDING THE DUCKS 5 5 : Height, 12 inches; length, 18 inches Gray clouds gather in a light sky and throw shadows over parts of the landscape, while sunshine bursts through and illumines a thatched cottage on the right. A pond occupies the middle distance and in the foreground to right of it a woman tosses feed to some ducks. Signed at the lower left, Henry P. Smirn, 1861. T'o be sold to close an Estate. JOHN CARLETON WIGGINS, N.A. AMERICAN: 1848— | —A SIDE HILL a Height, 16 inches; width, 12 mches Tue side of a hill declines from the right, and over it a low building is seen in the middle distance, and woods beyond it crowning the hill. Halfway down the slope is a tree with few leaves, and in front of it sheep are seen” grazing. Signed at lower right, CartetTon Wicerns, 1882. Property of a Private Collector. JOHANN GEORG MEYER VON BREMEN lal ’ fo i : GERMAN: 1813—1886 37_THE FIRST SORROW ‘| 0, Height, 16°4, inches; width, 1214 inches Iw a peasant’s home in Germany a blond young girl, to right, three- quarters front, stands leaning over a table, gazing tearfully into the cage of a departed pet bird. Light strikes upon her from the left, and around the room are utensils of daily living. Signed at the lower left, Meyer von BREMEN. Property of the Estate of the Late Latuam A. Fisu. Qulel ict #9 Gn SCHOOL OF FRANCOIS BOUCHER Freycu: 1703—1770 A 6 6 38—PORTRAIT at FEMM 3 b, Height, 16 inches; width, 1234 wches Heap and shoulders of a rosy cheeked and smiling young woman, facing the observer, with her head poised coyly over her right shoulder. Her powdered hair is done in tight curls and adorned with flowers. She wears a décolleté bodice, white and pink, and a pink bow is tied about her neck. Property of a Private Collector. FREDERICK A. BRIDGMAN, N.A. AMERICAN: 1847— 9—THE GYPS Uy) Oval: Height, 1734 inches; width, 13 inches Lreantnc back among cushions piled against the wall a somewhat fatigued gypsy girl looks directly at the spectator. She is taking her ease amid the cushions, and is depicted at three-quarters length. Her black hair projects from a small headdress; and a part of her breast comes to view, displaying a necklace of spangles. She wears a red skirt, and a dark gauzy waist, and her tambourine is lying beside her knee. Signed midway at right, F. A. Brineman. Property of a Private Collector. MARIA R. DIXON f “ae. e p rf ; 75 (Deceased) & e . _ 40—MEDIT ATION : —_ : : 3 S ’ Height, 19 inches; width, 17 inches Hatr-Ltenctn figure of a young woman whose fair hair is brushed loosely about her brows, seated sidewise in her armchair and facing the observer, as she leans her face thrown back upon her right hand, the elbow resting on the chair arm. A red kerchief about her neck falls upon her white waist and her face is in a strong light. Signed on the chair arm, M. R. Dixon. Purchased direct from the artist. Property of Mr. Cuarrtes B. Lawson. e- CHARLES BALAY t ; Frencu: 1861— | 41—A SMOKE AND THE WAITING FLAGON FE +O ‘ Height, 17 inches; width, 13 inches A MAN uniformed in white buckskin breeches and long-tailed blue coat stands carelessly beside an open door, puffing leisurely on his pipe as he leans against the outer wall and regards the spectator. At one side is a pewter pitcher and flagon. Signed at the lower left, Cu. Baway. Property of a Private Collector. ENGLISH SCHOOL” : : t Earby Gat.” CENTURY 4 HES 42--BURNHAM B — Jl r) ' Height, 14 inches; length, 2014 inches In the ancient grove whose monarchs have bridged the centuries, whose pollards have furnished fagots for the generations, not many miles from Windsor and famous in England. One of the ancient, rugged and branching trunks stands on the slope of a hillside in the fore-— ground, its foliage obscuring the sky and the nearer side of the great limbs open to the spectator’s eye. At left a thick wood beyond a field gate. | Property of a Private Collector. FIRMIN-GIRARD P | Frencu: 1848— 43—A U BALCON 5 9) ' - Height, 144% inches; length, 22 inches On a balcony a table is set with fruit and cakes, and chairs, for two, amid a bower of greenery and flowers at left and right and over- looking the sea. At left of the table a smiling young woman, the early comer, has left her parasol leaning against her chair and with finger holding the place in a book she has been reading stands looking over the balustrade and down toward the right at someone by the spectator unseen. | Signed at the lower left, Firmry-Grrarp. Property of the Estate of the Late LatHam A. Fisu. MARIA R. DIXON ( Deceased ) | pe | Height, 191% inches; width, 1514 inches ¥ Turer- -quarTErs length portrait of a young lady seated in a carved wood high- -back lain, facing the observer with smiling countenance. She wears a cape of rose hue bordered with plaid over a dark dress, and a hat trimmed with feathers. Signed at the lower right, M. R. Dixon. Purchased direct from the artist. t= Property of Mr. Cuarzies B. Lawson. W. GEETS | Phi tees CENTURY Bp tite D (Panel) STO i : Height, 18 inches; width, 1214 inches In a library a mature young woman is seated under a casement window, engaged in reading a large tome, with other volumes piled in disarray before her reading desk. Someone interrupts her and she turns her head toward the observer. She is clad in blue, green and golden- brown, and wears a white headdress. Signed on a desk at right, W. Grrts, 1887. Shown at the Opening Exhibition, Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1897. Property of the Estate of the Late Laruam A. F isu. FRANKLIN DE HAVEN, A.N.A. AMERICAN: 1856— 4 nih he Crsie 46—AMAUTUMN LANDSCAPE u O ‘ Height, 16 inches; length, 20 wches Trees which retain a faint greenish aspect, yet most of the foliage yellowish or golden-brown, stand at either side of an old farm gate which appears at middle distance. Amid the browns are spots of crimson. The nearer trees throw the right of the foreground into transparent shadow, while bright sunshine falls upon the left of the — foreground and lights the figures of two girls, who are seen there at — the end of the foot path. Signed at lower left, F. Dz Haven, 1892. Property of a Private Collector. FREDERICK W. KOST, N.A. AMERICAN: 1861—19238 | 47—ALONG THE tines | a | 0) S, Height, 12 inches; length, 20 inches Exrenpine back from the right foreground is a narrow canal running between green fields. The sky is gray and the water reflects it and reflects also a group of pollarded trees in the distance. Near the trees are farm buildings, and across the stream at the left and nearer the foreground a small barn appears between tall haystacks. Signed at lower left, Frep W. Kost. Property of a Prvvate Collector. GEORGE MORLAND Encuisu: 1763—1804 48—LOOKING AT THE PIGS q / po ui Height, 1714 inches; width, 151% inches Two fat porkers are in a sty at a stable, one facing the left and feeding at a trough, the other lying down asleep and facing the right. On the right a man stands leaning on a ledge, looking in at them. Signed above centre at left, G. Mortanp, 1792. - _ Property of a Private Collector. & KARL EMIL RAU German: 1858 p 49—BAVARIAN PEASANT GIRL ny O ’ Height, 17 inches; width, 14 inches Heap and shoulders portrait, figure slightly to left and face to the front, of a smiling peasant girl of Bavaria, her eye on the spectator. She wears a mannish, greenish hat with a cockade, over her straying hair of a rich chestnut hue, and partly shielding her features from a strong light from the left, and a light waist and dark bodice into which the ends of a flowered kerchief enwrapping her shoulders dis- appear. Signed at the upper left, E. Rav, Mtncnen. From Wiliam Schaus. Shown at the Opening Exhibition, Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1897. Property of the Estate of the Late Laruam A. Fisu. KARL WITKOWSKI Austrian: 1860—1910 ' 50—LIGHTING HIS qe Ny 0 ri Height, 191% mches; width, 16 inches Ar the edge of a forest with a screen of brush and saplings forming the background a woodsman has felled a tree on deep green grass. He has paused at the trimming, and, axe beside him, has seated him- self on the trunk to lght his pipe. Signed at the lower right, W. Wrrrowskxt1, 799. Property of a Private Collector. ANTONIO TAMBURINI Iranian: 1843—1 876 51—IN THE WINE CELLAR q 0 Height, 221% inches; width, 18 inches 6 Two white clad friars, one wearing a long blue apron, stand in the light in the wine cellar of a monastery. One faces the left, holding out a waiting glass, as the other, a man of florid face and much good living, is about to draw a cork from a wine bottle. Signed at the lower left, A. Tampurtnt, Frorence. From Fischel, Adler & Schwartz, New York. Property of a Private Collector. ANTONIO TAMBURINI | Irauian: 1843—1876 §2—THE DECLARATION ‘ Height, 20 inches; width, 1514, inches In a wine cellar with a huge butt coming to view at the left, and a steel helmet lying on red drapery on a wooden bench before it, a cavalier in seventeenth century dress has his arm about the shoulders of a coy and smiling maiden as they lean against a table spread with ‘a white cloth. She holds a Stein, and another one is on the table, with wine glasses. Signed at the lower left, A. TamBurini, 1882. Property of a Private Collector. HENRY PEMBER SMITH AMERICAN: 1854-—1907 ¢ W.4. 