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 R. SPENCER’S Collection has for 
 years been celebrated for tts high 
 standard of excellence, for the great care 
 and liberality with which it has been 
 selected, for the irreproachable pedigree of 
 each work, and for its almost unique rep- 
 resentation of the great masters of the 
 school of ‘Barbizon 
 The productions of these famous painters 
 are now widely scattered, and each year 
 get more securely placed, therefore the dts- 
 persion of this very choice collection offers 
 opportunities which can seldom occur 
 5 
 
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 favorably known that tt is unnecessary 
 
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 perfect condition, and to the fact that they 
 will be sold in good faith 
 
INDEX 
 
 of the mumbers of the Paintings, 
 Names and distinctions of the Art- 
 tsts represented in| this collection 
 
 BARYE (A. L.) dec’d . . Paris’ 
 
 Born in Paris 
 
 Pupil of Bozto and Gros. 
 
 Medals, 1831 
 
 Legion of Honor, 1833 
 
 Oficer Legion of Honor, 1855 
 Member of the Institute of France, 1868 
 Born, 1795. Died, 1875 
 
 BOLDINI(G.)-'. °. . . Paris 
 
 Born in Ferrara, Italy 
 
 BRETON (Jules) . y . Paris 
 Born tn Courrieres, 1827 
 Pupil of Devigne & Drolling 
 
 Medals, 1855-57-509-61 
 Medals, London, Vienna and Brussels 
 
 7 
 
 3, 
 
 &, 20 
 
Ribbon of St. Stanislas of Russia 
 
 Legion of Honor, r86r 
 
 Medal of the First Class and Officer 
 Legion of Honor at the Universal 
 Ex. 1807 
 
 Medal of Honor, Salon, 1872 
 
 Knight of the Order of Leopold, 1881 
 
 Corresponding Member of the Acad- 
 emtes of Vienna, Stockholm and 
 Madrid 
 
 Member of the Institute of France, 1856 
 68 
 
 COROT (Jj. B.C.) dec’'d . Paris 
 
 Born in Parts 
 Pupil of V. Bertin 
 Medals, 1838-48-55-67 
 Legion of Honor, 1846 
 Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1867 
 Diploma to the memory of deceased 
 artists, Exposition Untversal, 1878 
 Born, 1796. Died, 1875 
 34) 59 
 
 DAUBIGNY (C. F.) dec’d . Paris 
 
 Born tn Parts 
 Pupil of Delaroche 
 Medals, 1848-53-55-57-59-67 
 Legion of Honor, 1859 
 Officer of Legion of Honor, 1874 
 Diploma to memory of deceased artists 
 
 IS78 
 Born, 1817. Dted, 1878 
 
 25, 60 
 
 8 
 
DECAMPS (A. G.) dec’ad «Paris 
 
 Born in Paris 
 Puptl of Pujol 
 Medals, 1831-34 
 Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1839 
 Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1851 
 Born, 1803. Died, 1860 
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 DELACROIX (Eugene) dec’d Paris 
 
 Born tn Charenton 
 Pupil of Guérin 
 Medals, 1824-48 
 Medal of Honor, 1855 | 
 Legion of Honor, 1831 
 Officer, 1846 
 Commander, 1855 
 Member of the Institute, 1857 
 Born, 1708. Died, 1863 
 IF) 53 
 
 DIAZ (N.) dec’d . . . Paris 
 
 Born tn Bordeaux 
 
 Medals, 1844-46-48 
 
 Legion of Honor, 1851 
 
 Diploma to the memory of deceased 
 artists, Exposition Universal, 1878 
 
 Born, 1807. Died, 1876 
 
 41 Oy F3; 17, 22, 26, 29, 32, 30, 39, 43, 45, 48, 51, 55, O4 
 
 DOMINGO (/.) . +.  « Paris 
 
 Born in Madrid 
 499 
 
DUPRE (jules) . ; . Paris 
 
 Born in Nantes, 1812 
 
 Medals, 1833-67 
 
 Legion of Honor, 1849 
 
 Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1870 
 
 5, I9, 30, 37 
 
 FROMENTIN (E.) dec’d  . Paris 
 
 Born in La Rochelle 
 Pupil of Cabat 
 Medals, 1849-57-59-07 
 Legion of Honor, 1859 
 Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1867 
 Diploma to the memory of deceased 
 artists, Exposition Universal, 1878 
 Born, 1520. Died, 1876 
 18, 27, 38, 61, 65 
 
