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Peg das Te eae sold at the American Art Association,
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Nos. —-_ Prices Buyers Nos. Prices Suyers
Oa & 3105. : A, Rudert, Agt. 56 ® 85. AE. Clegg —
1a See SOD LH. Henry 58 55. " de ta
Si ae 40, -4HD.G. Rohifs, Jr. 59 950. Drei, Straus
18 | 47,50. McDonough Gall. 60 356 HeD. Rohlfs pee
19. 60. 4H.D.G. Rohifs 61 130. H. Williams ,
20° 200... H, Williems 62 170. FA. Lawlor _
Byes: 665." wr.l. Straus 63 105. MeDonough Gall.
‘B2.: (105,°.> Rudolf Block 64 1300, Clapp & Graham
23 90... A.B. Cleges 65 600. §.5. Laird . ae
24 ‘ioe lf 66 650. McDonough Gall.
28 50. G.S. Pinckney 67 2006 Clapp & Graham
26 J eS Clege 68 45. A, Olivotti —
27 145. “ 69 370. H. Williams —
28 LO. A.A, Hageman 70 210. HD. Rohlfs—
BIS aE, Cleese 71 100. R. Sitzer
30 110%: H. Williams 72, 110. AE. Clege
Si: Pies . Jede FOx 73 65. " "
35° 5B. Ge Hochstadter 74, 45, FA -Lawlor
3A Og: A. Olivotti 75 220. A.E. Clegg
35 60. Pl 76 525. $.S5. Laird
36 180... AE. ctece 77 120. MeDomough Gall.
37 85. ct 78 2206 Urs.F.L. Harrison
38 190. Henry Schultheis 79 120. F.A. Lawlor
39: 456 G. Hochstadter 80 50. AE. Cleee
40 40. Robt.Glendenning 81 210. He Williams
Al BB. AE. Clege 82 70. F.A. Lawlor
42 55. Robt.Glendenning 83 100. D. Charlton
4.5 50, AR. Clege 84 55. EH. Williams —
Aa 85....—~—-—«~éBrooklyn Art Gall. 85 95 B'klyn Art Gell.
A5 145. Edw.W. Wigeins 86 100. A.A. Hegeman
4.6 45. ALE. Clege 87 Os Ae Olivotti
47 356 G. Hochstadter 88 150, Miss Lenkelheil
50 356 Brooklyn Art Gall. 89 1D. " e
5] BS, AE. Cleeg 90 150. MeDonough Gall.
82. 30. " 92 250. He Wil ioe
53 80. Robt. Glendénning 92 55e
54 75% " * 93 260.
55 45. Jell, Andrews 94 810.
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CATALOGUE
OF AN IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF MODERN
AND ANCIENT
OIL PAINTINGS
BY
' FOREIGN AND AMERICAN ARTISTS
_ BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF
THE LATE
JAMES V. PARKER
OTHER ESTATES AND PRIVATE OWNERS
brake fa ee are: pote Te day 1.0.
TO BE SOLD AT UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
ON THE EVENING HEREIN STATED
THE SALE WILL BE CONDUCTED BY
MR. THOMAS E. KIRBY
‘AND HIS ASSISTANT, MR. OTTO BERNET, OF THE
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, MANAGERS
NEW YORK
1918
THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION
DESIGNS ITS CATALOGUES AND DIRECTS
ALL DETAILS OF ILLUSTRATION
TEXT AND TYPOGRAPHY
CONDITIONS OF SALE
1. Any bid which is merely a nominal or fractional advance
may be rejected by the auctioneer, if, in his judgment, such bid
would be likely to affect the sale injuriously.
2. The highest bidder shall be the buyer, and if any dispute
arise between two or more bidders, the auctioneer shall either de-
cide the same or put up for re-sale the lot so in dispute.
3. Payment shall be made of all or such part of the pur-
chase money as may be required, and the names and addresses of
the purchasers shall be given immediately on the sale of every lot,
in default of which the lot so purchased shall be immediately put
up again and re-sold.
Payment of that part of the purchase money not made at
the time of sale shall be made within ten days thereafter, in de-
fault of which the undersigned may either continue to hold the
lots at the risk of the purchaser and take such action as may be
necessary for the enforcement of the sale, or may at public or
private sale, and without other than this notice, re-sell the lots
for the benefit of such purchaser, and the deficiency (if any) aris-
ing from such re-sale shall be a charge against such purchaser.