583—M AINE COAST | 3 sm Height, 1414, inches; length, 2014, inches Ow the right in the foreground a projecting bluff of sandy rock, seamed and broken, with a tossing sea dashing in white foam up its flank. Light comes from the left and sail are seen in the distance. Signed at the lower left, Henry P. Smiry. Property of a Private Collector. CFA. Wikt (0, 52% Cot ADRIEN MOREAU Frencu: 1843—1906 Wor Cae. 54—TOILET OF THE BRIDE g b Panel: Height, 20 inches; length, 2534 imches Berore the fireplace in a palatial hall a kneeling maid is putting the last touches to the gown of a bride, beside whom stands a smiling lady in rose and white, and gentlemen enter through a doorway at the right. Signed at the lower right, Avrren Morzav. Exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Purchased from the Sale of the Estate of the Late Mary Hutchinson, at the American Art Galleries, 1921. —-# 36 + “$1104 alls /beonek, 4h Property of Mr. LionELLo PERERA. H. RONDEL FRENCH iM a nee 0 6 Height, 221% inches; width, 18 inches Busr of a waxen and placid beauty with rich and brilliant red hair which is parted at centre and waved across her temples close to her eyes. She looks at the observer under a light that leaves the deep shadows under her experienced eyes and shines broadly on her white shoulder and breast, which is nude, a filmy garment crossing it and a heavy dark crimson one folded about her arms. Signed at the lower right, H. Ronpeu. From Arthur Tooth & Sons, New York. Property of a Private Collector. TONY OFFERMANS LV $ Durcu: 1845—1911 56—A . T —§0 ‘ Height, 23 inches; width, 17 inches A pune makes a high horizon for a sky filled with mauve clouds, and down its slope to the foreground comes a peasant, walking. On his feet are the clumsy sabots, and a broad hat shades his face. He wears a blue coat, and over his shoulder carries a spade. In his left arm is a basket containing a live chicken. Signed at the lower right, 'T. OrFreRMANS. Property of a Prvvate Collector. JOHN LEON MORAN AMERICAN: 1864— gee Witlik 57—_FISHERMAN’S DAUGHTER ; a in Height, 18 inches; length, 30 inches On the left in the foreground the end of a pier projects into view, over gray water lightly in motion, which extends afar on the right. Here a fisher maiden stands, leaning against a spile, and looking out to sea, her features observed in profile. Back of her on the left is a low shore, with huts and bulkheads, and a number of sailboats are drawn up and some of them beached there. Signed at the lower left, Leon Moran, ’85. Shown at the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, Opening Ewhi- bition, June, 1897. Property of the Estate of the Late LarHam A. Fisu. | ADRIEN MOREAU Leo A yeeriye 1843—1906 | 58-—-COMING FROM THE CHRISTENING | 5 Height, 24 inches; length, 32 inches Comine along a winding road through green fields, from a country church, ladies and gentlemen in seventeenth century costume accom- pany a young mother who proudly carries her newly christened infant in her arms. | Signed at the lower right, AprirEN Moreau, 1880. Purchased from the Sale of the Estate of the Late Mary Hutchinson at the American Art Galleries, 1921- 7~N3-$/05" Oho ones, Property of Mr. LionELLo PERERA. : | 2 4 | MARTIN-KAVEL FRENCH 59—LE pA: Ya F 5 Height, 32 inches; width, 251 mches THREE-QUARTERS-LENGTH standing figure of a fair and smiling beauty with blond cendré hair bound with a white fillet. She faces the spec- tator looking up from an open volume which she holds in both hands. She wears a diaphanous Directoire gown of white, falling low at the breast, and over her arms and shoulders fall the folds of a salmon- pink mantle. Behind her is the romantic background of a tree- bordered stream, which seems to be spanned by a bridge in the fore- ground, upon the railing of which she leans. Signed lower right, Marrin-Kavet. Property of a Private Owner. WILLIAM SAMUEL HORTON AMERICAN: 1865— 60—HARLY MORNING, VENICE i 0, Height, 2514 inches; length, 2014 inches Tue sky is ablaze with crimson lights of early morning, which find their reflection on the green waters of the Grand Canal that extends between the foreground and the distance, where it disappears. The buildings on either side are seen in a haze, and in the foreground at the left gondolas and market boats are grouped, and men are carrying head loads ashore. | Signed at lower right, Wm. S. Horton. | : RUDOLPH EPP ra | p ’ @ German: 1834—1910 | 61-4MORNING/TOILET 7 / Height, 31 inches; width, 241 imches In a modest cottage home with board floor and gray-plastered walls a buxom young mother stands facing the left and observed in profile, bending over her small flaxen haired daughter and pushing on the child’s red stockings. The little girl is seated on a bench and is not yet wholly clothed, and smilingly she watches the operation intently, while the family cat also looks on. Signed at the lower left, R. Err. Shown at the Opening Exhibition, Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1897. Property of the Estate of the Late Larnam A. Fisu. GUSTAVE COURBET 1 4 ; ee 62—FOREST IN THE VOSGES 4 5D. Height, 201% inches; length, 241% inches A DENSE green forest under a pale sky filled with white clouds. The _ thick trees appear on both sides of the picture, and partly in shadow, and in the central middle distance they open slightly and sunshine from back on the left comes through, lighting the course of a broad brook. Boulders obstruct its course in the left foreground. Signed at the lower right, G. Courset, ’69. Property of a Private Owner. JAMES RENWICK BREVOORT, N.A. ‘ Q. - AMERICAN: 1832—1918 63—LANDSCAPE AT EVENTIDE 55. ‘ Height, 201% inches; length, 324% inches Lanp in the foreground on the right declines gently to a marsh and green meadows; a fallen branch lies near wildflowers coming up amid the grass. In the middle distance woods are getting brown, and distant hills are bluish before a dull sunset sky. Signed at the lower right, J. R. Brevoort. Property of a Private Owner. FREDERICK BALLARD WILLIAMS, N.A. AMERICAN: 1871— 64—DAPPLED VALLEY We, Cab — (Boar) Po, Height, 12 inches; length, 16 inches GREEN rounding hills bound the distance and are seen in the middle distance of an expansive and diversified landscape. Before them lies a valley, mainly in sunshine, which dapples its varied verdure with different lights. | iz Signed at lower right, FrepEerick BaLLaArp WIAs, 707. | Purchased direct from the artist. Property of Mr. Cuarres B. Lawson. WILFRED C. BEAUQUESNE ; : 1847—1913 5° Bh mite 65—MEHALTIME, FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR Height, 2114 inches; length, 2834 inches In the foreground are infantry, some seated on logs, others standing about stacked arms. The men are talking and smoking, drinking from canteens, or passing bowls of hot soup. At right a couple of un- saddled horses are drinking. In a hollow of the background, beyond a line of trees, is a cottage where the food is being prepared, and on the right at background is a line of low buildings. Signed at lower right, W. BeauauvEsne, 1913. Property of a Private Owner. JOHN G. BROWN, N.A. AMERICAN: 1831—1913 ’ i) 66—BRIC-A-BRAC Lt Height, 24 inches; width, 15 inches Aw urchin of New York of the type of Nineteenth Century bootblacks stands at the edge of the sidewalk, facing the spectator, and holding up a broken mustard-yellow jar he has lifted from a rubbish box. Signed at the lower right, J. G. Brown, N.A., 1880. T'o be sold to close an Estate. es. ee - ~ FRITS THAULOW RWEGIAN: 184'7—1906 . 67—AISTREAM IN AUTUMN Height, 231% inches; length, 2834 inches A sTrEAM rippled in light motion traverses the picture, its waters in the foreground reflecting lights and the shadows of some bushes on Shore. On the farther bank are two black and white cows standing in deep grass. Beyond them is a hillside, wooded, the trees showing autumn colors, and at the base of the hill is a cottage with a smoking chimney. Signed at lower right, Frits THavutow, 1902. Property of a Private Owner. ROBERT WARD VAN BOSKERCK, N.A. AMERICAN: 1855— 0. Wedd 68—ON THE RIVER AVON | 10: Height, 20 inches; length, 30 inches Tux gentle Avon winds through a valley of green fields, trees and hedges on the right, a picturesque clump of trees stands on higher ground in middle distance near the centre of the composition, a field road from the foreground passing it. On the left a hillside, with sheep grazing in the sunshine. Signed at the lower right, R. W. Van BoskeERcx. Shown at the Opening Exhibition, Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1897. Property of the Estate of the Late LarHam A. Fisu. BRUCE CRANE, N.A. AMERICAN: 1857— 69—NE AR Rahn Colt CONNECTICUT 4 b , Height, 18 inches; length, 24 inches Tue high mound of a green hill on a hazy day, in a diffused light under a hazy sky. On its slopes tilled fields, a farmhouse and some flowers. In the lower foreground some saplings and bush, in a stronger light. Signed at the lower right, Bruck CRANE. Purchased direct from the artist. Property of Mr. CHarzes B. Lawson. CHARLES SCHREY VOGEL MERICAN: 1861—1912 70—THE CHIE P Height, 34 inches; width, 25 inches In the western desert some Indians are riding through a defile in the mountains and are headed in the spectator’s direction. As usual they are in Indian or single file. Their leader, a chief in a headdress of feathers and riding a bright bay pony, has ambled up to the fore- ground under a meridian sun. He wears an olive-green shirt and black trousers with gay stripes down the side, and a scarlet girdle. He carries a ready gun. Behind him two of his comrades are appearing above the crest of the hill. Signed at lower left, CHARLES SCHREYVOGEL. Property of a Private Owner. PINCKNEY MARCIUS-SIMONS AmeErfcan: 1867—1909 71-—THE SPIDER AND THE FLY } ve 0, Height, 2334 inches; length, 29 inches In a tangled dark green landscape of the foreground, at the head of a lake, with water lilies brightening the surface of a feeder, a modern — Arachne is seated facing the observer and mending a net which is stretched between neighboring trees. She has auburn hair and rosy © cheeks and is gowned in green. On the right a man who has come from the water looks over the net and around a tree, in her dizegnion, a fact to which she is not oblivious. Signed on boat in the central foreground, Marctus-Stmons. Property of a Private Collector. WILLIAM SAMUEL HORTON p 4 N LY [eee 1865— f f] 72SANTA MARIA DELLA SALUTE Na 0: Height, 2514 inches; length, 8014 inches Tue spectator looks between the blue posts standing before a palace on the nearer