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ON FREE PUBLIC VIEW
FROM 9 A. M. UNTIL 6 P. M.
hier h AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
MADISON AVENUE, 56TH TO 57TH STREET, NEW YORK
ENTRANCE 30 EAST 577TH STREET
BEGINNING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1923
AND CONTINUING UNTIL THE DATE OF THE SALE
INCLUDING SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2 TO 5 P.M.
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN
OIL PAINTINGS
feet SOLD AT UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE
Peers AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
ON THE
EVENINGS OF WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
NOVEMBER 14 AND 15
BEGINNING AT 8.15 O?CLOCK
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
Bei fos
si ba lsly
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN
ie OIL PAINTINGS
FORMING THE COLLECTIONS OF
Mr. JOHN M. GREENE
OF PHILADELPHIA
Mr. FRANCIS DRAZ
NEW YORK
AND THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
i Db. MEYER
NEW YORK
TO BE SOLD AT UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE
Peete iE RICAN: ART GALLERIES
ON THE EVENINGS HEREIN STATED
THE SALE TO BE CONDUCTED BY
MR. OTTO BERNET AND MR. HIRAM H. PARKE
THe AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Inc., MANAGERS
ENTRANCE 30 EAST 57TH STREET
NEW YORK
1923
ALL DETAILS OF
DESIGNS ITS CATAI
TEXT AND TY1 7
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
eard 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.
f 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.
If. 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. ‘
IX. 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.
Bvery 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 lot number be given,
but also the title, and bids should be stated to be so much for the lot, and when the
lot consists of one or more volumes of books or objects of arts, the bid per volume
or piece should also be stated. If the one transmitting the order is unknown to the Asso-
eae a deposit must be sent or reference submitted. Shipping directions should also
be given.
i 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. PARKE,
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 GALCER.
MADISON AVENUE
56TH TO 57TH STREET
ENTRANCE, 30 EAST 57TH STREET
NEW -YORK Cit
FIRST EVENING’S SALE
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1923
IN THE ASSEMBLY HALL
OF
THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
BEGINNING AT 8.15 O'CLOCK
Catalogue Numbers 1 to 92, inclusive
JULIUS ADAM
GERMAN: 1852— Fit
1—KITTENS a
; Height, 61% inches; length, 8 mches
Ar a doorway in a gray court paved with red tile a black and white
kitten, standing, humps its back and curls its tail in challenge to a
tiger-striped kitten lying comfortable on a coat hanging over a basket.
Signed at the lower right, Jut. Apa, 1888.
Purchased from Hermann Schaus.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
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GUSTAVE JEAN JACQUET
ae 1 bebe: 1846—1909
2—YOUTHFUL HEAD
Height, 814 inches; width, 6 inches
Tuts is a study of a young girl, the face seen nearly in profile to the
left and the eyes turned in the same direction. Her flowing brown hair
is bound to her head by a slender ribbon, and a loose white drapery
falls over both shoulders.
Signed at right, above shoulder, G. JAcQuET.
From the Blumenthal Collection, 1906.-# hee: pees: x Lb. 13. emi
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Mryrr.
HENRY M. HOYT
t Qi 1 Bde rcoprcemcan: CoNTEMPORARY
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THE WRITER
Height, 14 inches; width, 14 inches
Iy a plain room with simple furniture or a corner of a studio a young
woman sits with back to the spectator and facing the right, writing
at a square table with turned and spreading legs. She wears a white
summer waist and dark skirt.
Signed at the lower left, Henry M. Hoyt, 1916.
From a Salmagundi Club auction.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Mryrr.
CARL KAHLER
aud H. Beets Pe
4A-—-VMY LADY'S PLACE
: Height, 10 inches; width, 8 inches
es TS, Upon the marble top of-a carved and gilded dressing table in a boudoir
of crimson walls a pet Angora cat is seated, contemplating its image
complacently as reflected in the scroll-framed mirror before it.
Signed at the lower right, Cart Kau Er.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
p. LJ LOUIS EUGENE LAMBERT
Frencu: 1825—1900
5—CATS
Height, 1034 imches; length, 1334 imches
A serious and sentimental study of two cats with white noses, necks
and underbodies, their heads and backs with tiger stripes—one with a
suggestion of the Persian breed.
Signed at the lower right, L. Euc. Lampert.
From the Buchanan Collection, New York, 1912-3 7 - pile. Vis Meyer)
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
(LL Nee Waivers : 1854
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DAVID WALKLEY
0 2 , AMERICAN: 1849—
6—HUSKING CORN
Height, 12 inches; length, 16 inches z
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On an autumn day, with sunlight enough to bring out the soft colors
of earth and clouds and form faint shadows on the ground two boys
are in a field where the corn is in shock, and they are busily husking
and putting the ears into baskets and an ox cart.
Signed at the lower right, Davin WALKLEY.
From a Salmagundi Club auction.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
JOSE FRAPPA
1904
7—THE MONK’S BREAKFAST
(Panel)
Height, 14 inches; width, 111% inches
A sotirary monk in black habit is seated at a small carved table with
a variegated coverlet, on which is spread a white serviette with the
means of his simple morning meal.
Signed at the lower left, Jost Frarpa.
From the Emerson McMillin Collection, New York, 113-46 Di 7 4 fd.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
H. J. MARLATT
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ts th. MN: THE SWIMMING HOLE
Te 0p Height, 12 inches; length, 16 inches
Bryonp a verdant foreground, the herbage touched with color, a gray
stream, wandering. Beyond the water, woods in autumnal hues,
observed vaguely through a haze.
Signed at the lower left, H. J. Maruarr, 1914.
From a Salmagundi Club auction.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Mryrr.
ALFRED TOWNSEND BRICHER, A.N.A.
AMERICAN: 1839—1908
AND
| ea JAMES SYMINGTON
. t: AMERICAN: 1841—
9—GATHERING FLOWERS
(Water Color)
ay, Aone
J : Height, 21 mches; width, 1244 inches
Azone the edge of some woodland a serious young lady is passing,
stopping to gather wild flowers, as the bunch she holds in her turned-up
overskirt tells. Her white bonnet and dress are adorned with pink.
Signed at the [ore left, J. SyMincTon anv A. T. BricHeEr,
1875.
From the Buchanan Sale, 1912.- 2 ~ ~ ve 4b. Mb,
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Mryrr.
S. SIMONI
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10—CAVALIER AND JESTER.
(Water Color)
3 0 Height, 15 inches; length, 201% inches
SEATED on an elaborately carved cassone in front of a tapestried wall
a jester in red accompanying himself on a lute sings for the entertain-
ment of a brilliantly appareled cavalier seated on a chair at his right.
Signed at the lower right, S. Stmont, Roma, 1879.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
DAVID J. GUE
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11—MOONLIGHT MARINE
9 ae Height, 12 mches; length, 16 inches
| GREEN waters of an almost flat sea come lazily forward, rippling in
shallow lines of white along a flat foreground shore. In a heavily
clouded sky the full moon breaks through, illumining softly the deserted
waters.
Signed at the lower right, D. J. Gur.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
LEO HERRMANN
by al Frencu: 1838—1907
CARDINAL
Height, 8%4 inches; width, 6%4 inches
Duscenvine the stone steps of a handsome house on the right, a car-
dinal turns to look with a complacent smile upon someone who comes
from the direction of the spectator. In the background a wooded park.
Signed at the lower left, Leo Herrmann.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
MARIE ROSA BONHEUR
Por. Bai Fyn: 1822—1899
1i8—STUDY OF THE CHAMOIS
Height, 8 inches; length, 1314 inches
Sranpine on rocks or lying on coarse grass before the edge of a wood
half a dozen members of the antelope family, chiefly the young, are
carefully studied in sundry attitudes.
Signed at the lower left, Rosa Bonnevur. On stretcher,
seal of the VentTE Rosa BonHEnR, 1900.
The property of Mr. Joun M. GREENE.
REINHARD SEBASTIAN ZIMMERMANN
; GeRrMAN: 1815—1893
L ye D date
14+-THE CONSULTATION
(Panel)
Height, 84% mches; length, 11 mches
Ar opposite corners of a small plain wooden table in a plain room with
gray walls, the end of a bookcase showing darkly at the left, two men
are seated, in animated discussion over some papers under their hand,
the discussion earnest but its subject manifestly not without humor.
Signed at top, to left of centre, R. 5. ZIMMERMANN.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
HERMANN KAULBACH
GreRMAN: 1846—1909
15—INATTENTION flo A 4 RDS ras
(Panel)
O01 Height, 614 inches; length, 121 5 imches
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Lyrne prone in a strong light on the gray stone flooring of a court
a small golden-haired girl in a red checked frock turns her chubby
face toward the spectator, as she gazes with interest at a black bunny
about which she has thrown her left arm. Her right arm, extended
in front of her and supporting her head, lies on the page of a large
volume from which her pet has turned her attention.
Signed at the upper right, Herm. Kaupacn, 1893.
Purchased from Hermann Schaus.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
CAMILLE MAGNUS
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16—WOOD INTERIOR
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(Panel)
Height, 121% inches; width, 9% inches
Inrerior of a wood dense and ancient, with ancient cleared patches
thickly carpeted in green, and occasional boulders of brown rock.
Lights play engagingly upon the trunk of a sturdy beech standing in
the left middleground, and beyond the tree appears the seated figure
of a woman.
Signed at the lower left. C. Macnus.
The property of Mr. Joun M. GREENE.
EDUARD GRUTZNER
GERMAN: 1846—1898
17—LUNCH TIME
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Height, 914 inches; length, 11% inches
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TureE brown-clad friars sit at a plain carved wood table, about to
refresh themselves, and beaming with pleasurable anticipation, one
facing the spectator, his fellows facing each other at his either side.
Bread and meat and radishes await them and generous flagons are being
filled.
Signed at the upper right, Ey. GRUTZNER.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
EK. LEMMENS
: CoNTEMPORARY
18—POULTRY YARD ~*~ “—
(Panel)
) Y By Height, 924 inches; length, 1414 inches
Unver a blue sky billowing with gray-white clouds the gable of a gray
cottage with brown thatched roof comes to view over the corner of a
creamy-gray wall, in the middle distance, with green trees beside the
cottage extending to left. Sloping ground before the wall, declining to
a foreground pool, is alive with chickens and ducks.
Signed at the lower right, HK. LEMMENs.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
19
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J. FRANCIS MURPHY, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1853—1921
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19—AN OLD HOUSE Incl
Height, 12 mches; width, 12 inches |
Setpom has this artist achieved a finer bit of tonality. It is of a
golden gray that reaches even into the sky, which, however, preserves
its delicacy of blues and silver, and there is the mystery. The old house
is all but lost in the tree masses at the right, but the light on one side
emphasizes it sufficiently. The technique is rugged, yet controlled. We
are seldom permitted to see a finer bit of masterly handling, and the
beauty of the simple scene is not lost or harassed by uncertainties. |
Signed at the lower right, J. Francis Murpny, 1913.
From the Montross Sale, February 1%, 1919. -4FSf- filo 2
The property of a Lady. 1.8,
CARLETON WIGGINS, N.A. L
AMERICAN: 1848—
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20—A HOLSTEIN BULL lent ) baliaum
Height, 13 inches; length, 20 ihches
Stanpine athwart the picture, with head to right and turned slightly
forward, a black and white bull appears in sunlight which marks his
face with shadows. He stands in the shallows of a reed-bordered pool
in a broad stretch of rolling pasture land, before a white and blue sky.
Signed at the lower left, CarntETOoN Wicetns.
From an Artists’? Fund Exhibition.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1849—1916
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21—STILL||LIFE
Brrore a dark neutral background of brownish tones there stands in
| i] Height, 14 inches; length, 17 inches
a soft light a demijohn, and beside it lie onions with outer coats partly
off—a modest canvas of beguiling surfaces.
Signed at the lower left, Wm. M. CuHase.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
ERNST ZIMMERMANN
GERMAN: 1852—1901
22 AN AGREEABLE UAE LE ES y
(Panel) Wury S thuttlhe,
VE: ' Height, 16 inches; width, 1414, inches
A GENTLEMAN in seventeenth century Dutch une with deep white
collar and cuffs is seated facing the left, left elbow hooked over the
back of a neighboring chair and in his left hand a slender pipe. Before
him, on a table, a carafe of Rhenish wine, and at his right and facing
the spectator a smiling young woman in a rose waist and white cap.
Signed at the upper left, Exnust ZIMMERMANN.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
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EDUARD GRUTZNER
GERMAN: 1846—1898
23-—THE MONKS REPAST | } []_
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(Panel) _— Oe (ay:
6 VY. Height, 15 inches ; width, 1214, mche. a |
In a boarded wine cellar, seated conmortable with his back against ue
wall, at a plain table, a monk in brown with a leather apron hooked ~
on his shoulders is beaming good nature and beatitude in his smiling
features and partially closed eyes. On the table bread and sausage
and a flagon. In his hand an open snuff box.