4, Delivery of any purchase will be made only upon pay-
ment of the total amount due for all purchases at the sale.
Deliveries will be made on sales days between the hours of
9 A. M. and 1 P. M., and on other days—except holidays—
between the hours of 9 A. M. and 5 P. M.
Delivery of any purchase will be made only at the American
Art Galleries, or other place of sale, as the case may be, and only
on presenting the bill of purchase.
Delivery may be made, at the discretion of the Association,
of any purchase during the session of the sale at which it was sold.
5. Shipping, boxing or wrapping ef purchases is a business
in which the Association is in no wise engaged, and will not be ee
performed by the Association for purchasers. The Association a
will, however, afford to purchasers every facility for euployine ty o
at current and reasonable rates carriers and packers; doing so,
however, without any assumption of responsibility on its part a
for the acts and charges of the parties engaged for such service. q
6. Storage of any purchase shall be at the sole risk of the
purchaser. Title passes upon the fall of the auctioneer’s a 2.
and thereafter, while the Association will exercise due caution in a
caring for and delivering such purchase, it will not hold itself
responsible if such purchase be lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed. ‘
Storage charges will be made upon all purchases not removed 3
within ten days from the date of the sale thereof. oe
7. Guarantee is not made either by the owner or the Asso-
ciation of the correctness of the description, genuineness or au-
thenticity of any lot, and no sale will be set aside on account of
any incorrectness, error of catologuing, or any imperfection not 4
noted. Every lot is on public exhibition one or more days prior
to its sale, after which it is sold “as is” and without recourse. |
The Association exercises great care to catalogue every lot a
correctly, and will give consideration to the opinion of any trust- __
worthy expert to the effect that any lot has been incorrectly cata-
logued, and, in its judgment, may either sell the lot as catalogued
or make mention of the opinion of such expert, who thereby would
become responsible for such damage as might result were his
opinion without proper foundation.
- AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION,
American Art Galleries,
Madison Square South,
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SALE FRIDAY EVENING
= JANUARY 4, 1918 |
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
BEGINNING PROMPTLY AT 8.00 O CLOCK
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AMERICAN: CONTEMPORARY Ԥ (3 (be WN dali
FRIEND OR FOE Oe
Charcoal Study: Height, 19 inches; length, 241, inches en :
Srupy for the painting in oils. Before an open fire a young
girl stands in front of a settee and looks apprehensively
through the open door at a cavalryman riding past.
Signed in the lower right, E. L. Durann.
Property of Mr. ConnE Racuet THorn.
WILLIAM, WALTON -
ConztEMrorary
pery playing a ei with a small boy at ies ide
playing. On the right is a palm tree and the a oie
an embroidered hanging. : basses
Property of Mr. Connt Racuer THorn.
No. 3 :
| (ae UNKNOWN ARTIST
; 7 od | INTERIOR
Copper: Height, 8 inches; length, 10 inches
| utcH interior with figures. In the foreground is a pile of |
| Z hie vegetables and at the left is a columned cor Paintings
} decorate the walls. =
From the collection of the late Mr. Juttus WapswortH, New York.
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| CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN
SHEEP C17, Khao. Lu,
Panel: Height, 12 inches; width, 914 inches ” 0 ;
Group of sheep and bushes. Evening gloom. Background vee erat
of sky aglow with setting sun.
Property of Mr. Conné Racuretr THorn.
No. 5
ff ALBERT LYNCH
Born at Lima, Perv: Contemporary
THE BOIS DE BOULOGNE _,) if 4
Water Color: Height, 18 inches; width, 12%, inches
In the gardens of the Bois de Boulogne stands a lady 0 Te
dressed in a dark brown polonaise robe and small hat. In
the distance are the Arc de Triomphe, a pool of water and
playing children accompanied by their “bonnes.”
Property of Mr. ConnE Racuer Torn.
No. 6
: | | S. M. CORY
AIS EMINENCE, THE CARDINAL
4 Rrartiban OY A ‘ Height, 9 inches; width, 7 inches
. ke Bust portrait of his eminence clad in scarlet robe and broad-
/ = brimmed hat. |
Signed, S. M. Cory, at the lower right.