side of the Grand Canal, and beholds on the opposite side the famous church and its neighboring buildings. The church is partly in shadow, the light striking it from the left. In front of it are some boats, one with a yellow sail, and at the posts on the near side some gondolas are seen. OS a Signed at lower right, Wm. S. Horton, 1912. Property of a Private Owner. LOUIS PAUL DESSAR, N.A. ee | Mr Lays AMERICAN: 1867— 73—THE FLOCK AT SUNSET i? ve 0, Height, 24 inches; length, 29 inches Woops are high and dark against a light sky, which at the horizon exhibits crimson lights of sunset. Some lower trees stand far at left | and the ground is a mixture of greens and browns. Coming out of the ; wood in a rude road, a shepherd is seen driving his white flock. Signed at the lower right, DrEssar. : Purchased direct from the artist. Property of Mr. Cuarres B. Lawson. GUSTAVE COURBET Frencu: 1819—1877 74—THE WATER MILL IN THE VALLEY AT ORNANS But : Height, 2814 inches; length, 361, mches An imposing landscape of strong realism, with) poetic expression and human relationship. The ancient mill with rambling lines and solid — structure, in the grey of the ages under a russet roof, stands in the middle distance, its wheel operated by the current of a sluice and the spill rejoining the stream of the tumbling millbrook in the foreground. In the valley back of it, a mass of dense trees rich in their leafage, and to the right in the foreground the valley wall of tall grey cliffs. Signed at lower right, G. CourBEt, 69. From the Collection Viau, Paris. Jol. 1m Aoki Property of a Private Owner. COSMO ALEXANDER ‘Na. Ce Cy gE _ 75—LADY AND SON 6 9) : Height, 2614, inches; width, 211% wmches SEATED portrait of a woman of large feature in blue dress with white lace at the neck and white lace headdress. She faces the front and at her side her young son appears in head and shoulders. Cosmo Alexander was a member of the London Society of Artists in 1761 and came to this country and painted portraits at Newport in 1770 and 1771. Gilbert Stuart received instruction from him. . Property of a Private Owner. BRUCE CRANK, N.A. 0 oY ae 1857— 76—ODE TO MORNING Height, 2514 inches; width, 1934 inch 52s. eug 4 inches; wi 44, inches Tue sun a bright pale gold is just peeping above the horizon and gild- ing the neighboring fleecy clouds. Green fields open the way to it, with a few detached trees at the left and the edge of a brown wood at the right. The trees are all but leafless, the grass shows notes of golden color, and the stillness of the scene is emphasized by the appear- ance of a gull high aloft. Signed at the lower right, Bruce CRANE. Property of a Private Collector. ROBERT WARD VAN BOSKERCK, N.A. AmeERIcAN: 1855— Ogbe, : a 77—_IN HOLLAND oS | Height, 32 inches; width, 24 inches A cana bisects the composition, disappearing at the further end under a bridge, beyond which some autumn trees are seen. On the left is a garden wall, with flowers in bloom above it, and a red brick house stands beyond it. The right bank of the canal is lined with houses. of stone and wood, with flowers seen in nearly every window. At the back of these houses are maids dipping linen in the stream. Signed at lower left, R. W. Van BosKercx. Property of a Private Owner. JEREMIAH THEUS 4 tla ee ’ f 78—PHILIP LIVINGSTON, 1716-1778 f 50: Height, 2514 inches; width, 2214 inches Haur-Lenetu portrait of a young man with curled and powdered wig, standing, with figure to front and head turned slightly toward the right. Huis large blue eyes look steadily before him. He is in a blue coat and waistcoat with large metal buttons, and wears a white jabot and white lawn cuffs. Neutral grayish gackground. Philip Livingston, signer of the Declaration of Independence, graduate of Yale, 1737; Alderman of New York, 1754; member of Assembly; delegate to First Conti- nental Congress; 1777, obtained power to frame Constitution of the State of New York. His last words: “I must blot out all desires for the sake of the public good.” Jeremiah Theus, born in Switzerland, came to this country in 1739; established himself in Charleston, South Carolina, and painted portraits that have been attrib- uted to Copley. Died in America. Property of a Private Owner. | . i | | ae 3b SAMUEL FINLAY BREESE MORSE, P.N.A. ; Us (/ A NWeLA AmERIcAN: 1791—1872 79—JOHN SARGEANT, 1779-1852 ' Height, 32 inches; length, 26 inches Haxr-Leneru portrait, seated, facing the right, three-quarters front. A smooth shaven man, of middle age, his gray hair brushed loosely forward; he has an aquiline nose and pleasant hazel eyes, and his com- plexion is warm. He is dressed in formal black, with white stock and jabot. Back of his head hang the folds of a red drapery. John Sargeant, graduated from Princeton 1795; admitted to bar 1799; Member of Congress;\in 1860 secured the Missouri Compromise; in 1832, candidate for Vice- President on the ticket with Henry Clay. Samuel F. B. Morse, sculptor and painter as well as inventor of the telegraph. Pupil of Washington Allston and Benjamin West, P.R.A.; one of founders of the National Academy of Design and its first President. Property of a Private Owner. SAMUEL LOVETT WALDO, A.N.A. AMERICAN: Aten nor Met UE ‘s MOSES HICKS GRINNELL, 18038-1877 Lo ° Height, 30 inches; width, 24144 mches THREE-QUARTERS length, seated and facing the right, three-quarters front. In black clothing and wearing a white stock and jabot. Black hair and short sideburns; clear blue eyes and a warm complexion. Hands clasped in lap. Conventional background. Moses Hicks Grinnell, Collector of the Port of New York, 1869; served on Cen- tral Park, Commission; Commissioner of Charities; President Chamber of Commerce, 1843-1853; President, Union Club and New England Society, 1867-1873. Samuel Waldo, native of Connecticut; went to London and joined Copley and West, and worked at the Royal Academy; returned in 1809 to New York, where he spent the rest of his life. Property of a Private Owner. WILLIAM MORRIS HUNT. a q d } nies) pote e 81—_GOV ERNO RUBIN FE. FENTON OF NEW YORK STATE + 3) ( Height, 24 inches; width, 20 mches Heap and shoulders portrait of a broad shouldered man with a large head, facing slightly to right. A man with bushy grayish hair and beard, in mid-nineteenth century dress of the “statesman’s coat,” choker collar and black neckcloth, with a liberal disclosure of white shirtfront and a heavy gold watch chain. Rubin E. Fenton, born 1819; elected to Congress, where he was one of forty-four Democrats to vote against slavery; resigned in 1864 to become Governor of New York State, 1865-1869; supported Lincoln firmly during Civil War. United States Senator, 1869-1873; chairman United States Commission in Paris, 1878. Died 1885. Property of a Private Owner. ee ee CHARLES ANDRE (CARLE) VANLOO mM Ud M P Frencu: 1705—1765 ’ & 82—PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG LADY e 1s: Height, 251% inches; width, 2114, inches Ae, a a ba ‘THREE-QUARTERS-LENGTH standing figure of a noble young lady in a - rich Court costume, figure slightly to left and face turned to regard >. the observer. She has dark hair decked with flowers, dark eyes and | 2 rosy cheeks and a delicate mouth. Her costume, décolleté, is em- Ez __broidered in gold and ornamented with pearls and other jewels, some j = of which fasten the ermine to her shoulders. She stands near a table bearing a vase of flowers, and holds some in her hand. From the Vicomte de Valence Collection. “/0 @¢@2- CQ4@4e Qi Property of a Prwate Collector. | . WILLIAM YORK 9 Haluiry tratay 838—THE CLIPPER SHIP “RAJAH” f LO ’ Height, 18 inches; length, 26 inches Tue painting is inscribed: “Ship Rajah, taking a pilot, off Point Lynes, Aug. 1858, John H. Bowen, Commander.” Portrait of an old square rigger under full sail headed to left in a choppy sea. Sailors are seen on her decks, off her starboard bow a pilot boat appears, and in the background is the line of the coast. Accompanied by a letter from Elizabeth Gifford Bowen, ,of Slocum, Rhode Island, daughter of Captain Bowen, who says in speaking of her father: “At one time he was waiting at New Orleans for the completion of a new ship, when it became neces- sary for him to take a cargo to the East. In the emergency the ship’s company loaned him the Rajah. She was such an antique that on arrival in London my father had this painting made, convinced that it would be not only of interest, but also of educational value to glimpse a remote past.” Property of a Private Owner. CLEMENT DREW American: 1807—1889 84 THE SAILING SHIP “URIEL” ) 6p, Height, 24 inches; length, 36 inches A portrrair of the American ship “Uriel,” sailing athwart the picture to the left, with all her canvas drawing, over a greenish sea in light motion. ‘To left is a headland in a haze, and at both left and right other shipping is to be seen in the distance. Signed at lower left, CLEMENT Drew. Property of a Private Collector. ATTRIBUTED TO BARTHOLOMEUS VAN DER HELST DutcH: 1610—1670 B, Gums 85—-ANDRIES BICKER, BURGOMASTER OF AMSTERDAM (Panel) 25° Height, 274% inches; width, 22°24 inches Heap and shoulders, to right, three-quarters front; a large man, wearing a wambuis of black velvet and a white ruff of serpentine folds. Intense features, with a slight habitual scowl. Bristling moustache and a small pointed chin beard. He wears a broad brimmed black felt hat. Neutral olive background. Property of a Private Owner. a THOMAS WEBSTER, R.A. a if a | Encuisu: 1800-——1886 86—IN PORT Vd, LO Ohi . 