Signed on the table, En. Grirzner, ’84.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
ALBERTO PASINI
Tratian: 185618091 ta
24—ARABIAN HUNTERS IN THE a
(Panel)
| AD Height, 1014, inches; length, 18 inches
In the lead men afoot with dogs in leash, followed by groups of horse-
men, headed forward and toward the left over a flat land grown with
coarse grasses. All the figures in costume of rich color. One of the
horsemen has a falcon at his wrist.
Signed at the lower right, A. Pasrnt, 1867.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
JULES WORMS
Frencu: 1832—1881
25—HNGAGING THE CAB
(Panel)
Height, 1614 inches; width, 13 inches
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STANDING, whip in hand, beside his cab, the horse at the side of a well
where he has drawn up, a cochero is in conversation with a young
woman, in a street of a small Spanish town, cab and horse, man and
girl, all in colorful array.
Signed at the lower right, J. Worms.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
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A. L. HERVIER
Frencu: 1817—1879 4
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26—FRENCH FARMYARD eee : : ’
Height, 1914 inches; width, 15 inches
Rirr and mellow in their time-seasoned coloring are the tall plaster
walls of old rookeries of houses on the outskirts of a French town.
Gray their tone, sobered with brown, a touch of yellow and faded red
in the roofs, which take many lines. Under the shelter of a porch
roof a woman is washing clothes in a wall basin at the top of a few
stone steps, and in another doorway a child is sitting. Close by in
the happy-go-lucky yard chickens are feeding, gathered about a woman
who looks idly at them. :
Signed at the lower right, Hervier.
From the Ichabod Williams Sale, February 3, 1915.-#/4- p 1] ~
The property of a Lady. 4A. houake
A. SALINAS
Itauian: ConTeMpP ORARY
27—LA RECOLTE
Height, 1514 mches; length, 26 inches
THE moon is up and the sun is not gone and fog banks gather among
the background mountains, at the time of the grape harvest. Into the
foreground come half a dozen Italian maidens, bare-headed and in gay
dresses, bearing baskets of freshly picked purple and white grapes.
Signed at the lower left, A. Sartnas, Roma.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
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ANTON MULLER
German: 1853—1897
23—THE OLD CLOCK MENDER ‘p
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: 2® 5 0 EB _—- Height, 1934 inches; width, 1534 inches
Sratep before his work-bench in a window alcove, an old clock-tinker,
smoking a long-necked pipe, examines through his spectacles the mech-
anism of an ancient clock. On the bench are his tools and a couple
of bottles. Seated on the floor, his terrier dog regards the examina-
tion with deepest interest.
Signed at the lower right, Anron Miuuer.
From Cottier & Co. Sale, 1909.-#3BZ Ptlo fic. a a
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Mryen.
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CARLETON WIGGINS, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1848—
29 HOLSTEIN BULL Wo lel. Iolloruw
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| J / i: Height, 12 inches; length, 16 inches
Meapow pastures border a blue sea which reaches to a gray horizon
and in the middle distance breaks in white lines along the low shore.
In the foreground a black and white bull of shaggy coat, entering the
picture from the left, pauses with his forefeet in a shallow stream and
turns his head to his right with severe and questioning eye upon the
spectator.
Signed at the lower left, CarntETON Wicerns, N.A.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Muyer.
THEODORE WEBER
\L ew he TOL Merton: 1838—1907
30—OFF SHORE: JETEE DE TROUVILLE
ne. Height, 12% inches; length, 214% inches
Worktne boats under sail, with the colorful canvas used in European
waters, are seen both near at hand and far away, off a jetty where a
lighthouse stands at the left. Fishermen in small boats are coming
shoreward through choppy soft green shallows.
Signed at the lower right, Tu. WEBER.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
5 FRANKLIN DE HAVEN, N.A.
C , C { OM— American: 1856—
31—LANDSCAPE
ae Height, 16 inches; length, 20 inches
55.
On the right in middle distance the edge of a thick wood, dark against
a still light sky, and off the wood’s edge a single detached tree, in the
midst of otherwise treeless and rolling fields; above the horizon the
daylight white crescent moon.
Signed at the lower right, F. Dk Haven. —
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
DWIGHT W. TRYON, N.A.
Ww oh le sispnicas : 1849—
34—APPLE BLOSSOM TIME
Height, 14 inches; length, 2444, inches
A ROBIN’s-EGG sky with white clouds is seen across the top of a stone
fence which crosses the landscape, interrupted near the centre of the
composition by a dilapidated gate, and along the fence toward the
right trees rise before the sky, an apple tree near the gate a mass of
blossoms. The foreground is shared by the warm brown of turned
earth and the fresh green grass of spring.
Signed at the lower left, D. W. Tryon, East Cuerster, N. Y.
From the Montross Gallery, New York.
The property of a Lady.
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HORATIO WALKER, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1858—
33—A SIESTA eererwey,
) fF Ad : Height, 101% inches; length, 18 inches
Tue spectator looks in upon the interior of a shelter of the great
porkers and on to the exit leading to the farm, where in the distance
a building appears. In the straw-strewn and heavily shaded shelter
great pigs, surfeited, le snoozing, a white one and two blacks, and a
fourth appears standing in the outer sunshine.
Signed at the lower left, Horatio Waker, 1884.
From the Montross Gallery, New York.
The property of a Lady.
ALBERT BIERSTADT, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1820—1902 /
34—_ LANDSCAPE 2 Rf
Height, 11 inches; length, 15 inches
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Over a partly wooded bluff which forms the foreground the spectator
looks at a placid gray-blue harbor where a few sail move lazily in sum-
mer sunshine. In the distance a shore of bare and broken hills, and to.
right a fortified island.
Signed at the lower left, A. Brersraprt.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
JOHN F. CARLSON, A.N.A
AMERICAN: 1857—
35—IN THE WOODS Wiha ke ple a WE,
pallicle
Pe / A ‘ Height, 1014 inches; length, 1334 inches
THE interior of a wood, the trees for the most part rising above the
picture top and largely bare of foliage, a few of the leaves of autumn
clinging in bunches here and there. Snow on the ground, and sunshine
slanting upon the tree trunks.
Signed at the lower right, J. F. Carson.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Mryer.
ALFRED PERKINS
AMERICAN: CONTEMPORARY
36—MARINE WA . chia katte
ne Height, 17 inches; width, 15 mches
Unver a gray sky with light attempting to break through above the
deeper leaden strata, a gray sea with only motion enough to send low
rollers lazily up a foreground sandy beach, on a point of which sits a
| rusty rock.
| Signed at the lower right, ALFRED PERKINS.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
S
HENRY WARD RANGER, N.A.
American: 1858—1916 3 4
) e Bikey _
37—FARMHOUSE AND TREES fe eee :
(Board) ( , A
Height, 12 inches; length, 16 inches
Srconp growth trees in autumn yellows and browns stand at left and
right beyond a stubby clearing bordering a blue pond, and through
them in the background appears a plain American farmhouse, white
with a brown roof.
Signed at the lower left, H. W. Rancer.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
ALFRED TOWNSEND BRICHER, A.N.A.
AMERICAN: 1839—1908
38—ON THE COAST Ce peesyaweye,
Height, 15 inches; length, 22 inches
Arar the sea is deep blue under a summer sky of shower clouds, one
of which is precipitating its moisture. In the foreground the water,
rolling in from the left, turns to light green and foam as it breaks
against a rough and high rocky shore.
Signed at the lower right, A. T. BricuEr.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
JULIAN RIX
' American: 1851—1903
39—HIGH TIDE, COAST OF MAINE |
0. Height, 91 inches; length, 18% inches (
Anove a gray horizon where morning fog 1s still deep over the sea the
sun slowly emerging turns the vapor around it to pale gold and rose,
and in the path of its light the sea glistens before the eye, just off a
low green point of land. In a cove at the left the water is smooth and
blue.
Signed at the lower right, JULIAN Rix.
Purchased from Hermann Schaus.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
PAUL GROLLERON
Frencu: 1848—1901 :
40—A SKIRMISH hae | | al
(Panel) wile |
Height, 1444, inches; width, 101% wmches
A croup of four French infantrymen have dashed down a road toward
the enemy. One of them, apparently shot dead, plunges down on his
head; and a second, holding his hand to his face, staggers backward,
about to fall.
Signed at the lower right, P. GrotiERon.
From the Frederick S. Gibbs Collection, New York, 1904- #207. piso i
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Mryer. lke ey al |
EDWARD PORTIELJE
Bexicran: 1859—
41—THE PROPOSAL PLO. Oh lth ty
13 0D. Height, 1814 inches; width, 151/,
inches
Corner of a cottage room with beamed ceiling, gray-plastered wall,
straw wainscoting, and straw mats on the tiled floor, and light from a
_ small vine-trailed window at left above a high sideboard. Sitting lightly
on a table a buxom young woman manifestly pleased with what is said
to her by a smiling man who holds her hand.
Signed at the lower left, Evwarp Portirise: his seal on
back.
The property of Mr. J oHN M. GREENE.
DON RAIMUNDO DE MADRAZO
SpanisH: 1841—1920
4 | ; c
| 42 -TETE DE FEMME oe 4 Ay. 7 Beer.
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lg - Height, 18°4 imches; width, 14 inches
Heap and shoulders of a black-haired Spanish woman, her smoothed
and curled locks decked with red and mauve garlands, facing the right,
three-quarters front. She is loosely wrapped in a white shawl embroid-
ered with flowers. Gray-white background.
Signed at the upper left, R. Maprazo.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
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EMILIO SANCHEZ-PERRIER
SpaANIsH: 1853—1907
43—A QUIET SPOT | ;
(Panel)
ae e . e
) 0 F Height, 14 inches; width, 101% inches
In a cove at the head of a pond or sluggish stream a rowboat is drawn
up at a background bank, the grass and shrub grown corner of a wild
field, and three small figures have alighted. At right a mass of green
and flowery bush grows higher, before a blue sky whose reflections silver
the water of the foreground.
Signed at the lower right, KE. SAaNcHEZ PERRIER.
Purchased from Hermann Schaus.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
JOHN FREDERICK KENSETT, N.A.
American: 1818—1872__, / /
ie Wave
44—HILELSIDE NEAR NEWPORT, RHODE
Ka ISLAND
| b p i Height, 13%4 inches; length, 191% inches
| Arar at left a glimpse of turquoise-blue sea under a creamy-white sky,
| the sea then shut out of view by the rough hillside of the title, bleak
yet inviting—a hillside of parched grass and sun-bleached light gray
_ rocks, relieved by persistent green bushes, the sky here turquoise-blue.
Signed at the lower right, JFK (monogram) 759.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
FRANK KNOX MORTON REHN, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1848—1914
45—MARINE: SUNSET Wr. [pee un
| (Panel)
b ig : Height, 12 inches; length, 18 inches
Tue far-reaching sea is flat and calm, with a few ripples to relieve its
‘smoothness and heighten the sombre iridescence of its reflections of a
darkening sunset sky. Toward the right a fleet of fishing schooners,
varying lights on their canvas, shimmering shadows before them.
Signed at the lower left, F. K. M. Renn.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
HENRY MOSLER
AMERICAN: 1841—
46—PICKING APPLES IB. None sry 2 q
nee Height, 18 inches; width, 15 inches
oO: ih
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 Mosier, Pont Aven, °79.
The property of Mr. Joun M. GREENE.
ELIZABETH JANE GARDNER
AMERICAN: 1837—
47—THE PET BIRD ! 3 Oued
Height, 16 inches; width, 13 inches
FULL-LENGTH seated figure of a young lady of pleasant features, in
house apparel of the mid-nineteenth century, facing the left, three-
quarters front. On a table back of her where a bouquet stands she has
laid aside her crochet work to feed a pet bird, while her dog looks on. —
Signed at the lower right, K. J. Garpner, Paris, 1887
(the second 8 may have been originally a 6).
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
J. L. GEROME,
Frencu: 1824—1904 on be = al fel iz
48—A GIRL OF SMYRNA [
Height, 1814, inches; width, 15 inches
A Syrian maiden in a striped yellow and green satin dress, bound to
her waist by a red woollen sash, leans with clasped hands on a table
which is ornamented with a mother-of-pearl inlay. A necklace of dang-
ling gold coins is her only ornament. The background is a tone of
olive-green.
Signed on the table, J. L. GtrROme.
From the H. Victor Newcomb Collection, King-Fuller Sale, New York,
1903. #72. $425, 4.0.
The property of the Estate of the late’ A. B. Meyer.
MK ~ Jo% + lareghth Sarefuck Lo See! S77 «Geo IKK
Sold, be Sitle Jtwtornk TZ L979 + Le ee
KO.
