Lichings ad Engravings | the rollertion of the late Russell Sturgis S24 Plart 1 Che Anderson Art Galleries 12 East 46th Sire New York No. 826—1910. THE COLLECTION OF Engravings and Ltrhings FORMED BY THE LATE Russell Sturgis TO ILLUSTRATE THE iistory of the Gwo Arts ETCHINGS by J. F. Miuurt, CAMILLE Corot, Josrer IsRAEts, J. L. E. Meissonrer, CuHartes Mreryon, REMBRANDT, GEORGE CRUIKSHANK, CHARLES Jacqusz, J. MoN. WuistLer, F. Srymour Hapen, FRran- cIsco GOYA, AND OTHERS. ENGRAVINGS By AxtsrecuHt Durer, H. 8S. Benam, Lucas VAN Lrypen, W. FarrHorne, W. Houiar, HocartH, DANIEL Hoprer, Hans BurGKMAIR, AND OTHER EARLY MASTERS. LITHOGRAPHS sy Rarret. MEZZOTINTS sy VAL- ENTINE GREEN AND SIMILAR ENGRAVERS. CHIAR- OSCURO ENGRAVINGS sky ANprREAS ANDREANT, NICOLAS DI VICENTIO, BArTOLOMEUS VCorRIO- LANUS, FANTUZZI DI TRENTO, AND OTHERS EQUALLY RARE. TURNER'S Liper STUDIORUM, ETC. PART I. TO BE SOLD Monpay Eventne, Marcu 28 - - - Lors'§ 1—150 TurspDAY EVENING, Marco 29 - - - 151—300 SALE BEGINS EACH EVENING AT 8.15 O’CLOOK. On EXHIBITION FROM TUESDAY, Marcu 22, 10 A.M. To 5.30 P.M. GOhe Anderson Aurtion Company 12 Kast 46TH STREET, New York. TeLEPHONE, Murray Hit 120. ART AND MISCELLANEOUS Conditions of Sale 1. All bids to be PER LOT as numbered in the Catalogue. 2. The highest bidder to be the buyer; in all cases of disputed bids the lot shall be resold, but the Auctioneer will use his judg- ment as to the good faith of all claims and his decision shall be final. He also reserves the right to reject any fractional or nominal bid which in his judgment may delay or injuriously affect the sale. 3. Buyers to give their names and addresses and to make such cash payments on account as may be required, in default of which — the lots purchased to be immediately resold. 4. The lots to be taken away at the buyer’s expense and risk within twenty-four hours from the conclusion of the sale, and the remainder of the purchase money to be absolutely paid on or before delivery, in default of which the Anderson Auction Company will not be responsible if the lot or lots be lost, stolen, damaged, or destroyed, but they will be left at the sole risk of the purchaser, and subject to storage charges. 5. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in the settlement of purchases, no lot will be delivered during the sale. 6. All lots will be exposed for public exhibition two or more days before the date of sale, for examination by intending purchasers, and the Anderson Auction Company will not be responsible for the correctness of the description, authenticity, genuineness, or for any defect or fault in or concerning any lot, and make no warranty whatever, but will sell each lot exactly as it is, without recourse. But upon receiving before the date of sale expert opinion in writing that any lot is not as represented, the Anderson Auction Company will use every effort to furnish proof to the contrary, and in default of such proof the lot will be sold subject to the declaration of the aforesaid expert, he being liable to the owner or owners thereof for damage or injury occasioned by such declaration. 