70 tr. Height, 2934 inches; length, 421, inches In a Dutch harbor, with Dutch seafaring men hauling a boat ashore in the foreground and others on Dutch sailing craft at the right, a _ British Pettleshiy 4 is seen among other sailing craft on the left, stern on to the spectator and her canvas aloft with little air stirring. She is firing a salute. Fine light effects on the water, under a pale sky with many still clouds. — ; Property of a Private Owner. ATTRIBUTED TO i‘ MEINDERT HOBBEMA F nro 21688-1709 E Z 87_AT THE MILL (Panel) E , 6 s Height, 2014 inches; length, 29 inches Ow the left stands the mill, a small one, on the farther side of a stream which is crossed by bridges, and a road which winds along the hither = shore between lines of trees. At the road bridge a man and woman | e are in conversation, and a man and a boy are coming along the road. ‘ Signed at the lower left, M. Hospema. ! . Property of a Private Collector. ENGLISH SCHOOL EIGHTEENTH CENTURY LC. Baur 88—PORTRAIT OF A LADY y 0 ‘ Height, 30 inches; width, 25 inches — THREE-QUARTERS length figure of a young woman of rosy features and large brown eyes, seated and facing the right, three-quarters front, before a conventional background of olive tone with occasional notes of flowers. She wears a semi-classical gown of mauve velvet, with shoulder sleeves and décolleté, lace trimmed and with a light corsage. She has dark hair, curled, and her gaze is upward. Property of a Private Collector. JEAN LOUIS LANEUVILLE Frencu: 1748—1820 a Co. ( 9) Height, 36°34 inches; width, 27 inches 6 89—DIANE DE POITIERS THREE-QUARTERS length portrait of a stout young woman, posed as Diana, in a fanciful costume, and with a dog looking up at her. She faces the spectator with figure turned slightly to the right. Her white and blue robes are held by a vermilion corselet, which is adorned with a golden mask and draped with pearls. Property of a Private Collector. ee ee ee we FRENCH SCHOOL SEVENTEENTH CENTURY Les e Cy, -90—PORTRAIT OFZA GENTLEMAN (68 " Height, 30 inches; width, 25 inches Hatr-Lenetu portrait, to right, three-quarters front. A man of large features and dignified mien, clean shaven, and wearing a long and curled brownish wig. He is in black, with white lace at his throat. __ His eyes are upon the observer. Property of a Private Collector. DONAT NONNOTTE ao 4 ' RENCH: 1708—1'785 ‘ CP htvrarhg 91—-M ADEMOISELLE DUMESNIL ns H eight, 32 inches; width, 2514 inches A SLENDER young woman, well developed, is presented in three-quarters view, against a neutral olive background, with quelque chose dans les yeux. She stands facing slightly to the left and regarding the observer, a blond beauty with rosy cheeks, a saucy cap of mauve hue, with a white feather, and holding before her a pink rose. She wears a deep amber frock décolleté, the sleeves slashed with gold, and about her shoulders is a mantle lined with a finely figured tissue of old gold. Her slender waist is girdled with jewels and she wears jeweled armlets. Property of a Private Owner. JOHN OPIE, R.A. Enceutsu: 1761—1807 » Poti? OF A YOUNG LADY h bo ’ Height, 2834 wmches; width, 25 mches Tue figure of a young girl, seen to a little below the waist and slightly inclined to the left, is posed in front of a dark olive-tawny tree. At her left extends a vista of blue landscape and bluish-green sky, with layers of faint rose and cream over the horizon. The arms are held © down beside the skirt of her white gown, the bodice of which is pointed at the waist and trimmed with olive-gray muslin around the circular ~ opening of the neck. A flexible straw hat encircles her dark brown hair, which waves over the forehead and hangs in curls at the sides. A narrow blue ribbon is tied in a bow around her neck. Collection of the late J. Abner Harper, American Art Association, New York, April 20, 1911. ~#47- § 985- Lie sai Property of a Private Owner. JOHN RUSSELL, R.A. R e rere S 1745—1806 6 6 983—MISS JOWETT ANN RUSSELL UE d 5 ‘ Height, 28 inches; width, 24 inches THREE-QUARTERS-LENGTH portrait of a bright-eyed young girl leaning over a balustrade, on which her arms and hands are resting, and look- ing eagerly forward and toward the left. Her blue frock, cut moder- ately low in the neck, has short puffed shoulder sleeves and she wears a necklace of several strands of coral beads. A bunch of grapes still on the vine hangs over her head. Property of a Private Owner. ANTONIO TORRES i a SPANISH: 18'74— ma D: E Lumar Ad 94—DREAMLAND o- os, FA : NZ if ; + fen 4%” Height, 271% inches; length, 84 inches ght arm resting on a railing covered with an embroidery of white and her left elbow on her crossed knee, with hand supporting her » a young lady of classical features is looking far into space and dreaming. Her right hand holds a peacock feather fan. Back of _ her is a park with fountains and flowers, and off in the distance, beyond - me blue water, are the ruins of a classical temple. Signed at the lower left, ANronto Torres. Property of a Private Owner. ay, ANTONIO TORRES eS. “2 PY LY : es H:. 1874-— 9—THE FLOWER GIRL == Height, 3534, inches; width, 28 inches |2S. | —— TureEr-quarrers length portrait of a pretty girl selling flowers, of _ which she carries a basketful. She stands full in the foreground in a sandy walk through a green park which forms the background, with marble statues seen in the distance. Her red gown has a rich floral pattern in colors and she wears a white underwaist with flowing lawn Sleeves. In one hand she holds up a carnation before her bare breast. Signed at the lower left, ANronto Torres. Property of a Private Owner. Sr: ! TED facing the left in the foreground and observed in profile, her ~~. ATTRIBUTED TO SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE, P.R.A. B ¢ | ay Bie 1769—18380 96—-LADY ELIZABETH HARCOURT ~ 1 Height, 4634 inches; width, 3614 inches A youne woman with dark hair and eyes looks smilingly at the ob- server, left hand to her chin and the elbow resting on the arm of the red upholstered sofa on which she is sitting. Figure slightly to right, and her right arm resting on her thigh, the hand holding lightly a lorgnette. Her black, sleeveless décolleté gown is adorned with a single pendant at her breast and she wears a fur-trimmed mantle. Property of a Private Owner. GUSTAVE PAUL DORE , FrencH: 1833—1883 ¥ | 408 4) 97—_AN ALLEGORY OF THE CRUSADES oe, Height, 201% inches; length, 251 inches Tue sketch for one of the artist’s famous large canvases and full of the religious feeling characteristic of them. In the center white robed churchmen bear a shrine on their shoulders, following some mounted men toward a real or imaginary mound, up which horsemen with banners are galloping. Behind the shrine comes a king on a white charger, proffering his crown to a vision in the skies. Im the fore- ground are a number of men and women in various postures. To be sold to close an Estate. — GERMAN = } 4 A Height, 5434 inches; length, 65 inches Ty an orchard on a sunny day a Holstein cow is carefully studied as she walks slowly to the right, nibbling grass as she goes. Her white = back is dappled with the shadows of fruit trees under which she is e passing, the rosy fruit thickly lining the branches among their green : leaves. Back of her a peasant stands in solemn contemplation, smok- ing a long-stemmed pipe, and beyond him are some chickens in the sunlight. g Signed at the lower left, A. Lins. Property of a Private Owner. SECOND AND LAST SESSION THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 3, 1924 IN THE ASSEMBLY HALL . OF THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES BEGINNING AT 8:15 O'CLOCK Catalogue Numbers 115 to 213, inclusive =) i HORATIO WALKER, N.A. . ree 1858— = ee Pay GING THE ROADS (Water Color) so. Height, 6 inches; length, 9 inches i , } I | Be i | i | A psroap road winding through park land when the trees on either side are filled with color, under a blue sky showing riotous banks of cloud, is being harrowed, and two teams moving away from and toward the observer have halted, while horses and workmen rest. = Signed at the lower right, Horatio Wanker, 1900. Property of a Private Collector. JEAN GEORGES VIBERT Frencu: 1840—1902 Wr A Skee’ 116—THE if Abe, CARDINAL (Panel) 4 0 aes eight, 74% mches; width, 584 inches Heap and shoulders portrait of a cardinal of middle age, figure to left, three-quarters front, and face to the front, his laughing eyes upon the spectator over the tops of his spectacles. He wears his religious robes, with red skull-cap over his dark hair, and a white fur collar showing at his throat above his great gold chain. Signed at the lower right, J. G. Vipert. From William Schaus. Shown at the Opening Exhibition, Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1897. Property of the Estate of the Late LarHam A. Fisu. JULIAN ALDEN WEIR, P.N.A. AMERICAN: 1852—1919 an be Syed TIME 0 5 Height, 8 inches; length, 10 inches Own a gently sloping hillside on a sunny day a lone and aged tree with- out foliage presents a picture of beauty, alive with large pink blos- soms. Beside it stands a demure spinster, in rose gown and blue mob cap, holding a small basket of wildflowers. Signed at the lower left, J. AtpEN Weir, 1886. Property of a Prwate Collector. be 150. JAMES ABBOTT McNEILL WHISTLER AMERICAN: 1834—1903 ¥ 118—MOONLIGHT (Pastel) Height, 91% inches; length, 12% inches In a broad stream or lagoon, its surface merely ruffled, a barge-like craft with two masts and sails lies peacefully, athwart the picture, some figures seen aboard. In the light from a visible moon, colors of sails and boat are reflected on the water, and in the distance are observed shore buildings. Signature at the lower left.—In pencil on the back: “This Whistler chalk drawing was purchased in New York, 1923, by Thomas C. Dawson from Mr. De Forest.” a Property of a Private Collector. ALEXANDER H. WYANT, N.A. American: 1836—1892 119--SUMMER PASTORAL 0 Height, 614 inches; length, 934 inches U Berorez a gray and white sky lies a placid rolling landscape, in a light not strong but which softens outlines and allows the foliage of trees to blend with the atmosphere. At left in middle distance a cow grazes, partly in shadow. Signed at the lower left, A. H. Wyant. Purchased from William Macbeth and accompanied by a certificate stating that it was originally purchased direct from Mrs. Wyant. Property of Mr. Cuarres B. Lawson. J. FRANCIS MURPHY, N.A. | 0) AMERICAN: 1853—1921 1200—LANDSCAPE 00 Height, 6 inches; length, 8 inches In the background a line of greenish hills descends from the left, meeting other rounding surfaces of the earth, under a grayish sky, and in the foreground are thistle-growths and clumps of brush, gray and brown in the fading year. | Signed at the lower left, J. Francis Murrny. Property of a Private Collector. WILHELM LEIBL German: 1844—1900 iW, 121—PWRTRAIT OF AN OLD WOMAN . 