 GEROME (J. L:) . . Paris 
 
 Born in Vesoul, 1824 
 
 Pupil of P. Delaroche 
 
 Medals, 1847-48-55 
 
 Legion of Honor, 1855 
 
 Member of the Institute of France, 
 
 1865 
 One of the Eight Grand Medals of 
 Honor, 1867 
 
 Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1867 
 
 Grand Medal of Honor, 1874 
 
 Commander of the Legion of Honor, 
 1878 
 
 Medal for Sculpture, 1878 
 
 Grand Medal of Honor, 1878 
 
 Professsor in the school Ws the Beaux 
 Arts 
 
 Io 
 
HAMON (J. L.) decd». Paris 
 
 Born, in Plouha 
 
 Pupil of P. Delaroche 
 Medals, 1853-55-67 
 Legion of Honor, 1855 
 Born, 1S21. Died, 1874 
 
 ISABEY (L.G.E.) dec’'d . Paris 
 
 Born tn Parts 
 
 Pupil of hts Father 
 
 Medals, 1824-27-55 
 
 Legion of Honor, 1832 
 
 Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1852 
 
 Born, 1504. Dited, 1587. , 
 2 
 
 KNAUS(L.)  .  .. . Berlin 
 
 Born in Weesbaden, 1829 
 
 Pupil of the Dusseldorf Academy 
 
 Medals, 1853-55-57-59 
 
 Legion of Honor, 1859 
 
 Grand Medal of Honor, 1867 
 
 Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1867 
 
 Professor in the Academy, Berlin 
 
 Member of the Academies of Berlin, 
 Vienna, Munich, Amsterdam, Ant- 
 werp and Christiana 
 
 Knight of the Prussian Order of Mertt 
 
 Medals at Berlin, Vienna and Muntch 
 
 Weimar Gold Medal for Art 
 
 Professor in the Berlin Academy 
 
 Grand Medal of Honor, Antwerp, 1580 
 
 T5; 23, 50, 57 
 
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MEISSONIER (J. L. E.) . + Paris 
 
 Born tn Lyons, 1853 
 
 Pupil of Cogniet 
 
 Medals, 1840-41-43-48 
 
 Legion of Honor, 1546 
 
 Grand Medal of Honor, 1855 
 
 Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1856 
 
 Member of the Institute of France, 
 ISOI 
 
 Honorary Member of the R. A., London 
 
 One of the eight Grand Medals of 
 Flonor, 1867 
 
 Commander of the Legion of Honor, 
 1567 
 
 Grand Medal of Honor, 1878 
 
 Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor, 
 1878 
 
 42, 52 
 MILLET (J. F.) dec’d . . Paris 
 
 Born tin Greville 
 
 Pupil of P. Delaroche 
 
 Medals, 1853-64-67 
 
 Legion of Honor, 1868 
 
 Diploma to the Memory of deceased 
 artists, Exposition Universal, 1878 
 
 Born, 1814. Dted, 1875 
 
 IL, 24, 40, 44, 47, 54 
 PLASSAN (A. E.) : . Paris 
 
 Born in Bordeaux, 1817 
 Medals, 1852-57-59 
 Medal, Centennial Exp., Phila., 1876 
 Legion of Honor, 1859 
 4,7 
 