PAUL LOUIS NARCISSE GROLLERON
Frencu: 1848—1901
49—_THE SENTINEL yey:
(Panel)
Height, 1334 inches; width, 1014 imches
On a hillside of rocks and grass and reddish herbage, with a few pol-
lards and saplings, a few French soldiers are seen idling in the dis-
tance and in the foreground a sentinel stands, facing toward the left.
Signed at the lower right, P. GroLLEron.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
CHARLES PAUL GRUPPE
AMERICAN: 1860 D
50—GOING TO PASTURE Ph arte |
Height, 1414 mches; length, 18 inches
In the gray of morning a modest flock of sheep are coming down a gray
road bordering green meadows and rough land on the left, and passing
on the right a cottage and barnyard and a line of trees. Behind them
their shepherd; in the background two haystacks.
Signed at the lower left: Cuas. P. Gruppe.
From a Salmagundi Club auction.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1849—1916
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| 51—HEAD OF A YOUNG MAN & Dr Cree
60 ; Height, 20 inches; width, 1614 inches
Heap and shoulders portrait of a young man of art student type, with
a heavy shock of dark brown hair dressed with careful carelessness of
effect and brought low over his forehead. Florid complexion and light
blue eyes. To right, three-quarters front. Gray apparel and green-
ish cravat.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
MARIE ROSA BONHEUR
Frencu: 1822—1899
| )
52 THE WHITE HORSE latte “Pree GND
Height, 1914 inches; length, 2334 inches
In a soft and fading light of a gray day, on green turf before a back-
ground of low trees and bush, the standing figure of a white horse with-
out bridle or halter is carefully studied, as he faces the left with head»
erect.
Signed at the lower left: Rosa BonHEUR; on stretcher the
seal, VENTE Rosa BonuHeEvr, 1900.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Mryrr.
Pi?
0, / CARL KAHLER
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JISTRIAN: 1850—
58—“BUTTERF LIES” WINNER OF THE
FUTURITY, AND FOAL, “HIGHFLY ER”
Height, 25 inches; width, 20 inches
Tue proud mare headed slightly toward the left turns her fine head
and stands facing the spectator over the top bar of a rail fence that
crosses the picture near the foreground, dividing green pastures. At
her side the foal, with body more nearly at a parallel with the fence,
turns head as does the mother, each showing the forehead white spot,
both with even coats of rich brown.
Signed at the lower right, Cart KaHuEr.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
FRANKLIN DE HAVEN, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1856—
5. Height, 24 inches; length, 30 inches
54—SEPTEMBER EVENING
Arar on the left the rising full moon, brilliant in the still colorful
eastern sky, the clouds above it influenced by last rays of the setting
sun, whose golden glow from far behind the observer tinges also some
middle distance treetops on the right. The trees, some short and
bushy, some tall and scraggly, extend in open line across the middle-
ground, on the nearer side of a rail fence on whose farther side are
rolling pastures. Coming into the foreground a drove of sheep, fol-
lowed by their shepherd, appear in a soft light and partial shadow, in
a broad and grassy way.
Signed at the lower right, F. Dre Haven.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
0,
DAVID JOHNSON, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1827—1908
55—AT GHENT, N. ¥. Wr. picoluctO|
Height, 16 inches; width, 13 wmches
AN intimate bit of domestic scenery, showing a narrow placid stream,
with overhanging trees, rude fences, and, beyond, cows drinking in the
pool, or feeding in the sunlit meadows. Still farther away are seen
wooded hills, and farm buildings among the trees, and a glimpse of sky
near the horizon.
Signed at the lower right, DJ (monogram), and on the
back with full name and the title.
From the Theodore G. Weil Collection in the King-Fuller Sale, New
York, 1903.~& 469+ JIS: Ve)
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
. KARL WITKOWSKI
AUSTRIAN: 1860—1910
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56-—-LIGHTING HIS PIPE Q,
Height, 191% inches; 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 himself on the
trunk to light his pipe.
Signed at the lower right, W. Wrrxowskxt, ’99.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
ANTON MULLER
GERMAN: 1853—1897
57—-BACHELOR BREAKFAST
(Panel)
570, Height, 20 inches; width, 151% inches
Aw elderly man with swarthy features and dark hair, and grayish
whiskers looping his shaven chin, has turned from his plain and lonely
breakfast of black bread, soup and wine, and while he smokes his long-
stemmed pipe feeds a bird whose large cage rests on a neighboring
chair. A well-trained pet dog looks hungrily on. The scene a plainly
furnished cottage room in a soft light.
Signed at the lower left, ANTON MUrier.
Purchased from Hermann Schaus.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
JEAN BERNE-BELLECOUR
FRENCH: CoNTEMPORARY Lt /
58—A CALL se 4b AAT FY
‘0 Height, 1714 inches; length, 22 inches (
At the entrance gate of the great park of a chateau a mustached man
in uniform, sword dangling at his side, stands in front of his proud
chestnut horse and although the gate is open he is sounding for the
custodian of the lodge. Within the park two ladies strolling turn to
see the source of the call.
Signed at the lower left, Jean Berne-Betiecour, 1905.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Mryerr.
KARL WITKOWSKI
AUSTRIAN: 1860—1910
a
59—BOY HOOD y ‘ i. Niuuweeees:
} Se Height, 22 inches; width, 18 inches
Brrore a gray barn door two boys are standing, portrayed at three-
quarters length and facing the spectator, their caps and clothing rough
and serviceable and both of them smiling. The younger looks in happy
anticipation at a pear his elder is peeling.
Signed at the lower left, K. Wirxowsxt.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
SCHOOL OF
JOHN (OLD) CROME
EnNcuisH: eee leprae lee.
60—LANDSCA PE WITH MILL
Height, 211% inches; length, 29 inches
Iw the right foreground an ancient leaning tree in autumn browns, at
the edge of a stream which passes from view in the left foreground. On
the water a few ducks, and on its farther low bank a windmill, with a
figure standing in the doorway.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
ATTRIBUTED TO
PHILIP WOUWERMAN
Dutrcu: 1614—1668
61—BEFORE THE INN a ete AA a
(Panel)
Height, 18 inches; length, 241% mches
On the right a tall-roofed inn mellowed in rose-brown tones and before
it horsemen in steel corselets and baggy breeches, one about to remount
his gray, one of whom a young woman is taking an affectionate fare-
well, while a bugler on a bay sounds a call. To left residents of the
countryside and forces in tents, in the light of the declining sun, and
in the distance a varied landscape.
Signed at the lower left, P. W.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
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SCHOOL OF
GEORGE MORLAND)
EncuisH: 1763—1804
62—PIGS L ee b Ke
Height, 16 inches; length, 21 mches
Tree black and white pigs, two lying in the straw and one standing,
beside their mother, are depicted in a soft light within the partial
shelter of an old and open building whose structure appears in dense
shadow. At a broad window a figure in a rose blouse, arms folded along
the sill, stands looking in on them.
Signed at the lower right, G. M.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
CAMILLE MAGNUS
Frencu: NINETEENTH CENTURY
683—LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURE
(Panel) abhutde.
Height, 1784 inches; width, 1484 inches
Tue border of an Old World tract of forest land, the distance low and
open and in subdued sunlight, the rough and broken foreground of
green and colorful brush in partial and transparent shadow, and a
short, stunted tree and a bending birch on the right standing forth
before the light gray sky. At left, a peasant woman, walking.
Signed at the lower right, CAMILLE Macnus.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
WILLY MARTENS
Dutcu: 1856—
64—A PEASANT WOMAN - f bperteme ge “aa
(Canvas on panel)
Height, 1914 inches; width, 1514 inches
Stranvine figure of a peasant woman with tanned and swarthy face
and arms, heavy featured, in sombre brown and black and wearing a
gray-white cap and sabots. She faces the observer, her head some-
what bowed toward her left shoulder, in an earthen path through
rough meadow land with short woods in the background.
Signed at the lower left, Witty Martens.
The property of Mr. Joun M. GREENE.
CARL KAHLER
Austrian: 1850— '
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65—ANGORA CAT g G
Lp a Height, 24 inches; width, 16 inches
On the corner of a cushioned seat with rich rose-brown upholstery,
over the back of which fall the folds of a glistening soft gray fabric,
a white Angora cat has seated itself, back to the spectator and tail
curling down. It turns its head and looks back and upward, over its
shoulder.
Signed at the lower left, Cant KaHiEr.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
ALEXANDRE GABRIEL DECAMPS
Frencu: 1803—1860
66—CHINESE DANCER 0 a : We Bora. ®
(On board, set in panel)
/ ( O, Height, 2114 inches; width, 13 inches
FuLt-LenetH figure of a dark-haired sloe-eyed girl standing facing
the spectator and leaning on one elbow, hand holding a large peacock-
feather fan, her other arm raised above her head. She is appareled in
rich colors and much bejeweled. At her hip another figure holding an
opium pipe. Conventional woodland background.
Signed at the lower right, Decamps.
From the Senhor de Mendonca Collection. /9 fb ITE Ps /00 4 :
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene. d fhiollonecr pl
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ARTHUR PARTON, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1842—1914
| _ 67—ON THE FARM f : faa 3
a Height, 18 inches; length, 241/, inches
+ a Green meadow land threaded by a brooklet where a few ducks are
| a _ assembled, and in middle distance gnarled and leaning apple trees
_ effulgent with blossoms in the spring sunshine; seen beyond them a
corner of a low-built farmhouse with a stumpy red chimney surmount-
___ing its steep gable, and in the background tall green trees.
Signed at the lawer right, ARTHUR Parton.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
HOMER D. MARTIN, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1836—1897
68—WOODLAND BROOK BLT BA LA
2 Height, 22 inches; width, ae inches
; Ar right a tree with roots partly exposed, at the edge of a brook
| _which comes winding from the background and which at the foot of
a tree is “bridged” by boulders which reach from the foreground. Over
a pool of the brook above the bridge the tree and its lesser neighbors
at the left cast the shadows of a delicate leafy arch, beneath which
the eye looks to greenish woodland lights. In the artist’s early manner.
ts Signed at the lower right, H. D. Martin.
it 3 The property of Mz. Joun M. Greene.
WILLIAM MERRITT POST, A.N.A.
AMERICAN: 1856—
69—AUTUMN LANDSCAPE
) f) Height, 18 inches; length, 2414 inches
To left the edge of a young wood, a few tufts of brown leaves alone
remaining on its otherwise bare and gray branches, on a point of land
around which a blue brook swings into the foreground. At right and in
the distance fields green and yellow, and other woods.
Signed at the lower left, W. Merrirr Post.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
CESARE TIRATELLI
IraLiAn: CONTEMPORARY
70—STREET SCENE 4. [Wee
150. Height, 30 inches; width, 1614 inches
In the foreground the stone pavement of a street, scattered twigs and
a cat and an animated group of women appearing there, and in the
background the facade of a Venetian building with a wine dispensary,
a bazaar and shrine, and citizens along the sidewalk.
Signed at the lower left, Trrareni, C., Roma.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Mryer.
EDWARD MORAN, A.N.A.
AMERICAN: 1 w7) RF fa Ma cot *
: are
T1_MARINE: THE SEA AT SUNSET
: ' Height, 18 inches; length, 28 inches
___ Oup ocean, naught else—not even a sail to distract the eye—heaving
__restlessly, tossing bits of white foam above its rich gray-green, and
reflecting lights and colors from the white sun sinking within mauve
horizon clouds and the clouds turned crimson above it.
Signed at the lower right, Eowarp Moran.
_ The property of a Lady.
WILLIAM LEWIS SONTAG, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1822—1900 ie
Atay Be,
72—IN THE ALLEGHENY MOUNTAIN
| V fi Height, 201 inches; length, 3114 inches
: r
Unver a blue sky white at the horizon, and filled intermediately with
clouds whose baffling low-toned hues include some fiery flashes, the
higher and broad surfaces of a landscape of mountain heights range
forth before the eye—sandy-gray and golden brown, and showing
patches of green grass. A green copse stands at left middle distance,
and to right the tree tops of a valley appear before distant summits.
Signed at the lower left, W. L. Sonrac, N.A.
| The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
a ee
oon Height, 251% inches; | 1 34 be Lt
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ARTHUR QUARTLEY, N.A.
AMERICAN: tO. dpe
73—_MARINE
GREEN-BLUE water with little motion, its surface lightly broken by
white ripples, stretches from foreground to distant gray horizon, off
a low-lying gray coast a projection of which appears afar on the
right. The silver-blue tone which the placid water takes under cloud-
influences is enhanced by silver-white reflections of the sails of a
schooner and a sloop in the offing, and other sails are darker in the
distance.