7 0 ' Height, 11 inches; width, 9% inches HALF-LENGTH portrait of an old woman, whose Me ae lips have sunken, facing the front turned slightly towards her left. Her face is in a strong light. She wears a black cap, a green plaid shawl and a gray-brown dress, the sombreness relieved by white at the throat. Signed at the lower right, W. Lett. This picture has been passed upon by two co-students of Leibl, Luitpold Faust- ner and Lothar Meggendorfer, both of Munich, who deem it an early work of Leibl, and also by Furleyer Andreas, son of the woman portrayed, who says that Leibl painted his mother about 1875. He added that he was glad to see the fine portrait of his mother once more. Property of a Private Owner. THOMAS MORAN, N.A. AMERICAN: . 1837— (122--MARINE f | 196 He¥ght, 8 inches; length, _ A GREEN and tossing sea throws a line of white breakers at the foot of a promontory projecting from the left in middle distance, and in the foreground a sloop comes along at a good clip, cleaving the rough water. ‘The sun is sinking in horizon clouds and clouds aloft are golden and red. 4A inches Signed at the lower right, T. Moran, 1902. Property of a Private Collector. JEAN GUSTAVE JACQUET Frencu: 1846—1909 123—PENSIVE (Panel) ve 0 ; Height, 13 inches; width, 914 inches Fux bust portrait of a fair young lady with light chestnut hair, which is partly concealed under a small white cap hung with a pink ribbon, in a bland light before a neutral grayish background. Figure squarely to front, she turns her head to her right so that her face is seen in three-quarters view, and her rose-red gown is décolleté, with lace-trimmed corsage. Signed at the lower left, G. JACQUET. Property of the Estate of the Late Laruam A. Fisu. PAUL LOUIS NARCISSE GROLLERON 1848—1901 vy GOLD A T RANCAIS Height, 13834 inches; width, 1024 inches In the corner of the courtyard a helmeted man in uniform, booted and spurred, stands facing the right, three-quarters front, and rolling a cigarette. His helmet is decorated with the vie horse’s tail and he wears a greatcoat with cape. Signed lower left, P. GRroLLERon. Property of a Private Owner. EMILE VAN MARCKE : : NCH: fae Ate SiS fala 125—-CATTLE' GRAZING go , Height, 1344 inches; length, 101% inches Bryonp a pond through whose gray water the rushes push up here and there, a number of cows are feeding from the grass along the border of a grove and in a field at the right. The field, away from the shadow of the trees, becomes yellow in the sunlight, and the sky above it has mounds of white and gray clouds. Below and between _them thin veils of the cloud vapor make the rest of the sky a very pale blue. Near the cows a peasant woman is standing. Signed at the lower left, Em. van Marcxe. From the William M. Chase sale, American Art Association, 1912. 27. Bd Property of a Prvvate Collector. Né J en ee eo ee oe os IVAN P. POKITONOW Russian: 1840— a 2 ; -196_F LUSHING she ck i 4 (Panel) i 3 Da Height, 784 inches; length, 1614, inches iz. A vista of a great swamp, brown in the autumn of the year, under a -__ gray-clouded sky with light at the hoziron. Brown reeds and a brown rock in the foreground and middle distance rise above the horizon line and are seen against the light of the sky. ‘Signed at the lower right, I. Poxrronow, 1881. ch Na AR i ; - Property of the Estate of the Late Laruam A. Fisu. ; ides | EMILE VAN MARCKE MK . : | Ir FRENCH: wine! ¥ ; f- _ 127—STUDY OF A BULLOCK EN SUNSHINE (Panel) | b p Height, 13 inches; width, 11 inches f In a gray way which lies along the edge of marshes at the border of a stream a red bullock spotted with white approaches the spectator. Behind it from the left the point of a dark green wood comes into view, reedy growths below and bordering the half-seen stream. The animal eyes the observer keenly, with head level as it walks with meas- ured step. Signed at the lower left, Kim. vAN MarcxkeE. Property of a Private Collector. HENRY PEMBER SMITH ERICAN: 1854-1907 128-VENETIAN GARDENS | S (ee Height, 10 inches; length, 14 winches Tue foreground a canal, its ripples sparkling with color, and on it gondolas with figures in them, one boat moving toward a broad stair in the middle distance. Beyond the stair and at right and left of it a garden of green trees, and at left of the garden and beyond ine Venetian buildings, including in the distance a tewer. Signed at the lower right, Henry P. Smiru. Property of the Estate of the Late LarHam A. Fisu. WILLIAM SARTAIN, A.N.A. Q. p 18438— ae MARSHES AMERICAN :, Yo. Height, 14 mches; length, 17 inches Busuy trees at an irregular corner of a dense wood encroach from the right in the middle distance upon a great open field of level land extending back on the left to a low horizon. The trees are a rich and dense brown, in autumn, and the field before and around them shows similar colors with yellower notes. The foreground is gray and a gray rock stands there. Signed at the lower right, W. Sarratn. Property of a Private Owner. HENRY PEMBER SMITH AMERICAN: 1854-1907 = ywovenice Celo Crt pad (Gouache - 3 5” ’ Height, 11 inches; width, 8 inches __ Burtprines of various heights and characteristic Venetian architecture _ appear in sunlight on the right, bordering a canal which disappears under a white bridge at the distant left. Beyond and back of them to right of the bridge a campanile rises before the lightly clouded sky. Signed at the lower right, Henry P. Surru. Property of the Estate of the Late Laruam A. F isu. HENRY WARD RANGER, N.A. American: 1858—1916 QA, hue Van 130—CLOUDY DAY 30, Broap rough fields of the Low Countries le under a cloudy grayish- _ white sky, and there is a sense of dull monotony in the atmosphere. Through the center of the picture runs a gray road, and a peasant woman is seen walking through it. Beyond her are haystacks and low buildings. (Water Color) Height, 1714, inches; length, 2334 inches Signed at lower left, Henry Warp RANGER, °99. Property of a Private Collector. J.C. KAUFMANN Swiss: CONTEMPORARY 131—DER MONT BLANC BEI ARGENTIERE eens, (Pastel) Height, 19 inches; length, 2415 inches Tue mountain with rugged flanks snow-laden and its lower courses in purplish shadow bounds the landscape in the background and on the left, before it lying a valley of green conifers. In front of the trees a stream winds its irregular way. | | Signed at the lower right, J. C. Kaurmann, 1913. Property of a Private Owner. J. C. KAUFMANN Swiss: CoNTEMPORARY \} 132—THE ALPS (Pastel) 10. ua: : Height, 19 inches; length, 24% mches ‘Unver a dense blue sky streaked with clouds rocky Alpine peaks with snow on the slopes and in every crevice mount toward the top of the picture, a view of the distance obtained across the incline toward the left. Property of a Private Owner. q ; EDWIN CALCOTT | a 4 ‘ ) wae CENTURY | 13883—THE SQUALL gs (Panel) db , S Height, 1644 inches; length, 241% inches Ow a jetty at left, men are in conversation, and off to the right a _____topsail schooner is sailmg at a rapid clip in a choppy sea. She flies the Dutch flag. Other vessels are seen in the offing, and a black _ squall is in evidence at the-distant right. High on the left, the sky is filled with light clouds, and the sunshine coming through lightens the waters around the Dutch Ship. Signed at left on the jetty, Knowin Caxcorr, 1868. Property of a Private Collector. HENRY WARD RANGER, N.A. : American: 1858—1916 Q é NA : Pid e-. 134—_AUTUMN (Panel) | =| | O . Height, 12 inches; length, 16 mches | Our from the right juts a lightly wooded point of land, its trees wear- ing their autumn leafage with hints of gold. On the left an arm of | __ the sea, and in the foreground a few grayish boulders. . Signed at the lower left, H. W. Rance. Purchased direct from the artist. Property of Mr. Cuaries B. Lawson. WILLIAM TROST RICHARDS MERICAN: 1833—1905 Wr. Oh kins iS 1385—_LANDSCAPE VS. Height, 12 arches: acta ee In the foreground rambling arms of a stream, pushing into meadows on the border of a green wood which fills the background, the trees in sunshine and casting dark shadows on the water. Signed at the lower ae W. T. Ricwarps, 1858. — Shown at the Opening Exhibition, Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1897. Property of the Estate of the Late Larnam A. Ftsu. CONSTANT TROYON a B. Boo uaphinxcn: 1810—1865 : i 186—STUDY OF A COW [a : Height, 12°24 inches; width, 1534 inches A RED cow with a dense coat of rich and deep color, modified in the play of the light on it, stands facing the left with sunshine full upon her white face and glinting from her four white feet, her white under- body shadowed. She is on a sandy and brownish patch of ground in a green and rolling meadow, under a partly clouded sky. At lower right the stamp: VENTE TRoyon. Collection Montaignac, Parts. 