7. TERMS CASH. Upon failure to comply with the above con- ditions any sum deposited as part payment shall be forfeited, and all such lots as remain uncleared after twenty-four hours from the conclusion of the sale will be re-sold by either private or public sale at such time as the Anderson Auction Company shall deter- mine, without further notice, and if any deficiency arises from such re-sale it shall be made good by the defaulter at this sale, together with all the expenses incurred thereby. This condition shall be without prejudice to the right of the Anderson Auction Company to enforce the contract with the buyer, without such re-sale. 8. The Anderson Auction Company will afford every facility for the employment of carriers and packers by the purchasers, but will not be responsible for any damage arising from the acts of such carriers and packers. ca) cr No. 826—1910. Che Russell Sturgis Collection American Etchings . AMERICAN ETCHINGS. A series of 10 small etched plates by the same artist, unidentified, signed with a mark resembling “A. T.” (10 pieces. ) BELLOWS (A. F.). M1ibhL AT OYSTER BAY. And 3 other landscapes near New York. Etchings. SIGNED proors ON DuToH PAPER. (4) BLUM (ROBERT). . THE HAG: Etching. Oid woman with pipe. SIGNED PROOF ON CHINA PAPER. 1879. BOECKLIN (A.). ._. A SPRING DAY: Island of the Dead and “Herakles.” Tinted photogravures of his paintings. Large folio. (3) BONVIN (FRANCOIS). The etcher of a few plates of considerable merit. . PORTRAIT OF HIMSELF. Woodcut done in 1847. ‘Two proofs, one on India paper, mounted on the same sheet. BRACQUEMOND (FELIX). 1833. His portraits mostly done from lfe and his original etchings 7 full of originality. . EDMOND DE GONCOURT. Etched portrait. ‘One of 25 SIGNED PROOFS ON PARCHMENT. a o ores M Sty, if Pe Nir Wie elo oe Pte Se a ah Bias 2 Sate maa Sek - 11. THE COMMUNION. Etched by H. Hamilton. fb aD elit et : ay " fone oe ee N- A AR te, oye cer : ee ae Fhe Mp eh Be 7. THEOPHILE GAUTIER. Etched portrait on India paper with the name. > spe “Teophile.” 3rd State. | Very RARE. Beraldi calls this “the beautiful | state the plate.” With the stamp of PHILLIPPE Burry. sé 8. LE HAUT D’UN BATTANT DE PORTE. P With etched signature to right and the date 1865. “on THIN JAPAN PAPER. 9. MOUTONS PARQUES, after Brendel. Etching from the collection of Pritirrr Burry with his stamp. ee aah A te BRENNAN (ALFRED). 10. DISCORD. Painter etching, with stamped number “30.” BRETON. (JULES). Impression on Japan paper. Christ in the Temple, Litho after Menzel. Large folio. (2 pieces.) BRUNET-DEBAINES (A.). 12. COURT OF ST. GERMAIN (?). Impression on soft Japan paper, with full snag Ch: 13. HOTEL-DIEU, with remains of the Bridge St 1872. Fine impression as aboye, with full margins, F RARE. 3 HES ST. VIVIEN, Rouen. - Another Church at eee and two etchings ¢ on one (3 pieces.) ear 15. ST. GERMAIN. Two SIGNED VIEWS ON cee PAPER; » i: cee 4 additional etchings, including 3 proofs. (6 7 tie BUHOT (FELIX). One of his three finest Paris ei 16. LA PLACE PIGALLE EN 1878. au FINE ARTIST’S PROOF, with a portrait of E the remarques. Gi f S; * me 1 V * as v x , Poe fhe wee hd oa are 7 : ihe Cen z : ) VEN . ‘ery J S — 19. BURTY (PHILIPPE). Noted French art collector and critic. . BOOK PLATE OF PH. BURTY. From his own collection with his stamp. CHAMPOLLION CE. A.). . LE CHOIX DU MODELE. After Fortuny. Open letter proof. CHURCH (fF. S.). OLD HORSE CAR USED AS A CHICKEN HOUSE. Painter Etching. SIGNED PROOF ON INDIA PAPER (un- mounted) with uncut mergins. COCHIN (C. N.). . CEREMONIE DU MARIAGE DE LOUIS DAUPHIN AVEC MARIE THERESE, Feb. 23, 1745. Folio line engraving, showing the scene at Court with many figures. . SALLE DE SPECTACLE on the same occasion. Folio engraving within beautiful ornamental border. . BAL MASQUE on the oceasion of the Marriage. Fine impression. Folio. y BAL PARE. Given by the King on the same occasion, within orna- mental border. Folio. COLE (J. FOXCROFT). . SHEEP IN A COUNTRY LANE. Original proof. 