 I2 
 
ROUSSEAU (Theo.) dec’d . Paris 
 
 Born in Paris 
 
 Pupil of Léthitre 
 
 Medals, 1834-49-55 
 
 Legion of Honor, 1852 
 
 One of the eight Grand Medals of Honor, 
 1867 
 
 Diploma to the memory of deceased 
 artists, Exposttion Universal, 1867 
 
 Born, 1812. Died, 1567 
 
 <4, af, 28, ST, 4!, 46, 58 
 
 SCHREYER (Ad.)  .  .. Paris 
 
 Born in Frankfort, 1828 
 Pupil Stédel Institute, Frankfort 
 Medals, 1864-65-67 
 Court Painter to the Grand Duke of 
 poe Mecklenburg, 1862 
 Medal at Brussels, 1863 
 Chevalier of the Order of Leopold, 1866 
 Medal at Vienna, 1873 
 Medal at Munich, 1876 
 Member of the Academies of Antwerp 
 and Rotterdam 
 67 
 
 STEVENS (Alfred). oe Paras 
 
 Born tn Brussels, 1828 
 
 Pupil of Roqgueplan i 
 Gold Medal at Brussels, 1851 
 Medals, 1853-55-67 
 
 Legion of Honor, 1563 
 
 13 
 
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Officer of the Legton of Honor, 1567 
 
 Commander of the Order of Leopold 
 
 First-class Medal, Exposttion Univer- 
 sal, 1878 
 
 Grand Officer of the Order of Leo- 
 pold, r&8r 
 
 Commander of the Saranian Order of 
 St. Michael 
 
 Commander of the Order of Ferdinand 
 of Austria 
 
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 TROYON (Constant) dec’d . Paris 
 
 Born in Sevres 
 Pupil of Rivereux 
 Medals, 1838-40-46-48-55 
 Legion of Honor, 1549 
 Born, 1810. Dted, 1865 
 16, 56, O63 
 
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CATALOGUE 
 
 Auction Sale, Tuesday Evening, 
 February 28th, at half-past seven 
 
 I, 
 PLASSAN (Emile) LSo 
 Che Annibersary ! 
 
 3X4 
 
 HAMON (J. L.) y | 
 Lobe Lingers oe 
 
 “Il faut toujours qu’ il s’arréte partout ”’ 
 14x 17% 
 
 BARYE (A. L.) 
 
 Woe and fawn | 
 9% x 5% 37O 
 
 (A water color drawing) 
 
 The sizes given represent the ‘‘sight’’ or painted surface—in inches— 
 and in every case the first figure indicates the width 
 
 I7 3 
 
4 
 DIAZ (N. de la Pena) 
 
 STO: The Pet Mog 
 | 44X7K 
 
 From the Chailloux Collection, Paris 
 
 yee _DUPRE (Jules) 
 ( @- mG Dtudy of Crees 
 
 “aAEAVE Mey ye 
 Zot “From the collection of Durand-Ruel, Paris 
 ou! 
 oi al re : 
 
 BARYE (A. L.) 
 A Giger at Play 
 
 LEE 11% xg 
 (A water color drawing) 
 
 7 
 PLASSAN (Emile) 
 On the Scine—near Boissise 
 734% 4K 
 
 juste J f ni 
 4 ane v 18 
 vy, 
 
BOLDINI (G.) 
 
 @ Coquette GISC 
 
 4% x 53% 4 
 
 9 
 DIAZ (N. de la Pena) 
 
 Group of flowers : 
 6 x 4% (oval) F yp oi 
 
 From the Souty Collection, Paris 
 
 f 
 
 10 
 STEVENS (Alfred) 
 
 Che Chening of Clection May , 
 
 12% x 18 ‘ O. y 
 Painted for and purchased from M. LeRoy, OY 
 Paris 
 II 
 MILLET (Jean Francois) 
 
 After Bathing 
 6% xX 5% AY A 
 From the collection of M. Perrau, Paris ‘~ VE 
 
 19 
 
Af 
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 12 
 HAMON (J. L.) 
 