4.4.Q 14 RX ~ <3. p/50« fe hana Property of a Private Owner. BRUCE CRANE, N.A. AMERICAN: 1857— _187—AUTUMN - | 1) ? ior. Height, 12 inches; length, 16 inches We coat Saude ne ete ne eee — is i is autumn rich in color, and the low hills are a rich, reddish golden- a brown. In the middle. distance are a few trees, either leafless or show- = ing notes of gold and rich crimson. Near the foreground a felled 4 i tree has been sawn into logs. Signed at lower right, Bruce Crane. _ Property of a Private Collector. -NARCISSE VIRGILE DIAZ DE LA PENA ) | Frencu: 1807—1876 Ba IRIERE DANS LA FORET DE FONTAINEBLEAU (Panel) 3 Height, 13 inches; length, 16 inches Oren fields with scattered trees, detached and in clumps, and the rough land of the forest in the distance, on a day of brilliant sunshine but with many clouds in the sky. The foliage and the herbage greenish and golden-brown. Leading straight back through the centre of the landscape a road, in which a peasant woman is walking. Signed at the lower left, N. Draz. 2 From the collection of Thomas McLean, London. — /lgn An~ a) Property of a Private Owner. HENRY P. SMITH AMERICAN: 1854-—1907 ‘= 139—_EV ENING GLOW = ry) S : Height, 12 inches; length, 18 mches A LITTLE-USED road winds between the edge of a stream on the left and green uplands on the right, where beyond tall trees a low cottage stands. The last rays of the unseen sun on the left strike across the road and light the white and creamy walls of the cottage. : Signed at the lower right, Henry P. Smiru. Property of a Private Collector. AMERICAN SCHOOL Wh INETEENTH CENTURY 6 A bee es 140—STARTING FOR THE HUNT IN THE ADIRONDACKS Ad Height, 12 inches; length, 20 inches In the foreground two men, one in a red flannel shirt, are pushing out in a boat from a wooded shore onto a placid lake or stream, ac- companied by three hunting dogs, one looking eagerly out from the prow. The stream disappears-in the background, where cloud mists hang over the mountains. Signed at the lower right. — Property of a Private Collector. _ OTTO DE THOREN AUSTRI 182 1889 Buk. 2 141—HORSES TURN D OUT TO PASTURE > | q iE Panel: ais eight, 21144 mches; width, 1734 inches % ~ dE [REE horses, a black, a sorrel and a white one, free in a meadow, have gathered at a lone pollard willow tree in the foreground, near inlet, on a bright, breezy day. Sale Signed at the lower right, O. pE THOREN. Pp rchased from the sale of the Estate of the ay g ary Hutchinson, = at the American Art Galleries, 1921. - #L 5/0 -Cb /boonek , “ph Property of Mx. Lionetto Perera. aren | ~ on - t ' a HENRY MOSLER, N.A. 3 : | American: 1841— | a K Wilh — 1442—PICKING APPLES ss Height, 18 mches; width, 15 inches _ Unver a low-growing apple tree rich in ripe red fruit a young French _ peasant woman in crimson skirt and brown apron, blue waist and white headdress, reaches high and is filling her apron with apples. Signed at the lower left, Henry Moster, Pont Aven, *79. _ Property of a Private Collector. HENRY P. SMITH AMERICAN: 1854-—1907 0 OL 143—LANDSCAPE IN SUNSHINE AND SHADOW # Vo: : Height, 1214 wches; length, 1814 inches ForEcrounp in cloud shadow and at its verge a woman seated in the grass on the border of a pond. In the sunny middleground trees, and a cottage on the right, and in the distance on the left green fields and wooded hills. Signed at the lower left, Henry P. Smrrn. Property of the Estate of the Late Laruam A. Fisu. ANTON MAUVE \ dk TOE 1838—1888 b 144-S’PUDY OF AN OLD MILL Height, 11 ches; length, 17 inches 4 p A) ; 7 A note from nature of a moss-covered mill, with water-chute and wheel. The ground slopes down from the level of the pond above. Behind the pond is a background of green trees against a gray sky. | Shadows from hidden trees play over the grassy surface of the ground. Signed at the lower left, A. Mauve. From the Joseph Jefferson collection, New York, 1906. /5- SS95~ Sold at the Sale of the Estate of J. R. ANpREws at the American Art Galleries, January, 1916. - +46 - p heS- a < Property of a Prvvate Owner. WILLIAM H. HOWE, N.A. | OAT Set n: 1846— pcite ATTLE (Panel) To ee er fe toa a ; F H . . q § “ : vv » Skea, Ss bi Height, 12 inches; length, 16 inches STANDING in a stream on a sunny summer day are white cows and a red one and cows of mixed coloring, and the trees and landscape around them are a soft and bright green. Signed at the lower left, Witu1am H. Hows, N.A., 1916. Property of Mr. Cuaritzs B. Lawson. EGBERT VAN DER POEL wren: 1621—1654 oy. 146—AT THE WELL (Panel) Height, 15 inches; length, 1934 mches Own the left an old yellow house with thatched roof, on the bank of a stream. At the corner of the house an old woman pumping water, and ducks on the ground in front of her and in the stream. In a doorway at left another figure appears. Signed at the lower left, E. van vex Port, 16.... (date not deciphered). Property of a Private Collector. CARL MULLER ERMAN 147VESTAL 50 ’ Height, 201%, inches; width, 1314 inches TuHreEe-quarters length standing figure of a solemn faced young woman before a clouded background. She faces the observer, her head slightly inclined toward her right shoulder, over her head is a gauze veil, and she wears a rose waist of loose cut and a black mantle. __ Signed at the lower left, Cart MtLuLer, Disseitporr, 1878. Property of a Private Collector. HENRY WARD RANGER, N.A. AMERICAN: 1858—1916 148—WOODLAND INTERIOR (Board) A: Tuer woods in autumn, with delicate coloring in their foliage, and leaves already carpeting the ground, where gray and lichen-covered boulders protrude from low banks. The foreground the foliage over- shadows, the middleground is a sunny clearing, and in the background the woods are dense. : Height, 12 inches; length, 16 inches Signed at the lower left, Henry W. Rancer, 1906. Property of a Private Collector. A 4 PoE RS EERE EA RE REE Pe TO ED No MNO aoe PIERRE P. PRUD’HON y GTI. : 1758—1823 c A... 149—PORTRAIT DE JEUNE HOMME 7 © ° Height, 22 inches; width, 1914 inches Hatr-Lencru portrait to right, three-quarters front; a young man, almost of feminine features, with rosy checks, large blue eyes and small mouth. He has an abundance of golden hair which falls to his shoulders, and is clad in white and greenish-black. Property of a Private Owner. GEORGE HERBERT McCORD, A.N.A. AMERICAN: 1848—1909 of 2, i) yee on 150—OLD MILL ON THE AVON, STRATFORD, ENGLAND | / A b) ’ Height, 12 inches; length, 20 inches A BUILDING with a belfry rises in the middle distance, on the right of a placid stream still of small dimensions, which broadens in the fore- ground. Shadows are cast toward the observer, on the right is a figure in a rowboat, and to the left are white ducks, swimming. The surrounding countryside is green, lush, and supports many trees, with a cottage at the left and a towered building at the right visible in the distance. Signed at the lower right, G. H. McCorp. Property of the Estate of the Late Laruam A. Fisu. EMILE VAN MARCKE Frencu: 1827—1890 B.S perk 151_THE WATER MILL A a4 P Height, 2514 inches; width, 21 mches Tatu and straight rise slender trees above and about an old grey- gabled water-power mill, which stands to left of centre in a green and sunny clearing, its water wheel athwart the view. On the grass rm the foreground a woman from the mill cottage, in purple and blue and white and red, stands closely surrounded by many chickens who have rushed to her at the feeding call. Signed at the lower right, Em. van Marcxe. Collection Boussod Valadon, Paris; Collection Eugene Glaenzer, New York; Collection I. Montaignac, Paris. 4.a.a/ lists ELS. 2 57S b4.h yi q Property of a Private Owner. w J MAURITZ,)FREDERICK HENDRICK DE HAAS E A 1832—1895 Ne 192M ARINE by vV Height, 14 inches; length, 22 inches In the right foreground a low mass of red-sandy rocks projecting mto a blue sea, with an outstanding rock against which the waves first break. In the left distance some sailing craft, and at right in the distance a low shore under brilliant white clouds. Signed at the lower right, M. F. H. pr Haas. Property of a Private Owner. JAMES McDOUGAL HART, N.A. AMERICAN: 1828—1901 58—_COWS IN WOODLAND a go ' Height, 20 inches; width, 14 inches Oren woodland along a stream, and through an arch of the trees a glimpse of azure sky. In the foreground the edge of a stream, to which some cows have come down, a slant of sunshine illumining their leader. Back of them comes a man. Signed at the lower right, Jamus M. Harr. Purchased direct from the artist. Property of Mr. Cuaries B. Lawson. C. HARRY EATON, A.NA. a AMERICAN: 1850—1901 SL eyes ~ 154—LANDSCAPE iz YY on Height, 16 inches; length, 24 inches be va In the autumn one sees a tranquil sylvan landscape just taking on the changing colors of the waning year. A foreground green and cut by a brook displays some brown brush, and at left an orange-brown tree among some smaller trees. In middle distance a brown field. Beyond it dense green woods turning brown and a distant hillside. Signed at the lower left, C. Harry Eaton. Purchased from the Sale of the Estate of the Late Frank R. Lawrence at the American Art Galleries, 1919. HS S70 Wb Suman, lif Property of Mr. Lionetito PERERa. FREDERICK BALLARD WILLIAMS, N.A Rot Ca SAN: 1871— ( oe ND FIGURE | se O ’ Height, reas inches; length, 24 inches Unver a blue sky with grayish-white clouds which is visible at the right a rough landscape of wild land is depicted in early autumn. At left the edge of a wood and at its border a figure in white and red. At right woods on lower land of the middle distance, beyond a foreground marked by outstanding gray boulders. Signed at the lower right, Frep’k BaLLarp WriiiaMs. Purchased direct from the artist. Property of Mr. Cuarzes B. Lawson. LEON RICHET eis 6) i Wee vi 1847—1907 ( 156-—EV ENING SUN : OQ: Height, 16 inches; length, 24 inches - a \ ? . at o™ ome - i A LANDSCAPE at the end of day with light clouds covering a sky which at the horizon is crimson. The light clouds and the crimson glow are reflected in a lake of the foreground, which is darkened by the shadows of a group of trees. Standing beside the trees is a peasant woman in blue, white and red. At the right a point of woods projects into the lake. Signed at lower right, Lton RicHer. Property of a Private Owner. JEAN JACQUES HENNER Gs fs | Frencu: 1829—1905 Aut ee 157—PORTRAIT HEAD (Panel) Lf f Height, 10°%4 mches; width, 81% inches From F. Gerard, Paris. Property of a Private Owner. Heap and shoulders of a