4to. Large paper. COROT (CAMILLE). . SOUVENIR D’°ITALIE. A valley, four young trees to the right. Impression on Japan paper with untrimmed margins. . ENVIRONS DE ROME. Trees to the left, two crooked trunks to the right. Impression on Japan paper with full margins. . SOUVENIR DE TOSCANE. Corot’s first etching. He only made 14 plates. . ETCHED PORTRAIT, by H. Grenaud. 5 CRESWICK (THOMAS). Great English Sas | 29. LANDSCAPE. | Original etching. INDIA PROOF BEFORE LUPTERS. DELACROIX (EUGENE). Painter, lithographer and PIER, 1798-1863. | she 30. A WOMAN LYING DOWN SEEN FROM THE nace Printed on the same sheet with “A Man at Arms ee Le time of Francis [.” DETAILLE (EDOUARD). 31, FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR. abe Défilé de Cavalerie and two scenes of the Battle of Reais 4 hoffen. Goupirn Gravures on India Bb: pe foho. ( 3 pieces.) 32. CHAMPIGNY (Detaille) ; Une Alerte (BetneBanlecnee ‘ and La Poste (Dupray). Goupil arenes on Ins a paper. Folio. (3) beds Perquisition 4 — i i ve y iy Oe c ae We ean kt ar . t m at 273. 25%. 288. 289. # 291. 292. 293. THE HINDOO WORSHIPPER. Good impression of the Fourth State. (Considered one of his best plates for the landscape and treatment of the trees.. The third and fourth states were altered from sunset effect to sunrise. ) . HIND HEAD HILL. Fifth State. Good impression. (The fourth and fifth states give more sunrise effect.) . WINDMILL AND LOCK. Third State. Very good im- pression. . YOUNG ANGLERS. Third State. . ST. CATHERINE’S HILL NEAR GUILFORD. Fine impression of the Third State. . MARTELLO TOWERS NEAR BEXHILL, SUSSEX. Third State. . FROM SPENSER’S FAIRY QUEEN. Third State. . THE BRIDGE AND GOATS. Fourth State. (The brightness of the sun added to by Turner in this state.) _ PEAT BOG, SCOTLAND. Fine impression of the Fourth or Fifth State. . RISPAH. Fourth State. . HEDGING AND DITCHING. Fourth State. . RIVER WYE. Fifth State. . RIVAUX ABBEY. Fourth State. . SOLITUDE (or THE READING MAGDALEN). Fourth State. Good impression. (“Early impressions of this state are better than the Second or Third States.’’) BONNEVILLE, SAVOY. Second State. EAST GATE, WINCHELSEA, SUSSH#X. Fourth State. Good impression. INTERIOR OF A CHURCH. Fourth State. (Hngraved entirely by Turner.) CHRIST AND THE WOMAN OF SAMARIA. Second or Third State. DAYBREAK.AT STONEHENGE. Unpublished plate, engraved apparently entirely by Turner. THE FELUCCA. Unpublished plate. On India Paper. THE DELUGE. Unpublished plate. Engraved probably entirely by Turner. 25 294, 290. 300. UNPUBLISHED PLATE. Dawn breaking over a wide expanse of sea. A very beautiful plate printed entirely in gray. Pure mezzotint. ? UNPUBLISHED PLATE. Thunder storm at sea, a barque and a small sailing boat can be seen. Pure mezzotint. . UNPUBLISHED PLATE. A deep rocky gorge through which a river winds, the moon breaking through clouds, a barge with sail in the foreground, on the right bank three lighted windows of a house can be seen. (View on the Rhine?) Pure mezzotint. With scratched sig- nature J. M. W. Turner. . UNPUBLISHED PLATE. (Venice from the Sea?) Pure mezzotint. With autograph note by F. Seymour Haden, “Printed by F. Seymour Haden from plate from Turner’s House before the Sale.” The buildings seen in the distance resemble those of Venice, including S. Maria della Salute, but on the left is a mass that seems to be a volcano. . —— Another copy of the same without the inscription. . IMPRESSION from a Steel Plate found in Turner’s house. (Inscription apparently written by F. Sey- mour Haden.) UNGER (WM.) And Others. CATHERINE CORNARO: etching after Makart. Proof. Entry of Charles V. into Anvers by Lalauze; The Bird’s Nest, lithograph after Jules Breton, by la- salle. Folio. (3)