 Love ow a Wisit 
 
 GB ISO 15% X 12 
 
 From the Beurnonville sale, April, 1880 
 
 13 
 DIAZ (N. de la Pena) 
 
 Landscape under Surghine 
 Ko GY. 13% x9 
 From the Petit Collection, Paris 
 
 YA nod ther LISTED 
 a 14 
 ¥ " ROUSSEAU (Théodore) 
 4 Lone Cree—Autimn 
 at ks 8U x 6% 
 YA v Given by the artist to a charity sale 
 
 15 
 KNAUS (Prof. Ludwig) 
 
 Les Amowurs et les Moses 
 6%x9 
 alt Sp Received direct from the artist 
 
 ai 
 
 fee 
 } J */ hy t nyt ty be 29 AS OST VS 
 NW 
 
16 
 TROYON (Constant) — AG Oy 
 Che Did Dak. Carly Autumn’! 
 
 18 x 21 
 From the F. J. Gsell Collection, Vienna 
 
 17 
 DIAZ (N. de la Pena) | | 
 A Bouquet of Flowers GOP 
 
 I2 xX 15% 
 From the collection of M. Gerard, Paris 
 
 18 
 FROMENTIN (Eugéne) af 
 Horse Crading tw the Mesert * 
 
 Io x 8% 
 Painted for M. Durand-Ruel 
 
 I 
 
 19g 
 DUPRE (Jules) i 
 fishing Boat in a Storm Le y f | 
 
 POrx<22 
 
 21 
 
| 20 
 BOLDINI (G.) 
 
 Y SO Boucher in his Studio 
 
 é oe 
 
 ie 
 1 3 
 PUM OAC e sagt 
 From the Everard Collection 
 21 
 
 ROUSSEAU (Théodore) 
 
 , The plains of Barbizon 
 14% x 10% 
 
 re | From the Chailloux Collection, Paris 
 , 22 
 DIAZ (N. de la Pena) 
 
 jl . Cupid’s Lesson 
 ff 73% x 12% 
 
 ae/ WJ or the Petit Collection, Paris 
 
 Louth 23 
 KNAUS (Prof. Ludwig) 
 
 Head of a Brunette 
 
 + 
 ; 
 
 vy vy 9 x 10% 
 ) few Received direct from the artist 
 é _e pie 
 
MILLET (Jean Francois) 
 Peagant Toman and Cyila 
 15 x 18 
 
 Sold by M. Sensier to Durand-Ruel, i? 
 to the collection of M. Perrau, of Paris 
 
 | 25 as 
 A URIGNY (Charles Francois “eo P| 
 
 Q Late Summer Afternoon 
 
 RB yy, Near Auvers, on the Athos Oise oe | 
 Slo. | 
 
 are | 
 
 26 x 14 Vagf fherr. Cl: 
 From the Petit Collectio’, Paris 
 
 26 Pe cui 
 DIAZ (N. de la Pena) wey | 
 
 "ail 
 
 Bh) 
 Page and Hounds ~ / a / 
 10% x 15% | 
 
 From the Petit Collection, Paris 
 
 27 
 FROMENTIN (Eugéne) 
 A Boar Hunt a 
 23x 15 ‘4 OP i 
 
 From the collection of M. Moreau, Paris 
 
 23 
 
28 
 ROUSSEAU (Théodore) 
 
 ot aan A Cottage at Berri 
 
 ye 
 LO 
 
 Oe 
 
 s < Etched by Larat for the catalogue of Laurent 
 Richard, Paris, 1878, when it was sold at auction 
 for 18,000 francs; resold in the De Beurnonville 
 collection of 1880 
 
 I2x9 
 
 29 
 DIAZ (N. de la Pena) 
 ,yh0* After Rain—Sundown 
 
 14 x IO 
 
 30 
 DUPRE (Jules) 
 onyx Sunset tt Autumn 
 roe : 15% x 0% : 
 
 24 
 
 Srna’ 
 