Signed at the lower right, A. QUARTLEY.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
CHARLES PAUL GRUPPE
AMERICAN: 1860— |
74—THE RED BARN 4
Height, 25 inches; length, 30 inches
Larr autumn in a grazing and logging country. In the foreground a
rough yellow-green field wherein cows and chickens are seen, and a pile
of logs. Across the middleground the course of a brook marked
by leafless gray willows, and beyond this open screen of trees a dilapi-
dated red barn. In the distance black wooded hills.
Signed at the lower right, Cuas. P. Gruppe.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
JOHN RAMSEY CONNER
AMERICAN: CONTEMPORARY
75—POTATO GATHERERS 9 Vt tlt dake
‘ ‘9 ; Height, 30 inches; width, 25 inches
_Uwper a bright blue and gray-white sky a gray-green hillside slopes
from a high horizon to an earth-gray foreground field from which
_ the potato crop has been brought to the surface. Here two sturdy
farmers in blue, rose, white and gray are gathering the tubers.
Signed at the lower right, J. R. Conner.
The property of Mr. Jon M. Greene.
E. IRVING COUSE, N.A.
AMERICAN: Mate
76—COMPOSITION ‘i hatin Ley OW ss
a Height, 26 inches; length, 3214 inches
In a broadly lighted studio a woman painter sits before a canvas on
her easel, studying a composition on which she is at work, posed by
marionettes on a table at her side. At her shoulder another young
woman in a smock looks on with sympathetic interest.
Signed at the lower left, E. I. Cousr, Paris, ’89.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
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CARLETON WIGGINS, N.A.
AMERICAN: Mn ibeb |
"7—_LANDSCAPEH AND CATTLE :
Height, 24 mches; length, 31 inches
GreEN fields of wild land stretch forth broadly to a far horizon, and
on a slight rise at right in middle distance is a thicket of green bush.
Coming forward in the foreground in a trodden way are four cows of |
various color, one halting to graze as she turns from the path. They
are seen in a burst of sunshine, while beyond them the land is in the
shadows of the drifting gray clouds of a showery day.
Signed at the lower left, CarLeron Wiccrnys.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
GEORGE COCHRAN LAMBDIN, N.A.
AMERICAN: ma 896 7 j ;
78—THE BUTTERFLY —
Height, 20 inches; length, 30 inches
Ow a flat and sandy foreground beach along blue water, under a hazy
summer sky, a golden-haired young woman, nude, seated on a white
drapery thrown upon the sands near sparse up-shooting grasses, is
contemplating a tiger-striped butterfly that has alighted at her feet.
Signed at the lower left, Geo. C. Lampprn, N.A.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
CESAR PATTEIN
FRENCH: CONTEMPORARY
79 THE GOSSIPS Arle eae Vas
85, - Height, 2514 inches; width, 23 inches
‘THREE young peasant women of France have come to a brook which
_ wanders through a flourishing meadow. Two with merry laughter are
chaffing the third, who very seriously rejects their fun-making, as she
sits on the grass, one of her companions standing beside her, the other
about to splash her. In the background cottages and poplars and
_ distant hills.
Signed at the lower right, Cesar Parretn, 1908.
The property of Mr. is OHN M. GREENE.
FRANK RUSSELL GREEN, A.N.A.
AMERICAN: 1859—
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80—CATTLE AND Price Mr aE AE
oo Height, 20 inches; length, 30 inches
Near noontide of a hazy day a spotted cow is standing in the fore-
ground of a green and brown pasture, beside a gray pool. In the
distance others of the herd, near a gabled barn. Neighboring trees
begin to show the colors of early autumn.
Signed at the lower right, FRANK RussELL GREEN, A.N.A,
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
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PIERRE MONTEZIN
FRENCH: CONTEMPORARY
81—FARM LANDSCAPE AND FLOWERS
(Pastel) WA /
Height, 251% inches; length, 36 inches
In bright sunlight before a brilliant summer sky farm buildings stand
out before a green wooded hill on the right, with cattle in the meadows
in front of them, and in the foreground a bank of thriving wild flowers
in blossom along the edge of a stream.
Signed at the lower left, P. Monrézin.
The property of Mr. Joun M. GReEEne.
NATHANAEL SICHEL
German: 1844—
82—ORIENTAL LADY igure S €
Height, 251% inches; width, 1934 inches
Bust portrait of a dark-haired beauty with brilliant eyes, figure to
right, three-quarters front, and face turned somewhat to left as she
looks with engaging amiability across her right shoulder. She is in
rich apparel of soft green and rose, the colors carried also to her head-
dress, and chains of golden disks glisten about her head, shoulders and
waist.
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Signed at the upper right, N. StcHet.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
EDWARD W. REDFIELD
AMERICAN: 1868— Wh a
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Reacuine straight away before the spectator’s eye a road of a sub-
urban town extends to a vague and cold violet distance, in the closing
hours of a winter’s day. Midway, a white horse drawing a sleigh in
which a lone man sits. Through the bare woods of a hill on the right
sunshine slants upon the snow and throws a soft illumination upon a
varied line of dwellings along the left.
Signed at the lower left, HK. W. Repriexp, 1907.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
MIHALY MUNKACSY
HuncariAn: 1844—1900
$4 THE MUSIC LESSON Keawry . ohiutthia
SO Height, 26 inches; length, 35 inches
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Iw a conservatory of semi-darkness, rays from an unseen window at the
right bring into relief a bunch of palms, reflect a silvery light from a
tall Japanese screen, and pass on to illumine mildly at the left a Venus
bust standing on an organ draped with a richly colored fabric. Before
the screen a young girl is studying her music, an older girl leaning over
her shoulder.
Signed at the lower left, Munxacsy, M.
The property of Mr. Joun M. GREENE.
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JEAN BERAUD
- Frencu: 1849— Darel 3
85—UNE BRASSERIE A FEMMES
Height, 26 inches; length, 3214 inches
Interior of a French café, brown and gray, with its crimson settees.
and white-topped tables, and mirrors reflecting its white lights and
the hanging outer-coats and hats of leisurely frequenters. Among its —
patrons affably enivrés, and maids uniformed in black and white, a
variety of types and of ages, and on the tables quelque chose a botre.
Signed at the lower left, JEAN BEravn, 1883.
Accompanied by a signed card of the artist attesting its exhibition m
the year of its date.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
CARL VON BERGEN
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86—FESTAL DAYS (vere = Orecelere
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Height, 28 inches; length, 3834 inches
Own the green of a Bavarian village decked for an occasion of hospi-
tality and enjoyment, children are playing in the sunshine at left, a
group of smiling young women in gay colors occupies the central fore-
ground, its members flirting with a mature cut-up who leans from a
house on the right, and in the background more houses nestle among
flourishing trees. Back at left are more villagers, about a series of
entertainment tents.
Signed at the lower right, C. Bercen, MincuHen.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
THOMAS COLE, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1801—1848
87—THE DREAM OF ARCADIA //'y Tete Fa,
; y 4 oe Height, 2714 mches; length, 3814 inches
“A dream, a most delightful dream, of hearts beating healthily upon
nature’s breast, was in the poet’s (artist’s) brain.”
In a long passage in “Life and Works of Thomas Cole,” Louis L. Noble
so speaks of this canvas, quoting a sentence from a letter from Cole
to Durand: “I took a trip to Arcadia in a dream.” To right in the
distance altitudinous mountain peaks, barren and hazy before a tur-
quoise sky, below them green slopes and a Greek temple glowing in
sunshine, and a gorge down which a white cataract tumbles. To left
in the low foreground, and in the middle distance, pastures and groves
and idyllic figures, in sunshine and shadow.
The property of Mr. Joun M. GREENE.
THOMAS EAKINS, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1844—1916
LB SD Height, 3814 inches; length, 451/44’ inches
88—_IDYL: MUSIC
On a green and sunny sward beside a curling brook, among trees in the
fresh fulness of their June green, three nude figures are seen, one
reclining and two standing; two of them playing pipes.
From the collection of the late William Merritt Chase, N.4., New
York, 1917. 535/70 T Uaclank 3
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
FREDERICK ARTHUR BRIDGMAN, N.A.
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AMERICAN: 1847— i/ / ;
89—LE RUISSEAU PENDANT UN TORRENT
a g fh. Height, 3714 wmches; length, 551% inches |
“THE Brook 1n Fioop” is a blue and purling stream hastening down
rocky steps between lush green banks along the edge of park woodland,
where shrubs and trees are in brilliant fiower and bathed in sunshine
warm. Maidens in diaphanous garments of soft colors are gathered
there, decking their hair with flowers in the golden light, one daintily
dipping a bare foot in the cool water.
Signed at the lower right, F. A. Bripeman, 1898; opus
CCCLVII. Signed again on back with the title.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
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J. FRANCIS AUBURTIN
FreNcH: CoNTEMPORARY
90—LUMINOUS COAST ducuk ae
Height, 3244 mches; 3914 inches
From high on the left a rocky coast falls away toward the right, the
gray-blue and sandy-red faces of its jutting rocks relieved and en-
livened by flourishing masses of rich green and yellow vegetation which
spring from every favorable lodgment of soil. Across this high fore-
ground the vision ranges to a colorful sea, ne to ra bluffs project-
ing in the left middle distance. ; q
Signed at the lower left, J. Francis Aunurtry, 1902.
From the Salon of 1902.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
C. ARNOLD SLADE
AMERICAN: CoNTEMPORARY
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Height, 58 inches; width, 45 inches
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Sunuicut from a casement window at the left floods a humble cottage
room where a young peasant woman in loose white waist and old-rose
skirt is seated, facing the spectator, her head thrown back almost in a
faint against the breast of a poilu who has entered through a door at
the rear, his head bowed over hers with a whispered tale. Her left
hand hangs limp over a table, her right on her knee clasps the hand
of a small and pensive bare-footed girl who kneels at her feet, solemn
and mystified.
Signed at the lower right, C. A. StapE (C).
Exhibited at the Providence Art Club.
The property of Mr. Jonn M. Greene.
C. SAGGAGGI
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Height, 564% inches; length, 127 cl
(Main panel: Length, 80 inches; width of wings (each), 231% inches)
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tively, a gold-haired maiden musing over plucked daisies while listening
to the pipes of Pan, who is seated in a tree above her head, and an
_ aged man carrying poppy seeds accompanied by the white mantled
Reaper. In the main panel Love, with a dart, rides a white horse,
___ mockingly, in a romantic landscape, and lovers bill and turtle deves coo,
- . ——a composition of seven figures, the most conspicuous a vivid brunette
; in gorgeous costume who holds out a symbolic pomegranate.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1923
IN THE ASSEMBLY HALL
OF
THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
BEGINNING AT 8-15 O'CLOCK
Catalogue Numbers 93 to 179, inclusive
ALBERT J. FRANKE
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BELGIAN: CONTEMPORARY Ae eve Ay 4 oheLeg
93—SYMPATHIE DES CONVIVES
(Panel)
Height, 7 inches; length, 914 inches
SEATED in an easy chair a bewigged and ruddy old gentleman in eigh-
teenth century costume has one bandaged leg on a footstool. About
him four friends, true to the ancient motto that a man with the gout
gets no sympathy, smile cynically as one of them taunts him with
wine when he is about to take medicine,
Signed at the lower left, A. J. Franke.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Mryrr.
30.
-95—IDLENESS 4
ETIENNE PROSPER BERNE-BELLECOUR
Frencu: 1838—1910
94—DEAD IN THE SNOW Weyer 2 | { |
(Panel) : ; |
Height, 5 inches; length, 81/4 inches Saar 4
Snow covers the ground in an open wood, with here and there twigs or —
bushes projecting above it, and the bases of trees are seen before
a low and darkening horizon. In the foreground a soldier, dead, lies
prone on the snow.
Signed at the lower right, EK. Berne-BELiecovr.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
JAN VAN BEERS
BELcIAn: 1852-—
(Panel)
Height, 1084 inches; width, 814 inches
A xapy seated, three-quarters to the right, in a high-backed chair of
olive-golden tone, upholstered with silk tapestry. She has removed
from her golden-red hair a large olive-green Gainsborough hat, adorned
with black ostrich plumes.
Signed at the lower left, JAN Van BEERs.
From the collection of Mrs. Mary Adelaide Yerkes. /Y/@- Mex Pl lol V/
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Mrynr. r
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JAN VAN BEERS
= 1 Betcran: 1852— /
96—A TALE OF LOVE NM le EFS Z SOE eA &
Height, 81% inches; width, 814 inches.
_ A apy in white evening toilet sits facing the spectator, in an arm-
_ chair upholstered with material of Persian design. Her dark eyes are
fixed before her and her lips part in a smile of anticipation as she
- listens to the appeal of an officer. The latter, wearing his dress uni-
form, leans his face toward the lady’s as he holds her left hand and
passes his right behind her neck.
Signed at the lower left, Jan Van Beers.