blond young woman, figure to left three- quarters front and face in profile to left, observed in a broad light against a dark background. Face and breast are white, her loose hair is a light brown, and about her shoulders is a crimson wrap. Signed at the upper right, J. J. HENNER. JULES DUPRE Frencu: 1812—1899 158—_LANDS apenly in 4 4 a Height, 12 inches; length, 20 inches Woops are at left in the foreground, their foliage showing autumn tints, and the sunshine glinting from their light trunks. Across a pond or stream which reflects the ight from a brilliant sky is another clump of woods, made up of short trees; in the background are the fields of agriculture. Signed at lower left, Jutzes Dupre. rane sce oe Se aye ty ‘ rn p Property of a Private Owner. GUY C. WIGGINS, A.N.A. het a. dr yiiye. © 1883— 4 159—_TWIN PEAKS 0 p ' Height, 12 inches; length, 16 inches A GREEN landscape of wide expanse, the observer looking over an extensive valley of diversified aspect, with occasional dwellings, and over rolling lands that‘finally lead to two distant rounded peaks sit- ting as twins under the clouds. Signed at the lower left, Guy C. Wreerns. Property of a Prvvate Collector. ee ~~ - + E JEAN CHARLES CAZIN Frencu: 1840—1901 = é + 160—TOBLAS AND THE ANGEL ; 3 AS ak . Height, 1314 mches; length, 1614 inches A Hitt of uneven surface and showing yellowish-green notes, and a few wild flowers in the foreground, descends from the left, treeless and in sunshine. Near the left. foreground appear the two figures of the title, standing on the ground and in conversation. At the right is more wild land, a darker green, and rising to a high and nearly level horizon. Signed at the lower left, J. C. Cazin. Property of a Private Owner. ALEXANDER H. WYANT, N.A. _AmeERican: 1836—1892 ty. £. ER Sas t Height, 15 inches; length, 26 inches A variep American landscape of hill and valley i presented to view, under a pale sky with many light clouds. The hillsides are largely covered with trees in the full richness of summer foliage, and the parts clear of trees show fields of varied color. On low ground in the middle distance are cottages almost buried in the trees. The green open fore- ground shows outcroppings of gray and brown rocks. Signed at lower left, A. H. Wyant, 1860. Property of a Private Owner. FELIX ZIEM eRe, 1821—1911 162—LE reed OUR DU GRAND PRIX » bet Height, 18Y4 inches; length, 26 inches A BROAD avenue, in cloud shadow in the foreground, closes in in per- spective down the centre of the picture, bordered by high banks of shrubbery and trees and leading into sunshine, and on to a dim and vague distance and toward a gray rainy sky. Surmounting the green banks, city houses catch the shaft of sunshine. In eager motion in the avenue are massed all manner of vehicles and people afoot, mak- ing all haste possible. Signed at lower right, ZieM. From the sale of Messrs. Winkel & Magnussen of Copenhagen, Amer- ican Art Galleries, April, 1922.-*/3- prye- daw Galhewo Property of a Private Owner. CHARLES EMILE JACQUE M f : | Frencu: 1813—1894 ! e 16838—_CHICKENS | : { b S, Height, 1814 inches; width, 15 mches AN exquisite painting with all the charm that Jacque put into his compositions of simple animal life and building surfaces. The corner of a yard is depicted with a few steps leading down into it and a wall of plaster over brick at the back of the steps. On the steps are a game rooster and numerous hens of various colors. -Most of them are taking life easy in the sunshine. On the ground are bits of green vegetables, and one hen is down there getting her feed. | Signed at the lower left, Cu. Jacque. Property of a Private Collector. CHARLES SCHREYVOGEL OF Oss baa 1861—1912 164TH E CLOSE CALL 350: Height, 25 inches; width, 34 inches In the foreground two Hoke are galloping fiercely in the spectator” s direction. One, a bay, bears a middle aged cowboy, whose smoking pistol is held up near his head. The other, an Indian calico pony, carries two Indians on. its back, one of whom aims his pistol at the 4 cowboy. In the background, fighting is going on and a horse lies dead. Signed at lower right, CHas. ScuREYvoGEt. Property of a Private Owe? , LEON RICHET iS, WS. LY ' emia 1847—1907 165—EV ENING ee 4 Se Height, 16 inches; length, 24 inches A couLpEN light glows softly above the horizon, an after effect of — sunset, while the light of day is still over the earth. In the foreground an irregular stream reflects the light clouds above the golden ones, and at the right and left are short and tall trees in groups, and near the centre stands a lone poplar. Coming down to the stream is a girl in blue, white and red. ee Signed at the lower right, Lton Ricuer. Property of a Private Owner. = } MARTIN RICO SpanisH: 1850—1908 Seat +e 166—GARDEN IN THE LAGUNA 5S Height, 1714, inches; length, 311% inches Unver a fair turquoise sky slightly hazy toward the horizon a garden wall reaches from the right into the picture, with water in front of it and passing around the left, beyond which is a distant city. Above the garden wall rise trees and plentiful greenery, in the sunshine, and the reflections enliven the water of the foreground. On a green point of land at the left, in front of the wall, are two figures. Signed at right, on the wall, Rico. Property of the Estate of the Late Laruam A. Fisu. ROBERT C. MINOR, N.A. AMERICAN: 1840—1904 | 167—LANDS VoD: Height, 22 inches; length, 30 inches One of the most exquisite and poetic of the artist’s paintings. A landscape of charm executed with the restraint of a masterly brush. On the right is the edge of a forest, the foliage in the luxury of full summer. On the left is a wooded hillside, which shows also a detached tree, and in the background are low hills. In the foreground and extending to the middle distance is a marsh with lush green grasses and some brownish bushy weeds, and in a corner a pond of blue water comes to view. Sunshine lights the marsh and tints the lighter clouds in a sky which shows some blackness. 3 | : Signed at lower right, Mrxor. From the Mimor sale. ve Property of a Private Owner. LOT “ON CHIN ‘owpl *Q waqoy fg) addvosanv’y] EDWARD WILLIS REDFIELD a g. - | | ! | Ag be 1868— 168—WOODS IN WINTER Ts | Height, 18 Sees length, 26 dabhee SNow covers the ground and the bare as of frees are seen all around, their tops rising above the picture line. In the background and toward the right the land rises. Coming to view in the middle . distance a cold green brook winds into the picture, and broadens on / its way forward. — | | omen Signed at the lower right, EK. W. RepFIELD. '. Property of a Private Owner. JAKOB MARIS Z IK | s Tee 1838—1899 © ; e 6 | 169—THE END OF DAY _ / ) p } Height, 19 inches; length, 31 imches A LANDSCAPE in the dusk, with a canal in the middle distance and a few trees seen obscurely. In the foreground, headed towards the right, a team of wearied horses are seen and the figure of a man on top of one of them. | Signed at the lower right, J. Marts. From the American Art Association. AB v Property of a Private Owner. VICTOR PIERRE HUGUET Frencu: 1835—1902 4. ie. k 170—-CAVALIERS ARABES / 2 , Height, 26 inches; length, 334 inches On a sandy plain covered with grass and weeds, which occupies the foreground, a number of Arabs are seen, most of them mounted. They sit their gray and brown horses rigidly, each holding his long gun. | Their picturesque apparel is of various colors. Two men stand on the | ground near them, and others, mounted, are seen in the background. | In the distance are bleak and colorful hills, and brilliant sunshine illumines the entire scene. | Signed at lower left, V. Hucuer. Property of a Private Owner. >a GEORGE INNESS, JR., N.A. ; AmeERIcAN: 1854— %, TB. et : 171_SUMMER SKIES 4 SO : Height, 2834 inches; length, 36 inches GREEN fields of indefinite details border a foreground pond, and extend across the picture under cloud shadows. Beyond some trees in the middle distance sunshine breaks through the clouds and illumines the earth. The sky is a mass of clouds, some white, some creamy, some gray, and at left are glimpses of the blue beyond. On the right and high aloft a black storm is gathering. : : Signed at lower right, INNEss, JR. Purchased direct from the artist. Property of a Private Owner. BRUCE CRANE, N.A. , f | fey CA 1857— ‘ | 172—HILLSIDES, GREEN AND GOLDEN 2 0-0. Height, 20 inches; length, 23°4 inches GREEN hills fill the background, their shadows bluish. In the valley before them are white cottages and a silver-blue stream. On the hither side of the stream another cottage appears in the green fields, and on a hillside in the foreground appears a golden field. Signed at lower right, BrucE CRANE. Purchased direct from the artist. Property of Mr. CuHarzes B. Lawson. JEAN CHARLES CAZIN 3 Frencu: 1840—1901 — bS0, Gt is Conwy, 173—BRITTANY COAST | Height, 32 inches; width, 2534 inch: In late afternoon some leaden clouds are moving in the sky, and among them others tinged with mauve, while beyond them, low over the sea, the sky is a tone of pale gold. The foreground is a rough hillside sloping to the water, its wild and wind-blown grasses and flowers lean- — 4 | ing under the pressure of the airs. At the top of the hill are some stone ruins, and near the bottom in the foreground a woman is seated a reading. She is young with golden-red hair, and a kerchief EEA DE : her head. She is observed in profile to the right. 