31 
 
 ROUSSEAU (Théodore) 4 Sad 
 
 Che Rabines of Apremont 
 
 PH Gb as 
 
 This picture was one of 109 paintings by this 
 master which were collected and exhibited by 
 Mr. Durand-Ruel at the Arts’ Club in the Rue 
 Choisel, in June, 1867, and to which was append- 
 ed this description: “‘A storm has just ended, 
 the rainbow describes in the distance its many 
 colored arch. This study was painted before 
 the pine trees were planted, and which has 
 robbed this arena of its arid and melancholy 
 character.’—From the collection of M. Marmon- 
 tel, Professor at the Paris Conservatoire of Music 
 
 32 
 DIAZ (N. de la Pena) 
 
 a Siesta 
 15% x 10% 
 
 From the Bonnet Collection, Paris / 
 
 33 
 DELACROIX (Eugene) 
 
 Christ at the Comb 
 
 18 x 21 
 From the Edwards Collection, and;etched in 
 the Laurent-Richard Collection of April, 1873, 
 when it was sold for 29,000 francs 
 
 - 
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 25 rian tae a 
 fr (/ . o ee 
 
 4 ff 
 Y; 
 
 * 
 
 AOE 
 
 ae 
 
Lue q>- : 34 
 gf! 
 
 “COROT (Jean Baptiste Camille) 
 ~— gyya Fy. SUOTMING Assy Sia 
 
 Near Ville D’Avray 
 
 28 x(23 
 
 From the collection of M. Edwards, banker, of 
 Paris 
 
 35 
 , DECAMPS (Alexandre-Gabriel) 
 
 VY “Turkish Butcher Shop 
 
 19 X 234% 
 
 i> 
 
 : Etched by Desbrosses for the Oppenheim 
 Catalogue, April, 1877; has also been in the 
 Meyer and Secretan Collections 
 
 36 
 DIAZ (N. de la Pena) 
 LANDS Ape ae Shadow 
 Acydt.. Garb 12% x9 
 
 From the Petit Collection, Paris 
 
 Gt i i 26 
 
eerat > 
 DUPRE (Jules) SO DC 
 _, Cottage at L’Fsle Adam « 
 21%, x 17% 
 38 
 FROMENTIN (Eugéne) 
 
 The Fire lg SF 
 16 x 12 fF Fes 
 Purchased at the sale of M. Lepel-Cointet, 
 Paris, 1881 
 
 39 
 DIAZ (N. de la Pena) 
 
 _ ayyz.- Fn the Woods 7 *-27 
 
 ~we 1854 x 234 oy 200 
 Painted for and purchased from M. Le oyf, 
 Paris 
 40 
 
 MILLET (Jean Francois) 
 
 0 
 een tenees, 9 1 
 
 Etched in the Galerie de Durand- Ruel, from 
 the collection of M. Balensi, banker of Paris 
 
 27 
 
rf 
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 ol a AL Ly W fhe 
 ROUSSEAU (Théodore) 
 
 st 
 
 a¢@%> Sunset tit a Mood 
 
 es yy Tim m pp? X91 APE a Jla_— 
 
 From the collection of M. Hermann, violinist 
 of Paris 
 
 42 
 MEISSONIER (J. L. E.) 
 a Standard Bearer of the 
 
 | op” Flemish Cibtl Guard 
 a 
 
 53% X 9% 
 Etched by Greux for the Oppenheim sale, 
 April, 1877 
 43 
 DIAZ (N. de la Pena.) 
 
 % Above the Clouds 
 2 SY. 10% x 17% adh / JS. 
 