From the collection of Mrs. Mary Adelaide Yerkes. /9ld PM 4 /bo-+la- A, ee
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
LEO HERMANN
Frencu: 1838—1907 }
97—A CHOICE VINTAGE
Height, 94% inches; width, % inches
In a cellar which is lighted by a window high in the wall, a black-
frocked priest is sampling a bottle of red wine and holds the half
empty glass toward the light with an expression of pleasurable an-
ticipation.
Signed at the left, Leo HERMANN.
From the collection of Theodore G. Weil, King-Fuller Sale, 19038-#33- M50 Ab Ig
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. MEYER.
EMIL CARLSEN, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1853—
98—CLOUDS AND A COW: A SKETCH
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bo : Height, 7 inches; length, 10 mches |
Ow a brilliant summer day white clouds in masses drift high or bank
low in a turquoise sky, and before them broad green fields reach to the
horizon. The sward is treeless, and in the middleground a black and
white cow, grazing, completes a picture in the brilliant sunshine.
Signed at the lower left, Emit Carisen, 707.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
A. TAMBURINI
Irauian: 1843— .
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99—A VISIT TO THE CELLAR
— Height, 144% inches; width, 12 inches
THREE-QUARTERS length standing figure of a white clad monk, facing
- the right, three-quarters front, in a strong light in a dark wine cellar.
His seamed and florid face is set with a smile, and he holds in one hand
a lantern and carries on his arm a basket of wine.
Signed at the upper right, A. TamBurini, FLorEeNcE.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
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ALPHONSE DE NEUVILLE
Frencu: 1836-1885
100—FRENCH SOLDIER
Height, 744 inches; width, $1 inches
Carryine musket and sabre and his full pack, a French foot soldier
has paused in his tramp and bends over to adjust his gaiter, facing
forward and to the left. Back of him green herbage grows at the foot
of a garden wall, from which the gray plaster falling reveals its brick
structure.
Signed at the upper right, A. pe Nevuviuue, 775.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
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CHARLES EMILE JACQUE
Frencu: 1813—1894
101—SHEEP Ae Se a
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Height, 51% inches; length, 814, inches
In a green and sunny field at the edge of a background wood which
forms its own shadow three sheep are depicted, one browsing among
the field flowers, one recumbent and the third feeding over near the
wood.
Signed at the lower left, Cu. JacaurE.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
RALPH ALBERT BLAKELOCK, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1847—1919
102—MOONRISE ee &X. heh ird
(Panel) |
| 70. Height, 6 inches; length, 8 inches
Turoven a sylvan landscape a stream courses, diagonally from the
right foreground along a low flat shore, its farther bank rising land
both weoded and partly cleared. Trees appear at right and left, there,
and near the centre of the composition the full moon is rising, its light
coming over a broad hillside to shimmer on the foreground stream.
Signed at the lower left, R. A. BuaKEeLocx.
From the N. E. Montross Sale, 1919-K 894 PLS MI. polite
The property of a Lady.
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EUGENE BOUDIN
Frencu: 1824—1898
103—ENTREE DU PORT DE TRO be
(Panel)
' Height, 11 inches; width, 834 inches
In the diffused morning light before a light hazy sky the basin of a
small port lies before the eye, the sails and masts of shipping rising
high and their shadows wavering on the gently moving water of the
foreground. here i" wv)
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JEAN BAPTISTE CAMILLE COROT
Frencu: 1796—1875
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106—LANDSCAPE bee : IEA i ali
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Height, 7 inches; length, 1134 inches
Woopep hills in the left middle distance decline to a long transverse
valley in the foreground, sombre in the light of a grayish day, and other
hills range along the distant horizon, beyond a gray stream upon whose
banks the clouds permit somewhat more light to fall.
At lower right the stamp and on the back the seal of the
VENTE Corot.
The property of Mr. Joun M. GREENE.
ADOLPHE ALEXANDRE LESREL
Frencu: 1830—
107—-THE SMOKER ie au en wena Gi.
Height, 1144 inches; width, 9 imches
A CAVALIER in rich costume of green, purple and gold, buckskin boots
and gray hat, is seated at his ease in a carved chair, holding his wheel-
lock in one hand and a tobacco pipe in the other. On the floor stand a
flask of rich blue glass and a large goblet partly filled with wine.
Signed at the lower right, A. A. Lesret, 1891.
From the Murietta Collection, London, 1893.
From the Edward M. Knox Collection, New York, 1906. Kou fly SO. L No ull :
From the Emerson McMillin Collection, New York, 1913.24 ao: Loh Nteye Py.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Mryrr.
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NARCISSE VIRGILE DIAZ DE LA PENA
Frencu: 1807—1876 : f ;
108—SOUS BOIS eae
(Panel)
Height, 714 mches; length, 934 inches
Wirutn a dense forest with sunshine from low on the left silvering the
trunks of trees and illuminating the farther green bank of a middle-
ground pool, a girl in white and red is seen seated in the foreground.
She faces the pool and the right, with the sunshine bringing out her
figure against the shadows on the water.
Signed at the lower right, N. Dtaz.
Purchased from Hermann Schaus.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
ee sy PRANCIS MURPHY, N.A.
; . AMERICAN: 1853—1921
109—ACROSS THE FIELDS |
(Water Color) :
Height, 814 inches; length, 12% inches
Tuts picture is drawn with the care and precision of all the artist’s
work—the earth finely modeled. There is a bit of water, an old fence,
with farm buildings against the sky. Weed forms are drawn with care
and knowledge, and the handling is clear. It is a record done by a
master.
Signed at the lower left, J. Francis Murpuy, 83.
From the N. E. Montross Collection, 1919- #22 SSE", 4S. Kcaka)
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The property of a Lady.
ALBERT PINKHAM RYDER, N.A.
AmERIcAN: 1848—1914
110--NIGHTF ALL an {/ “Baa
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Tue sun has sunk far below a hill which declines from high on the
right to a valley at left and in the foreground, and the sky shows a
dull golden atmospheric glow. Hill and vale are dark, and dark the
tops of foreground saplings against the glow. Through the valley runs
a stream, crossed in middle distance by a bridge on which appears an
equestrian figure.
Signed at the lower right, RypER.
The property of Mr. Joun M. GREENE.
HENRY WARD RANGER, N.A.
American: 1858—1916
111—IN HOLLAND
(Water Color) ~ |
] () Height, 151% inches; width, 114% inches
Ar right in middle distance a gray cottage with brown thatch roof,
beyond a dilapidated gray fence and surrounded by brown and gray-
green bush; near one corner a single tree of sparse leafage. In the
foreground a path along a brooklet; to left lonely fields. Beyond the
path two women faggot gatherers.
Signed at the lower left, H. W. Ranermr, ’84.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
MARIE DIETERLE
FRencr: 9k iE ga / ie
112—RUISSEAU DE GRAIMB VILLE
| 5 KO Height, 1624, inches; width, 123/, inches
CaTTLE are at pasture in the field through which the winding brook
runs. A black cow with a white face is seen grazing in the distance,
with a red cow standing beside her, near the end of a line of trees that
extends from the right foreground, bounding the composition on the
right. Two other cows, in the immediate foreground, have the chief
attention, a white cow lying down and a red one with a white face
standing back of her, both of them keenly regarding the observer.
Signed at the lower right, Marie Ditrerve
Purchased from Hermann Schaus.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
JEAN BAPTISTE EDOUARD DETAILLE
Frencu :-1848—1912
113—ARTIST AND HORSE We WW,
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A FULL-LENGTH portrait of the artist Berne-Bellecour, in blue blouse
and riding boots, standing facing the left, three-quarters front, holding
lightly at his hip the bridle rein of a fine sorrel horse saddled and laden
with a military pack. :
Signed at the lower right, with inscription: Souvenir
du pays du . . . (name undeciphered)—a Ma-
dame Berne-Bellecour — témoignage d’amitié;
Edouard Detaille, 31, X, 1882.
From E. Berne-Bellecour Sale, Hotel Drouot, Paris, 1911. yp Wales ye |
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Mryrr.
ROBERT DE CUVILLON
Frencu: 1848—
— 114—PORTRAIT AUX FLEURS uv My ;
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‘ 4 Height, 1744 wmches; width, 12 inches
_ Porrratr of a blue-eyed young lady with chestnut hair, standing and
_ facing the observer, figure slightly to right, at her feet growing flowers
and at her breast a bouquet of pink roses held in her left hand. She
_ wears a flowery kimono and in her right hand holds a fan.
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Signed at the lower left, R. pz Cuvituon, 1890.
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Purchased from Hermann Schaus.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
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WILLEM MARIS
2 : DutcH: 1844—1910
115—COW AT A BROOK (VJ. Ww. Nay ea ae
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| Height, 18% inches; width, 13 mches
From a green field on the left a white and dun-colored cow has come
down to the end of a rail fence that stops at a brook into which she
is about to step to drink. On the right of the brook is a higher green
bank with trees. A hazy sunny day.
Signed at the lower left, Wirtem Manis.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
CHARLES DETAILLE
FRENCH: Convento: del
116—AU BOIS jell
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Height, 15 inches; length, 2714 inches
In the foreground a broad avenue traverses the picture, with a double
line of trees on the farther side along the iron fence that encloses green
turf before wooded background in the Bois de Boulogne. Within some
jockeys are seen, while the avenue is alive with carriages and eques-
trians and an occasional man and woman afoot.
Signed at the lower right, Coartes DETAILiE, 1878.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
ANGELO ASTI
Itauian: 1847—1903
117—BUSTE DE FEMME © ¢¥. Ue
{ sp Height, 18 inches; width, 1514, inches
Bust portrait of a demure young woman with eyes upon the observer,
her face framed in her light chestnut hair flowing in masses down
her shoulders, her full bust, turned slightly to left, exposed in a bland
light as her draperies fall gently away.
Signed at the lower right, A. Astt.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
ETIENNE PROSPER BERNE-BELLECOUR
Frencu: 1838—1910
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118—CH ASSEUR
(Panel)
Bey Height, 1534 inches; width,
A Frencu soldier in Algeria stands beside a roadside fountain, drink-
ing from his water-bottle. He wears a blue and red kepi, a blue hussar
jacket, a broad blue sash and red trousers reinforced with leather.
In the background, a partly wooded hillside and a group of stolid
natives.
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Signed at the lower left, EK. BERNE-Bretxecour, 1894.
From the Theodore G. Weil Collection, in the King-Fuller Sale, New
York, 1903.-#53+83/0 446 Ihuger
The property of the Estate of the late &. B. Meyer.
JOHAN BARTHOLD JONGKIND
Dutcu: 1819—1891 .
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119—_IN HOLLAND eS
Height, 13 inches; length, 17
Moonuicur illumines a port landscape, the full moon appearing above
a tuft of dark cloud and reflecting a path of bright light on the water
along a right-hand shore. On the shore gabled buildings and a wind-
mill and a few trees are brought into view, and on the water working
boats that have come to anchor, with busy figures aboard.
Signed at the lower right, Joncxinpd, 1888. |
Purchased from Hermann Schaus.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
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Beieian: 1859— A. WW, fis bth vis
1200—AN INTERESTING LETTER
b b, Height, 1814, inches; width, 1514, inches
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Iw the sunny corner of a cottage room with windows giving upon a
garden two young women are seated at a table, having their chocolate.
Sisters, manifestly, in easy house apparel of quiet colors and wearing
white caps. One reads aloud a letter and both are smiling.
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Signed at the lower right, Enwarp PortirLsE; on
stretcher his seal.
_- The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
ETIENNE PROSPER BERNE-BELLECOUR
Frencu: 1838—1910 |
121_THE FIELD KITCHEN
(Panel)
Height, 1424 inches; width, 1034 mches
Own a plain of reddish earth and green turf, with green bush and yellow
haystacks in the background, a private is cooking for his company and
an officer who has approached is tasting with judicial scrutiny the
results of his work.
Signed at the lower right, EK. Brrne-BEetiecour, 1896.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Mryer.
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CHARLES FRANCOIS DAUBIGNY
Frencu: 1817—1878
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122 LANDSCAPE A y ,
(Panel)
Height, 10 inches; length, 174% inches
From the central foreground a country roadway runs straightaway,
being lost beyond a slight elevation in the distance. At the left rises
a group of trees in full summer foliage. On either side stretch green
meadows tufted with shrubbery. 3
Signed at the lower left, Dausteny. On back, the
seal, C. D.