4 Signed at the lower ie J. C. Cazin. From the ager Palmer Collectio Property of a Private Owner. No. 173—Brirrany Coast (By Jean Charles Cazin ROBERT WARD VAN BOSKERCK, N.A. Q a i ) Pecd 1855— 174—A BIT OF MEADOW NEAR é 4 ST. HUBERT, ADIRONDACKS | | ¢ ry : Height, 24 inches; length, 32 inches Srrone sunlight is reflected from bits of yellow-green meadow in the right foreground and the central middle distance, the meadows lying __ in a valley almost encircled by wooded mountains, and bisected by a clear stream conspicuous in the left foreground. In the stream the — i blue and green and rose and mauve reflections of the sky and trees intensify each other, and the still air of summer is warm over the — landscape. z Signed at the lower right, R. W. Van Boskercx. Direct from the artist. Property of a Private Owner. MAURITZ FREDERICK HENDRIK DE HAAS AMERICAN: 1832—1895 no RINE: TH oe ae Height, 27 inches ; width, 22 mches . Wir a steam lighter and a savin vessel seen pitching in the Biche before a heavily storm-laden sky, the tossing sea breaks against pro- jecting rocks in the foreground, sending white foam high in the air. Signed at the lower right, M. F. H. pz Haas, 751 Purchased from the Sale of the Estate of the Late Mary Hutchinson at the American Art Galleries, 1921. —-F35- 75 — hh & Carne “gh Property of Mr. Lionetto PERERA. - ROBERT WARD VAN BOSKERCK, N.A. | AMERICAN: 1855— 176—_CONNECTICUT HILLS b b Height, 24 inches; length, 36 inches Ow a day of brilliant sunshine a wide expanse of country is depicted in panoramic view. Cultivated and wild fields, woods, flowers and streams appear in great variety, and in the foreground a rough field road winds between a hillside and a pond. On the left is a mass of field flowers, in bloom. In a middle distance valley appears a village. Signed at lower left, R. W. Van BosxKercx. Property of a Private Owner. ROBERT WARD VAN BOSKERCK, N.A. 1" | | ee 1855— ' 4 177—EARLY SUMMER, KEENE VALLEY Q v 0 Height, 24 inches; length, 32 inches eae. . A sHALLow stream entering the picture in the central distance broadens — E to occupy the foreground, and varieties of trees grow thickly on either side. Far in the background is the blue cone of a mountain, The sky a is a paler blue and strewn with light clouds. Sunshine illumines a part of the perspective, and the foliage of the trees is reflected in the stream. . oo Signed at the lower right, R. W. Van Bosxercx. Direct from the artist. Property of a Private Owner. GEORGE H. BOUGHTON, N.A., R.A. 0 i () ) iy Bees 1833—1905 173—THE SWING | = a t S ’ Height, 20 inches; length, 30 mches CHILDREN are at play in the foreground and a small girl is in a swing, its ropes pulled by older girls. She has kicked off a slipper. Other _ children are at either hand, and two small ones are seated in a golden field in the middle distance. More trees fill the background. Signed on the foremost tree at left, GHB (monogram), ’66. Property of the Estate of the Late LarHam A. Fisu. 1 A owe S a ad Pa pen . yas oF ra ie . a aiecina oe ba ay ie A FRANK MYERS BOGGS AMERICAN: 1855— 179—LA S SINE A PARIS: QUAI DES AUGUSTINS Height, 251% inches; length, 3614, inches Tue river traverses the picture from the right foreground to the left distance passing midway under the busy Pont Neuf, with the statue of Henri IV visible. On the left the broad quai is alive with pedes- trians and vehicles and the long line of stalls of the bouquinistes is partly deserted. The river is full of colorful reflections partly from picturesque buildings on the right bank, which is in sunshine. Signed at the lower left, Franx Boces, Paris, 1922. Purchased direct from artist. Property of a Private Owner. JOSEPH H. BOSTON AMERICAN :- CONTEMPORARY WO. Freean 180—LANDSCAPE / 0, Height, 25 inches; length, 30 inches Unver a white and gray clouded sky with brilliant sunshine coming through rifts a diversified landscape i is spread before the eye. | On the left is rough land partly wooded, bordered by a rude road which leads straight back from the foreground; midway is a woman, walle On the right are open fields, with occasional cottages. | ee LYE ELIT LILES LT SOL IH LENE SRDS INO NOLL GEL AS EE RINE LENIN, SO LL CRY EA Signed at the lower left, Josep H. Boston. ee Purchased from I. A. Rose. Property of Mr. Cuarires B. Lawson. HENRY P. SMITH ther, a 1854— 1907 Soy te Ura LLIVAN COUNTY SO: Height, 25 inches; length, 3514 inches Hixrs in sunshine and in shadow, under clouds grayish and golden, and valleys between them. In the foreground the landscape is green, and supports numerous trees, and through a valley a hurrying brook courses, from the centre of the picture toward the left foreground. Signed at the lower right, Henry P. Suirn. Shown at the Openmg Exhibition, Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, June, 1897. } Property of the Estate of the Late LarHam A. Fisu. GUSTAVE COURBET 3 FRENCH: eee \ e 182—LE MOULIN EN LA VALLEE i b Se e Height, 281, inches ; length, 3614 anches Hvce gray cliffs abut on the right, their tops covered with short trees, and at their foot is a patch of green grass. In the centre of the canvas, before a mass of green trees whose foliage is in sunshine, there appears the complicated structure of an old mill and residence com- bined, its various gables pointing in different directions. The face is brown, under a red-brown tile roof. All around is greenery, and down through the central ground comes the mill stream, in two branches, the water whitening in its descent. ; Signed at lower right, G. Courset, 1869. Property of a Private Owner. GEORGE H. BOGERT, A.N.A. AMERICAN: 1864— _ BW. Laces 188—_SUMMER MORNING JA 7 Height, 28 inches; length, 36 inches Mornrxe over an inviting landscape of woodland and open fields. In the foreground on either hand are the edges of woods, at either side of a pond, and beyond the water are fields in sunshine, extending to far hills. ‘ Signed at the lower left, Grorce H. Bocrrr. ws Purchased direct from the artist. Property of Mr. Cuartes B. Lawson. THOMAS BIRCH Honorary Member National Academy of Design ¢ {ERICAN: 1779-—1851 | ate BANA TTOAL 184A NAVAL COMBAT q 9) ' Height, 1914 wmches; length, 24 inches On an ocean of confused seas four warships of the days of sails are depicted in battle. Among them the United States frigate “Consti- tution” and the British ‘‘Warspite.” The ships are firig and the red flashes are followed by clouds of white smoke. Signed at lower left, Navau Comsat, T. Bircu. Formerly mn the Estate of Major William Boerum Wetmore. vou Property of a Private Owner. PIERRE MIGNARD Frencu: 1610—1695 185—_THE DUC ESS OF LORRAINE 930. | g Hatr-Lencru standing figure of a handsome young woman, with large and brilliant eyes, facing the spectator. Her décolleté gown is richly embroidered, and further adorned with jewels. An ermine mantle envelopes her, embroidered in gold with the fleur-de-lys of France. At left and right at the bottom is “Mme. la Duchesse de Lorraine.” Painted in an oval on a rectilinear canvas. wmches; width, 23 inches Béatrix Cusance (died 1663), wife of Charles IV, Duke of Lorraine. Erom the Vicomte de Valence Collection. ‘a6 Calaha it ae Property of a Private Collector. JOHN TRUMBULL American: 1756-—1843 186—WILLIAM GILES GODDARD, 1794-1846 | / i Height, 30 inches; Cad inches Bo, Mr. Cerys mynd: Big pH Portrair of a middle aged man, thre¢ quarters length, seated and facing the left, three-quarters front. He has a rosy complexion and is partly bald and he wears a choker collar, white jabot and white waistcoat, and a black coat, He is seated in an armchair upholstered in red, and rests one hand in his lap. William Giles Goddard was graduated from Brown University in 1812, was owner of the newspaper Rhode Island American from 1814 to 1825, and a teacher of philosophy from 1825 to 1834. Col. John Trumbull, who served under Washington, was born in Connecticut, a son of the Governor, “Brother Jonathan” Trumbull. After the Revolution he went to London to study under West and was arrested in retaliation for the execution of Major André. He was released only under the surety of West and Copley. He preceded Rembrandt Peale in the presidency of the American Academy. Property of a Private Owner. J. L. KRIMMEL A AMERICAN: 1785—1821 187—PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMA %0 Height, 2734 wmches; length, 22 inches HaL¥F-LeNeTH portrait of a young man with a bland, inquiring look, to right, three-quarters front. He wears a black coat and a white waistcoat, stock and jabot. His chestnut hair is curly and he wears young whiskers forward of his ears. John Lewis Krimmel came to Philadelphia from Europe and became a member of the Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts. He painted a large picture of the landing of William Penn and many portraits. Dunlap recounts his life and gives a list of paintings by him. Property of a Private Owner. (Companion to Number 188) J. L. KRIMMEL 2 ( Q y.\ a0 wee: 1785—1821 188—PORTRAIT OF A LADY Y dD Height, 2724 inches; length, 22 inches At three-quarters length, standing and facing slightly to the left, a handsome young woman of oval features, with black hair curled and worn in the formal fashion of the period. She wears a trim white gown and ruche, and she is enwrapped in a blue mantle, with a line of gold at the edge. ; John Lewis Krimmel came to Philadelphia from Europe and became a member of the Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts. He painted a large picture of the landing of William Penn and many portraits. Dunlap recounts his life and gives a list of paintings by him. Property of a Private Owner. (Companion to Number 187) 4, Py THREE-QUARTERS length portrait of a handsome man, standing with 7 THOMAS SULLY Honorary Member National Academy of Design AMERICAN: 1783—1872 sen Hast te WOOD RICHARDS, 1797- 1851 Height, 86 inches; width, 281 inches his right hand tucked into his coat, and his left elbow resting on a red pedestal. In his left hand he holds a book, a finger marking a place between the leaves, He wears the formal black clothing of the second quarter of the nineteenth century, his coat collar rising high at the back of his neck and enfolding a high white turnover collar upheld by a white stock. The edge of a cream colored waistcoat comes to view. 7 ode ae NUMBER A scan HL, N.A. 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