 A study for one of the figures in a ‘life size 
 composition, called ‘Souls aspiring to Heaven.” 
 This elaborate study was a particular favorite 
 with the artist, he refused to sell it and kept it in 
 his studio during his life, after which it was 
 purchased from his son, who is a composer of 
 music 
 
 28 
 
Sek. tty 9°. <5 CME 
 
 pp rr 
 
 ly My 
 
 44 4 Y ill, 
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 MILLET ee Francois) ak pi, 
 
 SnyX, Ge A Shepherdess 
 
 Well known by the large aes made by 
 Millet 
 
 pid ae 45 
 DIAZ (N. de la Pena) © 
 The Assumption of the Dirgtit 
 9% X 14 
 
 From the collection of Leopold de See, a oe 
 of Paris 
 
 46 , 
 ROUSSEAU (Théodore) _— L€, 
 An Autumn Evening 
 
 5 ee W 
 
 This picture was one of 109 paintings by this 
 master, which were collected and exhibited by 
 M. Durand-Ruel, at the Arts’ Club, in the Rue 
 Choisel, June 1867, and was thus described: 
 “The mound of John of Paris—Forest of Fon- 
 tainebleau, effect of bare ground and rugged 
 trees, seen against an early winter twilight, 
 tones of faded pink.’ This was an especial 
 favorite with Rousseau; it has figured in the 
 collection of Mess. Marmontel and Rousseau, 
 (an amateur and not a relative of the artist) 
 
 29 
 
 9% x 14 ae i nets 
 
 265? 
 
Ba ee ations 
 free ry, f* 3H atoll y 
 py OT a eee 
 ~ ) Grae! | 
 
 MILLET (Jean Frangois) /)//'~ 
 
 ' : 
 fyvx_ \ Cleaners 
 JM. 11% x 14% 
 Etched by Courtry for the Hoschedé Catalogue, 
 April, 1875, also in the Perrau collection. This 
 
 painting is a variation of a larger work exhibited 
 in the Salon of 1857 
 
 DIAZ (N. de la Pena) 
 
 Deus ard Cup 
 8% x 12% 
 
 From the Perrau Collection, Paris 
 
 49 
 DOMINGO (G.) 
 
 Card players 
 
 , ry i "? Thee 5 x 74 
 
 ‘4 4 “a  Reteived direct from the artist 
 : 
 KNAUS (Prof. Ludwig) 
 “Le Salut bes Amours 
 as yz, Received ao ont the artist 
 jm bith 9450 ~ AO Ge 
 L Atrnt AUNVR, 
 
51 ay 26 Cm 
 DIAZ (N. de la Pena) et 
 
 - Scene from the * Mecameron’ 
 
 12% x 16 
 From the Collection Peréire, Paris 
 
 52 ae 
 MEISSONIER (J. L. E,) g Cv Y Ut 
 { 4 oe 
 
 A fHlusictan 
 8 x 1034 “ , 
 Once in the collection of Baron Goéthals, fd p 
 Belgian Minister of War, and purchased at the | def Le 
 sale of the collection of M. Mylius of wide 2 | 
 Sold at Rome, 1879 4 
 53 fv id 
 
 DELACROIX (Eugéne) 
 4 Giger Muenching Vis 
 Thirst 
 
 of 
 f fF fi » 
 I5 x 10 A f iy “Y 
 ; ‘ if 
 From the collection of Paul de Laage, Paris “ 
 54 
 
 MILLET (Jean Francois) 
 
 Sleeping Woman 
 17% x 11% 
 
 Painted before the artist went tolive at Bar- / , ff, ft 
 bizon. From the Edwards Collection 4,( 4° 
 