From Cottier & Co. Sale of 1909.—-#3/- £3701 Vi a/,
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
H. RONDEL
FRENCH: CONTEMPORARY
128—PORTRAIT DE FEMME EF. Rb hee
_ Height, 16 inches; width, 1224 inches
Bust portrait, to right three-quarters front with face in profile, of a
dark-haired young woman of classic beauty observed in a soft light
against a dark neutral background. She is of full development and
appears in a filmy drapery with a dark emerald mantle falling from
her Spe act
Signed at the lower right, H. Ronvet.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
HENRY WARD RANGER, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1858—1916
124 NATURE'S SCREEN At, Ceeeer
(Panel)
FO) Height, 12 inches; length, 16 inches
A snort foreground of fresh green grass borders a bit of blue water
shimmering under a white sky and observed through a screen of sap-
lings clad in the budding foliage of spring.
Signed at the lower left, H. W. Rancer.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
CULLEN YATES, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1866—
125—BRARLY AUTUMN i 4: pertou |
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| : Height, 12 inches; length, 16 inches
Inrerior of a wood, the foreground of grass and lichen-grown rocks
in transparent shadow from the dense foliage of two great trees which
stand a little distant at left; beyond them subdued sunshine in a
clearing. Rich greens, with a touch of autumn hues.
Signed at the lower right, CuLLEN YATES.
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From the Salmagundi Club annual picture sale, January, 1903. In tee Loaing
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The property of Mr. Joon M. Greene.
ETIENNE PROSPER BERNE-BELLECOUR
Frencu: 1838—1910
-126—OFFICER RECONNOITRIN / .
(Panel) OK ‘. |
/ iS OF ‘ Height, 171% inches; width, 13% inches
Portrair of a mustached cavalry officer astride his sorrel-chestnut
mount, to left, three-quarters front, looking intently ahead of him to
scrutinize with unaided eye something which his field glass, just low-
ered, has revealed to him. Green and sandy sloping foreground, with
a broad and obscure valley in the distance.
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Signed at the lower right, E. BeErnr-Bretitecour, 1904.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
JEAN GEORGES VIBERT
Frencu: 1840—1902
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14 0. Height, 16 inches; width, 1134 gate /
Tue master of the keys in velvet garments of green and buff and partly
enswathed in a great white apron has descended to the ample cellar of
a chateau, huge knife in hand, and pauses contemplatively, with antici-
patory enjoyment, before selecting the choice morsel for the next repast
from a well stocked rack of hanging furred and feathered game.
Signed at the lower right, J. G. Vrpert.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
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ALEXANDER H. WYANT, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1836—1892
128-WOOD INTERIOR 74 (wretonty et
1946 : Height, 20 inches; width, 16 inches
Moss-crown boulders and miniature cascades in the foreground appear
in a soft light entering the wood through open spaces, against a back-
ground of close-grown greenery. In the middleground a few trees
standing detached in the open, and at their foot fallen timber lying
across the rocks.
Signed at the lower left, A. H. Wyant.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
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RALPH ALBERT BLAKELOCK, N.A
AmeERicAn: 1847—1919
129—INDIAN ENCAMPMENT .
(Panel) IV, KJ, Seat
Height, 1344 inches; length, 24 inches
CriearED rolling land abounding in low brush, about the edge of a fi re-
ground pool, supports at left and right in the middle distance groups
of trees, for the most part short, the whole in sunshine, which spots
the grass with shadows of some of the trees. “Toward the right are
tepees and Indian figures, one figure mounted on a white pony.
Signed at the lower right, R. A. BLaKELock.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
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GUY C. WIGGINS, A.N.A.
AMERICAN: 1883— h
130THE CITY IN WINTER 4... CU
3 ron iy Height, 1214, inches; length, 16 inches
Looxtnc downtown from above the intersection of Broadway and
Columbus avenue, during a snow-storm, with pedestrians and the busy
traffic of the roadways alike partly blurred by the falling flakes and ~
alike supplying interesting spots and engaging colors amid the white.
To the colors also contribute the varied buildings, one conspicuous
one now an extinguished mark of the past.
Signed at the lower right, Guy C. Wiccrns.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
RALPH ALBERT BLAKELOCK, N.A.
AmeErRIcAn: 1847—1919
131—_THE TEPEE: SUNSET Cle
Karls “p
(Panel)
DA ‘ Height, 1014 ches; length, 144 inches
GREEN trees detached and growing in clumps mark the edge of a wood
and rise still luminous in free silhouette before a sky of pale sunset
tones, while a mellow golden atmospere pervades their interspaces and
the cleared wild foreground. Here near the centre of the composition
is a tepee with a figure in red beside it, and at a little distance another
red figure is observed before the trees.
Signed at the lower right, R. A. BLAKELOCK.
The property of Mr. Joun M. GREENE.
WINSLOW HOMER, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1836—1910 Vas
132—ENTRANCE OF CATSKILL CLOVE
a “ag ag Height, 11 inches; length, 15%4 inches
Tue foreground a narrow green valley, apparently closed in the middle
distance at left by the converging inclines at either side, that on the
right, which supplies the background, a huge mountain flank well
wooded and reaching far above the picture top. On a ledge of the
slope and near a stream in the valley cottages and barns, and in the
immediate foreground at right some figures strolling.
Signed at the lower left, W. H. In pencil on the stretcher:
“To Geo, H. Hall, Winslow Homer.” Also: ‘“En-
trance of Catskill Clove, by Winslow Homer.” Also:
“In the second summer of my red cottage; G. H. H.,
1872.” [George Henry Hall, American artist, 1825-
1913. |
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
GEORGE H. McCORD, A.N.A.
AMERICAN: 1840—1909
: 133—HARBOR SCENE f [Werte
| ¢ AB Height, 16 inches; length, 24 inches
Ar Venice the water is green-blue and in foreground and throughout
the greater part of the picture is in transparent cloud-shadow, its lazy
ripples reflecting the hues of richly colored sails of various craft. In
the background the face of the city is in the golden illumination of
sunset.
Signed at the lower right, G. H. McCorp, A.N.A.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
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FRANKLIN DE HAVEN, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1856— .
134THE STORM K WAAL
Height, 24 inches; width, 20 inches
Fiexips of wild land in the golden browns and lingering rich greens of |
autumn, with grass and bush and occasional trees, range far beneath
the swirling clouds of an active sky, which cause cloud-shadows to vary
the surface lights, and on the curve of a field road near the foreground
the ight of the sun falls broadly, through a lessening of the cloud den-
sity. In the distance the rains descend.
Signed at the lower right, DE Haven.
Exhibited at the Annual Oil Exhibition, Salmagundi Club, New York.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
HUGH BOLTON JONES, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1848—
135—SPRINGTIME Cel,
Height, 1534 inches; length, 2434 inches
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GrrEN meadows lush and fresh in sunshine after a shower, and along
the course of a brook seen near the centre of the landscape taller
grasses and thick bushes; beyond these a diagonal line of trees growing
more dense as they recede in perspective; distant blue hills.
Signed at the lower right, H. Bouton Jones.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
THOMAS SULLY, N.A. (Honorary)
AMERICAN: 1783—1872 Rr } ¢ AM meng
136—-COASTAL SCENE WITH FIGURES
Height, 1234 inches; length, 181% inches
ss
a smooth flat beach which is overhung by rocky banks projecting from
the left. Here a young artist is seated with drawing-board on his
knee, sketching, a young lady kneeling by his side looking on, both in
costumes rich in color and both oblivious to any menace from a black
storm over the sea which interests the artist. In the foreground the
wreck of a mast, in the background a gabled cottage.
Signed at the lower left, TS (monogram).
The property of Mr. Joun M. GREENE.
BRUCE CRANE, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1857—
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137-MORNING WITH FROST iJ GA OT eee
| 4s Height, 1414, inches; length, 20 inches fey
Roveu land with gray-brown and yellowish herbage, a bush and a trée
or two and some felled timber, on a cold autumn morning. In the fore-
ground a pool brightened by sky reflections, and in the background a
wood obscured in a gray haze.
Signed at the lower right, Brucet CRANE.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
JULIAN RIX
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AMERICAN: 1851—1908 4) We egies. 4
1388—RIVER LANDSCAPE |
Height, 24 inches; length, 36 inches :
Friar land partly sandy, partly marshy, partly grown over by short
sage-green herbage, is irregularly bisected by a meandering stream
wandering away from the spectator, its placid surface a silvery mirror
of leaden shower-clouds and clouds creamy-white in a summer sky.
Through the cloud-openings sunshine casts upon shore and stream the
shadows of sturdy pollards and other short and bushy trees.
Signed at the lower left, JULIAN Rix.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
EDWARD GAY, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1839—
139—INTO THE NIGHT / G, Wor o=
| 3 Cae Height, 24 inches; length, 3614 inches
Tue sun has departed, leaving a clouded sky still in a waning splendor,
its glow spreading a luminous twilight over broad foreground fields
made fertile by a stream. Distant against a low horizon trees large
and small rise in silhouette, and amongst them on the right stands a
cottage from whose chimney a wisp of smoke issues.
Signed at the lower right, Evwarp Gay.
The property of Mr. Joun M. GREENE.
ALFRED STEVENS
Betcian: 1828—1906 |
35 0.
140—PORTRAIT DE JEUNE FEMME
Height, 19 inches; width, 15°4 wmches
Busr portrait of a brown-haired and affable young woman, to left,
three-quarters front, her face observed a little more than in profile and
the light falling on her from the right and back of her. She wears a
dainty, flowery green bonnet, its broad ribbons loosely knotted at her
throat, and a mauve waist lightly décolleté.
Signed at the upper left, A. STEVENS.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
CHARLES LANDELLE
Frencu: 1821—1908
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141—GREEK GIRL: THEBES ™M “B. oo
4 Oo. Height, 18 inches; width, 15 inches
Heap and shoulders of a dark-complexioned girl of Oriental aspect.
She wears a loose jacket of purple velvet trimmed with gold, and open
_down the front to disclose a many-buttoned garment of white linen
beneath. Upon her head a round velvet cap. Her eyes concealed by
their heavy lids.
Signed at the left, above shoulder, Cu. LANDELLE.
From the John Taylor Johnston Crizotion: New York, 1876. be p70
From the John T. Martin Collection, New York, 1909. _¥Zo Bijo +d hi Jlega
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
ANTOINE VOLLON
Frencu: 1833—1900
142—STILL LIFE 0.4 bar- (Saea_
| | if ‘Bk Height, 2834 inches; width, 231% inches
Acarnst a sheer earthen bank rising from a flat green field a large and
heavy Old World scythe is leaning. A horn lies at its foot. Before the
huge steel blade stands an ovoid vase of soft coloring, holding a large
bouquet of many and varied flowers, their colors ranging from the rich
crimson of poppies to the golden-yellow and white of daisies.
Signed at the lower right, Ant. VoLLon.
The property of Mr. Joun M. GREENE.
EMILE VAN MARCKE
FRENCH: 1821 i }
143—CATTLE IN THE FIELDS °"
Height, 1614 inches; length, 2214 inches
A Broad pasture of coarse and flourishing grass fills foreground and
middle distance, bounded in a more or less semi-circular line by low
dark green woods, over the tops of which at the distant left rises a
range of treeless hills.. In front of the woods, both at left and right,
farm houses are seen, under a blue sky with grayish clouds. Out in
the pasture are three cows,—a black one with a white face standing
in partial shadow at the left in middle distance, a red cow lying down
in sunshine with back to the spectator on the right, and in brilliant
sunshine in the foreground a red and white cow coming slowly forward
and most painstakingly sudied, her shadow marking the grass beside
her.
Signed at the lower right, EM. vaN Marcke.
The property of a Private Collector.
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AMERICAN: 1857—
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144—AUTUMN: NEW ENGLAND
oe H eight, 14 inches; length, 20 inches
GotpEN fields of wild herbage, a pasture of waning green, a brown-
gray field where the plow has been at work—all in rolling lands all but
treeless, the fields in part demarcated by stone fences; in the fore-
ground stray logs near a bit of a poo]. Indenting the land from the
horizon on the left a blue arm of the sea. In the foreground on the
right trees and bushes golden as the fields. |
Signed at the lower left, BRucE Crane.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE, N.A. —
AMERICAN: 1849—1916
145—ON THE SOUND fy. p. ee
G 0 / } Height, 17 inches; length, 284% inches
Hazzx almost of the consistency of a light fog overhangs a harbor and
the far-reaching Sound, meeting with soft grayish clouds.
naturally formed and wavering line on the right of a little-used road
leading away from the spectator and marking a yellow-sandy course
through the verdure.
Signed at the lower left, Bruck Crane, N. Y.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
JEAN BERAUD
Frencu: 1849-—
157_ALONG THE QUAI VF
Height, 18% inches; length, 21°24 inches
A proap quat glistens white in a sun-shower and extends far before
the observer, with a distant bend toward the left. Pedestrians with um-
brellas, careless owvriers, horse cabs, spot its course with black and
color. To right in the foreground a Government building, and beyond
it a long line of apartments and shops. On the left, beyond a wharf,
square-riggers docked alongside each other with prows to the quai,
their tall masts and orderly yards in a visual entanglement before
the vaporous sky.
Signed at the lower left, JEAN Beravp.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
158—TH E BRIDGE
a re. | eee ee Hera 6 indlien eae
An old tone bridge of a single broad arch Uns
a river of zigzag bends, which quits the picture
i: right poreeniaad forms tt of low amd
surfaces a brilliant Sronaue play fascinating
itself is unusual.
The property of Mr. Joun M. GREENE. ©
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JEAN CHARLES CAZIN
Frencu: 1841—1901
‘ 159—FIELDS IN MOONLIGHT WI, W.
Height, 18 inches; length, 22 inches
I] On the left a plowed field, with a roller in the foreground, next it a3
long patch of turf with a few short trees at its centre, and to okt .
other fields supporting various green growths, all leading to a vague —
distance where at left a light is seen amongst a group of buildings. “*
From a misty sky a full moon shines brightly over all. a
Signed at the lower right, J. C. Cazin. 7
Purchased from Hermann Schaus. 7
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
ADOLPHE SCHREYER
| German: 1828—1899
53 160—BULGARIAN MAIL STATION LUN ary)
[YU s?- Height, 124% inches; length, 202 inches o
Four saddle horses, two white, one black and one sorrel, two of them af
well packed, are standing in sunshine in a rough green field of the __
foreground, outside a rude walled-in hut standing out in middle dis-
tance at the right. In the background other fields rise gently toa
low crest below a blue sky laden with white and grayish clouds. A
‘dark skinned rider stands over the nearer white horse. :
Signed at the lower right, Ap ScHREYER. | 4
Purchased from Hermann Schaus. : +
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The property of Mr. Francis Draz. .
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FELIX ZIEM
Frencu: 1821—1911
161—RIVER LANDSCAPE WW WJ, SCAU a.
(Panel)
Height, 13 inches; length, 2024 imches
Aw early and serious work of Ziem, before he took up the glow of
Constantinople and Venice. on the right to golden tones and dapples with gold the changing herb-
age of the clearing.
Signed at the lower right, Dr Haven.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
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ADOLPHE MONTICELLI
Frencu: 1824—1886 ©
1683—AUTUMN IN FRANCE 4 a
(Panel) .
Height, 2414, inches; width, 1814, inches
One To0Ks down an informal and winding open way through a wood of
tall and slender trees, the nearest ones on the left reaching above the
picture limits, the tops of those on the right standing motionless before
a cloudy-blue sky; alow, the leafage is dense. Sunshine from the left
and distance penetrates freely among the trees, reflecting lights of
golden-brown in great richness of quality from the foliage. Near the
foreground the bent figure of a woman in a red blouse. — .
Signed at the lower left, Monticettt.
The property of Mr. Joun M. GREENE.
EMIL CARLSEN, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1853—
164—LANDSCAPE 4
Ds | Height, 30 inches; width, 25 imches
Wuire cloud billows bank high in a rich turquoise sky and their misty
vapor below reaches to the horizon, which at left is marked by the level
crest of a low hill, whose broad and gently inclining foreground flank
is largely open field of greenish-yellow and brownish notes. In middle
distance and on the right, in hollows to which the land falls away, the
landscape is one of dense woods, the trees green and touched with
autumn tints, and the whole observed in the sunshine of a soft summer
haze.
Signed at the lower left, Emit Carusen, 707.
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer.
(Illustrated)
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GEORGE H. BOGERT, A.N.A.
AMERICAN: 1864— 2 cy
165—NEAR FONTAINEBLEAU
¢ Height, 29 inches; length, 36% ich
aS0 . ergh onches; lengih 2 wmches
In forest outskirts toward the end of .an autumn day two figures wear-
ing white caps and colorful apparel appear at right, at the edge of a
foreground pond which is surrounded by brown grasses and grayish
lichen-covered boulders. More boulders, brush and some trees mark
higher land on the right, that circles about a middle-distance golden-
brown plain, beyond which trees in autumn foliage stand out before
a distant and obscure range of hills. Midway at left, beyond the
sombre foreground, are thick trees, back of which horizontal rays of the
declining sun strike across the brown plain.
Signed at the lower left, Gro. H. BocErrt.
From the P. H. McMahon Collection in Combination Sale, New York,
1916.-#/7)- PXE0- Mt Ih. Setnerer Loh,
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Meyer,
GIOVANNI BOLDINI
ITatian: 1844—
166—-LA TOILETTE E : 7. athe
sO f Height, 341% inches; width, 241 inches
TureeE-quarters length ideal figure of a young woman un peu gai
whose white chemisette falls away from her creamy shoulders, her arms
crossed before her breast, in one hand a mirror, and wearing rings and
a bracelet. She faces the observer, with figure slightly to right and head
poised over her right shoulder, lips parted and eyes smiling, and brown
hair showing golden-chestnut lights before a bleu-de-ciel background.
Signed at the lower right, Boup1n1.
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The property of Mr. Joun M. GREENE. ww
NARCISSE VIRGILE DIAZ DE LA PENA
F : 1807—1876 Ror Way
(167—FONTAINEBLEAU LANDSCAPE: Mee:
3 | THE MILL
A 25s, | Height, 32 inches; length, 351), inches — ,
Tue eye looks into the grateful and transparent summer shadows of
a forest, open in the foreground, whence a winding road leads toward
the distance. At a little distance on the left the road passes cottages,
whose tiled roofs are a soft rose hue in sunshine which «penetrates to’
them from a blue and white sky and dapples the white trunks of near-by ~=4
beeches. In the sombre foreground, to left, a peasant figure appears,
all but lost within the shadows and the dense greenery,
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7 Signed at the lower left, N. Draz, 1863.
From Cottier & Company. ;
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
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. American: 1840—1904 |
168—_LANDSCAPE f RBS
50 : Height, 30 inches; width, 2134 inches
Ar right a tall tree growing at the edge of a flag-bordered and sluggish
stream, and sending its green foliage above the picture limits; ascend-
ing its trunk a vine which contributes spots of red; the whole, with
the flags and grasses of the foreground, in soft transparent shadow. _
In the middle distance at either side of the stream trees that have
_ turned a luminous autumn-yellow, and lush and velvety herbage, all in
sunshine and enriching the water surface with their chromatic reflec- :
tions. At left a girl walking. a
| f Signed at the lower left, Mtnor.
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene,
ETIENNE PROSPER BERNE- BELLECOUR ©
Frencu: 1838—1910 .
169—ON THE MARCH oe y 7
Height, 21 inches; length, 2942 inches
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An officer in light blue tunic and red breeches, a dispatch bag Serer: at
his side, stands pipe in hand in the foreground as he talks to an officer —
mounted on a chestnut charger, the latter officer in uniform of the
Garde Republicaine, his troop riding away slowly at the right. The &
cavalrymen are in a sandy road that in the middle distance swings left- _
ward, with higher and partly wooded land on its right.” To left of the . "
road, a green field, with a few trees standing in the distance, near an I
entrance to a walled park. See a
Signed at the lower right, E: Bexwe-BexancovT, 1908:
on back, the Le SBR 2
From the Peter A. Schemm Collection, 1911. $279 - Siete C0. b.4 ip
The property of a Private Collector. a
FRANZ VON LENBAC
German: 1836—1904
170M ARION i
) b Ww ‘ Height, B21 inches ; wen 29
THREE-QUARTERS length seated figure of an in t
Dees and a fee eyes of deep ue brilliant
lieved by glimpses of blue. She is in white with a
sash and wears a broadly ga straw hat. with
Hands 1 in lap. 3 ae
Signed near her right shoulder,
Purchased from Hermann Schaus.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
RUDOLPH DIRKS
German: 1877— _
171—MARINE | ek 4 OL j
2 A ) im ae Atlee: “31; inches; dengue 38714. inches
A CHOPPY sea gray and brilliantly colorful under a ti of gray elouds _
opening to blue vistas aloft and touching the water with a line of
white at the horizon. fn the foreground to right sloop-rigged fishing
boats at anchor with ‘ ‘pumpkin-seed” dinghys astern and on one of
the larger craft two figures. At left in middle distance the wharves
avd waterfront buildings of a port, with a tangle of masts of docked
ships, and offshore sailing craft in motion. Mis 3
Signed at the lower right, Dirks.
The property of Mr. Francis Draz.
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EMIL CARLSEN, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1853—
172—_MARINE
(Panel)
4 imches
4 O Height, 25 inches; length, 541
A COASTAL scene whose entire being is an expression of power, power
of movement and volume in the mighty sea, of majestic immobility in
the massive mounds of a sheer and broken coast. At left the coast,
high, gray, iron-red, mistily green; to right the slow tremendous sea,
gray, white, greenish, dull blue; over all the gray vapor of a lead-hued
sky. Gulls and a distant sail.
Signed at the lower left, Emiu Cartsen, 1882.
The property of Mr. Joun M. GREENE.
ETIENNE PROSPER BERNE-BELLECOUR
1838—1910
173—_THE PRISONER | Tey
dbo: Height, 391% inches; width, 2616 inches
To a French villa converted temporarily to army use, three soldiers __
have brought a German despatch bearer taken within their lines. The —
officers are summoned and stand on the entrance porch. The sentinel :
on the farther steps forgets his duties in listening to the story. At the —
back of the lawn appear stacked arms, and through the windows of a
ruined wall the shrubbery and trees of a park are seen.
Signed at the lower right, E. Berne-Betiecour, 1882.
From the E. Berne-Bellecour Sale, Hotel Drouot, Paris, 1911. hwo
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Mryer. |
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EUGENE LOUIS GABRIEL ISABEY
FRENCH: 1804—1886
174M ARINE AND FIGURES: THE WRECK
| bo , | Height, 231% inches; length, 32 inches
Ar left, huge, mountainous rocks, gray and sandy-brown, their tops
sunlit, projecting into a dark blue sea in which an outstanding sentinel © “a
rock rises, separated somewhat from the foot of the promontory, before 2
a low-lying thunder-cloud in a sky which is light aloft. In the shadow
of the rock-mass the great hulks of two dismasted ships, beached, bi, q
whose cargoes are being brought overboard and appropriated by a
motley company of picturesque characters who have assembled afoot a
and with horses at the shoreline. On the foremost of them in the left —
foreground the sun shines, illumining their colorful Oriental Syl:
and swarthy features, with dramatic effect.
Signed at the lower left, EK. Isanry. |
The property of Mr. Joun M. Greene.
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PAUL JEAN CLAYS |
Bercian: 1819—1900
175—COAST OF ZEELAND | Ce a AY ly
A. Height, 2934 inches; length, 531% mches 1a
Art left a spit of land, with a sailboat hauled out high on the bank and a
fishermen’s cottages near it, other craft with sails up off the point, and ec)
in the foreground in front of it two figures in a large rowboat. Beyond __
the point the bay recedes to a distant shore, which swings forward
again and reveals more coastal buildings at the extreme right, in middle
distance. Well in the foreground and largely obscuring this shore lie
in a bunch heavy Flemish fishing and cargo vessels and smallboats, alive __
with busy figures. Colorful sails, square and fore-and-after, rise high _ a,
in a listless air and with the richly weathered hulls contribute a soft
chromatic medley to the bluish and WS sky reflections on the idly
restless water.
Signed at the lower right, P. J. Crave, 1S 4
Illustrated in the catalogue of the Clays Sale, Paris, 1900/0 bo MX XX
“Fu Purchased from M. Knoedler & Co., New York, 1904.
From the Felix Isman Collection, American Art Galleries, New York,
1911. ¥K+B/Joo _,
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Mryer.
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Frencu: 1825—1891 Pe
176—GIRL READING) ie ES
3 ol eae _ Height, 49 inches; width, 37 inches e
THRee- “RURET ERS length seated a of a fair and rosy yo
volume which rests upon her lap an apainet a broum Hone
her. She faces the right, her face observed in profile, and b i
and figure in a strong but bland and diffused el She wears a 1
mob cap bound with a blue ribbon. Saas
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Signed at ip ie right, Cr, (
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ANGELO ASTI
ITALIAN: 1847—19038 .
177—SLUMBER WS. d
Height, 381% inches; length, 681% inches —
hits -LENGTH figure of a young woman, nude, reclining on eaelioneds
draperies of soft olive notes before a neutral brownish background,
the warm flesh tones appearing in a bland light with incidental trans- — 4
parent shadows effected by the flexed right knee. Head at left with | 7
drowsy eyes closed and face observed profil perdu against her left arm
which is bent back of the head; right arm extended at. her side, and)
rich chestnut hair flowing loosely back of her right shoulder.
Signed at the lower right, A. ASTI.
Purchased direct from the artist.
From the Felix Isman,Collection, American Art Galleries, New ars
W911. KS -< C5070
The property of the Estate of the late A. B. Mrvenr.
BENJAMIN WEST, P.R.A.