 31 
 
Uy ‘hk DIAZ (N. de la Pena) 
 Bod 4 ia) (, aestng Storm 
 
 By fay Oy By 
 From Sg Petit and Moreau Collections, Paris 
 a 56 
 
 A J” TROYON (Constant) 
 
 rf, H Ay, 5 aes: and Sheep 
 
 ¢ ne afl * From the Le Roy ae Rousseau Collections 
 
 57 
 KNAUS (Prof. Ludwig) 
 
 Drove of Swine—Evening 
 wo” yr + Cheek 
 
 14%) 18 
 tay aA ge Received from the artist direct 
 
 58 
 ROUSSEAU (Théodore) 
 Siurnset 
 
 Near the edge of Fontainebleau forest 
 
 17% x II 
 From the collection of M. Tedesco 
 
 32 
 
59 ff Ui 70g e 
 
 COROT (Jean Baptiste Camille) on 2. Vh, 
 a farm at Coubon 
 
 28 x 20 itn SF 
 
 From the collection of M. Edwards, eas ; 
 60 ts wit \ yi ur 
 DAUBIGNY (Charles Francois) © ¢ “4, § 52 
 
 Mioxsummer—Eage of a Pond i 
 Wwryyd. PM.A. 32 x 18 te Syz Slo 
 From the collection of M. Edwards, Paris , yn 2 (oie 
 61 
 
 FROMENTIN (Eugéne) 
 SYYX, w Avab Falconer 
 Yb 
 
 28 x 42% 
 Painted for M. Durand-Ruel, etched by Milius 
 
 for the catalogue of Lepel-Cointet, Paris, and L 
 purchased from that collection, June, 1881 / ( q 
 62 all 
 
 ISABEY (L. G. E.) 
 A fete at the Potel Wam- 
 bowillet, paris 
 
 Time of Louis XIII. p 
 35 X 25 1, 64? 
 
 From the Petit Collection, Paris ct A 
 
 33 
 
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 2 b. id 63 tp: . sore és 
 TROYON (Constant) ~ 
 
 Drove of Cattle and Sheep 
 
 ASYY%. Ga. 39%26 aavye 
 From the Bonnet Collection, Paris 
 
 64 
 DIAZ (N. de la Pena) 
 e Clearing tr the forest of 
 
 F | ae 
 IG 
 gee Foutainebleaw 
 CYie Hen Ags 30 
 eo i i wine Verdier and Faure Collections, Paris 
 65 
 
 FROMENTIN (Eugéne) 
 THloment of the Dirled-PMayls— 
 
 SHY Gou. 7. Sahara 
 LY LA 28% x 42% 
 
 Painted for M. Durand-Ruel, in the Salon of 
 1867. Sold (1870) to the late Mr. Edward Mat- 
 thews, of New York, and purchased from him 
 
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 a GEROME (Jean Léon) re Go le OO 
 he Serpent Charmer / 
 
 47 X 32 
 Received from the artist direct 
 
 67 
 SCHREYER (Adolphe) 
 
 — Che Advance Guard 
 be 47 X 33% 
 E ae Received direct from the artist 
 
 S200" 
 
 BRETON (Jules) ~ ie 
 
 “10. aor” 2H J 
 77 X 46 
 Received direct from the artist. Salon, 1880, 
 This picture (Evening), now in the Salon, and 
 purchased by Mr.* * * *, was inspired by 
 the stanza which ends my poem—“ Les Sar- 
 cleuses.’’—Jules Breton, June 3, 1880. 
 
 ‘¢ Still lingering, 
 Below the flaming prisms of the sunset glow, 
 Outflowing from infinity, the pure celestial atoms 
 
 we 
 
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 *T is the hour of exquisite delight, when, forgettin” 
 
 The snares of the world and its bitter pains, 
 
 The soul freely opens its wings to aimless fancy 
 
 While the globules of gold quiver in the fading. 
 
 As the blushing horizon returns a tender glance. 
 
 Rise, silvery mists, 
 
 From the graceful forms of the weary weeders, 
 
 Lengthening your opaline shadows in the fields, 
 
 Where evening drops her sparkling jewels. 
 
 Oh, maidens, the evening, in rays of fire sublime, 
 
 Bathes your bodies, and reigns in scarlet glory on 
 your brows, 
 
 Oh, daughters, prostrate yourselves and adore the 
 sun,” 
 
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