American: 1738—1820 ie ;
173-THE HOLY SPIRIT DESCENDING —t|_—
? UPON CHRIST AFTER HIS ae
3 BAPTISM IN THE RIVER JORDAN @
¢ oe Height, 36 inches; width, 28 inches ig
Tue tall figure of the Christ is observed in walking attitude and with ==
bowed head as He steps, facing the right, from the river, the Baptist =
and the numerous other figures of devout men and women witnesses of — i
the scene looking up at Him with awe, from the river and from its
banks. Above, within a halo, the Holy Spirit in form of a dove de-
scending upon His head. In the distance, on a far bank of the river,
nude figures of joyous bathers hastening to the stream.
From R. C. & N. M. Vose, Boston, and from London. Mentioned in
Galt’s “Life and Works of West,” p. 219. :
The property of Mr. Joun M. GREENE.
Ld oes,
sae
WILLIAM ADOLPHE BOUGUEREAU |
FRENCH: 1825—1905
179—RETURN FROM THE HARVEST Vee P a
Height, 9414 inches; width, 66 inches
astride a black ass, a dark-haired woung woman clad in brilliant ee
seated sidewise on the beast, behind the infant and supporting him. One 7
the right another dark-haired and bare-footed beauty, accompanying i
on foot, holds a rein of the ass and turns smilingly toward the proud in-
fant, while on the left a gay maid and a youth dance in celebration, — i.
to the tune of a tamburine. ‘The whole before a woodland presse *
of deep dark green. a 4
Signed at the lower left, W. HOuct aaa 1878e sae
ee ES ee a A ee a ee ae 3 ~ saeattntins sae Se
= - OG Ee NR a tet Mia Sa ae SoMa RRL ae ————— eS a ee neers ——_—_—— —_——
From the A. sf Stewart Collection, New York, 1887- $43 "ius tl
“The commission for the above picture was placed with M. Bouguereau by the es is
late Mr. A. T. Stewart in 1874, with the understanding that the painting was to be ~
the artist’s greatest work, and not a nude subject; the picture was not finished
until after the death of Mr. Stewart. When finished, in 1878, M. Bouguereau stated
that he considered the work his masterpiece.”"—From the A. T. Stewart catalogue.
The property of a Private Collector.
nS
LIST OF ARTISTS REPRESENTED
AND THEIR WORKS
ADAMS, Junius
Kittens 1
ASTI, ANGELO
Buste de Femme 117
Slumber 177.
AUBURTIN, J. Francis
Luminous Coast 90
BEERS, Jan Van
Idleness . 95
A Tale of Love 96
BERAUD, Jzan
Une Brasserie a Femmes 85
Along the Quai 157
BERGEN, CARL VON
Festal Days 86
BERNE-BELLECOUR, Evtenne Prosper
Dead in the Snow 94.
Chasseur 118
The Field Kitchen 12d
Officer Reconnoitring 126
On the March 169
The Prisoner 173
BERN E-BELLECOUR, JEAN
A Call 58
CATALOGUE
} “NUMBER
BIERSTADT, Axsert, N.A. a
Landscape | | Ba
BLAKELOCK, Ratru Apert, N.A.
Moonrise , 102
The Canoe: Late Afternoon . “1055eam
Indian Encampment a 129
The Tepee: Sunset > 131
BOGERT, Grorce H., A.N.A. | s
Near Fontainebleau 165 = 4
BOLDINI, Giovann1 a
La Toilette ae 1665 9
BONHEUR, Marie Rosa |
Study of the Chamois | 18
The White Horse 3 52 :
BOUDIN, EuGENE 7 | a
Entrée du Port de Trouville ie 103 a
BOUGUEREAU, Wuiiam AnoLPHE a
Return from the Harvest 1793
BRICHER; Atrrep TownsEnp, A.N.A.
Gathering Flowers 2a oe
On the Coast | 38 |
BRIDGMAN, FREDERICK ARTHUR, N.A.
Le Ruisseau pendant un Torrent | 89
CARLSEN, Emit, N.A.
Clouds and a Cow: A Sketch 98
Landscape 164
Marine \ Le
CARLSON, Joun F., A.N.A.
In the Woods
CAZIN, JEAN CHARLES
Fields in Moonlight
CHAPLIN, Cuartes JosHua
Girl Reading
CHASE, Witi1aMm Mernirt, N.A.
Still Life
Head of a Young Man
On the Sound
CLAYS, Pau. JEAN
Coast of Zeeland
COLE, Tuomas, N.A.
The Dream of Arcadia
CONNER, Joun RAMSEY
Potato Gatherers
COROT, JEAN Baptiste CAMILLE
Landscape
COUSEH, E. Irvine, N.A.
Composition
CRANE, Bruce, N.A.
Morning with Frost
Autumn: New England
Autumn Landscape
A By-road, Easthampton, Long Island
CATALOGUE
NUMBER
35
159
176
21
51
145
175
87
75
106
76
137
144
154
156
~CROME (OLD), Joun (School of)
Landscape with Mill
CUVILLON, Rosertr DE
Portrait aux Fleurs
DAUBIGNY, CuHarzes FRANCOIS
Landscape
DAVIS, Cuartes Haron, N.A.
Frosty Morning in Normandy
DECAMPS, ALEXANDRE GABRIEL
Chinese Dancer
DE HAVEN, Franky, N.A.
Landscape
September Evening
The Storm
Golden October
~DELPY, Htirrotyte CAamMILurt
Twilight
DETAILLE, Cuartzs
Au Bois
DETAILLE, Jean Barrisre Enovarp
Artist and Horse
DIAZ DE LA PENA, NarcissE VIRGILE
Sous Bois
Fontainebleau Landscape: The Mull
DIETERLE, Marr
Ruisseau de Graimbouville
CATALOGUE
: a NUMBER
DIRKS, Ruvo.rxH
Marine 171
EAKINS, THomas, N.A.
Idyl: Music 88
FRANKE, Axsert J.
Sympathie des Convives 93
FRAPPA, Jost
The Monk’s Breakfast 7
GARDNER, Euizaspetru JANE
The Pet Bird AT
GAY, Epwarp, N.A.
Into the Night 139
GEROME, J. L.
A Girl of Smyrna 48
GIFFORD, Rosert Swain, N.A.
Near Purgatory, Newport 151
GREEN, Frank Russewu, 4A.N.A.
Cattle and Landscape 80
GROLLERON, Paut Lovis NarcissE
The Sentinel A9
GROLLERON, Paur
A. Skirmish 40
GRUPPE, Cuaries PAvuL
Going to Pasture 50
| The Red Barn 74
Re ee reso - - -
GRUTZNER, Epvaxp
Lunch Time
The Monk’s Repast
GUE, Davi J.
Moonlight Marine
HERMANN, Leo
A Cardinal
A Choice Vintage
HERVIER, A. L.
French Farmyard
HOMER, Winstow, N.A.
Entrance of Catskill Clove
HOYT, Henry M.
The Writer
ISABEY, Evuc&ne Louis GABRIEL
Marine and Figures: The Wreck
JACQUE, Cuartes Emig
Sheep
JACQUET, Gustave JEAN
Youthful Head
JOHNSON, Davn, N.A.
At Ghent, N. Y.
JONES, Hueu Bourton, N.A.
Springtime
185° a
iain
~ a
a a ee
Sr a ae pee ee
eh, qtr ape Geen
CATALOGUE
NUMBER
JONGKIND, Jouan Barryuoip
In Holland 119
KAHLER, Caru
My Lady’s Place 4
“Butterflies,” Winner of the Futurity, and Foal,
“Highflyer” 53
Angora Cat 65
The Rivals | 150
KAULBACH, HERMANN
Inattention 15
KENSETT, JOHN FRrReEpeErickK, N.A.
Hillside near Newport, Rhode Island 44
LAMBERT, Lovis EucrEne
Cats 5
LAMBDIN, GEORGE CocHRAN, N.A.
The Butterfly 78
LANDELLE, CuHartes
Greek Girl: Thebes 141
LAWSON, Ernest, N.A.
The Bridge 158
LEMMENS, E.
Poultry Yard 18
LESREL, ApoLPpHE ALEXANDRE
The Smoker 107
McCORD, Gerorct H., A.N.A.
Harbor Scene 133
_ a ry ae Se) See
MADRAZO, Don Rarwunpo dE
Téte de Femme
MAGNUS, CAMILLE
Wood Interior
Landscape with Figure
MARLATT, H. J.
Hazy Autumn: The Swimming Hole
MARIS, Witt—EM
Cow at a Brook
MARTENS, WitLy
A Peasant Woman
MARTIN, Homer D., N.A.
Woodland Brook
MINOR, Rosert CRANNELL, N.A.
Landscape
MONTEZIN, Pierre
Farm Landscape and Flowers
MONTICELLI, AnoipHe
Autumn in France
MORAN, Epwarp, A.N.A.
Marine: The Sea at Sunset
MORLAND, Gerorcet (School of)
Pigs
MOSLER, Henry
Picking Apples
71
62
46
MULLER, Anton ©
The Old Clock Mender
Bachelor Breakfast
MUNKACSY, Mruary
The Music Lesson
MURPHY, J. Francis, N.A.
An Old House
Across the Fields
NEUVILLE, ALrHonseE DE
French Soldier
PARTON, Arruvr, N.A.
On the Farm
PASINI, ALBErro
Arabian Hunters in the Desert
PATTEIN, Crsar
The Gossips
PERKINS, ALrrep
Marine
PORTIELJE, Epwarp
The Proposal
An Interesting Letter
POST, Wiu11amM Merritt, A.N.A.
Autumn Landscape
QUARTLEY, Arruovr, N.A.
Marine
CATALOGUE
NUMBER
28
57
84
19
109
100
67
24
79
36
A]
120
69
73
RANGER, Henry Warp, N.A.
Farmhouse and Trees
In Holland
Nature’s Screen
Woodland Scene
REDFIELD, Epwarp W.
Winter Landscape
REHN, Franx Knox Morton, N.A.
Marine: Sunset
RIX, JULIAN
High Tide, Coast of Maine
River Landscape
California Landscape
RONDEL, H.
Portrait de Femme
RYDER, Apert Pinxuam, N.A.
Nightfall
SAGGAGGI, C.
Procession of Love—A Triptych
SALINAS, A.
La Récolte
SAN CHEZ-PERRIER, Eminio
A Quiet Spot
SCHREY ER, Ano.trpHE
Bulgarian Mail Station
SICHEL, NAatrHanaEen
Oriental Lady
CATALOGUE |
NUMBER
37
A
124
147
83
AS
123
110
160
82
SIMONI, S.
Cavalier and Jester
SLADE, C. Arnoip
His Comrade’s Story
SONTAG, Wiu1am Lewis, N.A.
In the Allegheny Mountains
STEVENS, Axrrep
Portrait de Jeune Femme
SULLY, Tuomas, N.A. (Honorary)
Coastal Scene with Figures
SYMINGTON, James
Gathering Flowers
TAMBURINI, A.
A Visit to the Cellar
TIRATELLI, Crsarr
Street Scene
TROY ON, Constant
Oxen in Stable
TRYON, Dwicut W., N.A.
Apple Blossom ‘Time
VAN BOSKERCK, Roserr Warp, N.A.
Where the Lilies Grow
VAN MARCKE, Emir
Cattle in the Fields
Landscape and Cattle
CATALOGUE
NUMBER
10
91
72
140
136
sng,
70
32
149
143
146
=o
CATALOGUE
NUMBER
VIBERT, Jean GEORGES
The Epicure | eT
VOLLON, ANTOINE |
Still Life 142
VON LENBACH, Franz
Marion 170
VON MAX, GasrieL CoRNELIUS | ;
Head of a Young Girl 104
WALKER, Horatio, N.A.
A Siesta .
WALKLEY, Davin sy | :
IIusking Corn | 6.72
WEBER, THEODORE |
Off Shore: Jetée de Trouville 30 =
WEST, Bensamiy, P.R.A.
The Holy Spirit Descending upon Christ
After His Baptism in the River Jordan 178
WIGGINS, Carterton, N.A.
A Holstein Bull 20
Holstein Bull ? : 3 29
Landscape and Cattle 77
WIGGINS, Guy C., A.N.A. |
The City in Winter : 130
WITKOWSKI, Kart
Lighting His Pipe 56
Boyhood 59
CATALOGUE
NUMBER
WORMS, JuLzs
Engaging the Cab 25
WOUWERMAN, Pure (Attributed to)
Before the Inn 61
WYANT, Atexanver H., N.A.
Wood Interior 128
YATES, Cutten, N.A.
Early Autumn 125
ZIEM, Feirx
River Landscape 161 |
ZIMMERMANN, Ernst |
An Agreeable Moment 22 |
ZIMMERMANN, REINHARD SEBASTIAN i
The Consultation 14
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