From the collection of the late Mr. Jurrus Wapswortu, New York.
No. 7
J. GEORGE HENRY HALL, N.A.
eed American: 1825—
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RASPBERRIES
c (3 ' Er andeloy Height, 11 inches; width, 9 inches
,00 From an overturned blue and white bowl are falling its con-
LS — tents, a pile of raspberries, upon a table.
Signed, Gzorce H. Hatz, and dated ’68, at the lower right.
From the collection of the late Mr. Jutrus Wapswortnu, New York.
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J @ . EASTMAN JOHNSON, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1824—1906
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PORTRAIT OF
WORTHINGTON WHITTREDGE | / idle
Academy Board: Height, 15 inches; width, 9 inches
Ha.r-Lenctu portrait, with face turned to the left. Black
__ coat, blue waistcoat and brown broad-brimmed hat. Dark
background.
Signed, E. J., in lower right-hand corner.
Property of Mr. Conné Racuer THorn.
No. 9
ah EDUARDO ZAMACOIS
. | ry " Spawinix: 1843—1871
PORTRAIT OF JOLIET d l
Height, 8, inches; width, 61, inches a ' hurt q \
Boorep and with a red mantle over his gray coat, a young 0
man is shown against a reddish-brown background. He is /lO—
carrying his sword under his left arm and is grasping the
hilt with his right hand.
Inscribed, “a mon ami, Joliet.”
Signed, Ev. Zamacors, and dated 1864, at the lower left.
From the collection of the late Mr. Jut1us Wapswortu, New York. /4) 7/4 ¥O 4 pi oO oq
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No. 10
a8 LEON Y ESCOSURA
ete SpanisH: 1884—1901
j THE TOILET
| i. h. Panel: Height, 101%, inches; length, 131% inches
wo £7 A FAIR-HAIRED young woman dressed in a flowered gown is
99 “ee seated before a mirror and adjusting a jeweled ornament
in her hair. At her right is a casket of jewels resting on
an armchair, and at her left, before the fireplace, is an
embroidered screen.
Signed, Leon Escosura and dated 1873, at the lower left.
From the collection of the late Mr. Jutrus Wapswortn, New York.
No. 11
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PORTRAIT OF A SCHOLAR
“Uden, lenrhin bik Panel: Height, 6%, inches; width, 5 inches
Do THREE-QUARTER-LENGTH portrait of a seated man with long,
i Smee falling hair, a black steeple-crowned hat, falling collar of
white linen, black surtout and red sash. Green background.
Dated in the upper left-hand corner, 1668.
Property of Mr. Conné Racuet THorn.
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7 RAPHAEL CAMPHUYSEN
DutcH: 1598—16—(?)
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be : Panel: Height, 714, inches; width, 8 inches } Ge OA
| RE DutcH peasant in a dark coat with gray cap, seated by a a 0 oe
barrel, having in his right hand a glass and in his left a red
pottery kanne. Dark-background. In gilt frame.
Signed in lower left-hand corner.
Es | Property of Mr. ConnE Racuet Torn.
No. 13
VENETIAN SCHOOL
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Lys MADONNA AND CHILD ;
Panel: Height, 11 inches; width, 9 inches (? he y) Yona
_ Tue Maddona in a red robe and with red hair holds on her wae), 0
left arm the nude Child Christ, who raises His right hand M : sit
to fondle His Mother’s cheek. Dark background. Reverse
of panel painted in tempera, with portion of coat-of-arms.
In old pierced, carved and gilt wood frame.
Property of Mr. Conné Racvuet THorn.
No. 14
it. Ane buen UNKNOWN ARTIST
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\ Panel—on Copper: Height, 8 inches; width, 64, inches
A sEATED figure of Christ after the Descent from the Cross,
with the figure of a woman wearing a blue cloak at His side.
With her right hand she is supporting the right hand of the
Saviour, and her left, holding a piece of white drapery, rests
on His shoulder.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
No. 15
ADRIAEN BRAUER
0 y Durcu: 1605—1638
THE SMOKER
oy My ns, Height, 131, inches; width, 101%, inches
Peasant in blue cap and brown coat, seated on a chair by
the side of a barrel on the top of which is a brazier of lighted
charcoal. In his right hand he holds a long clay. pipe.
Interior of a room with open window, through which is seen
the gable of a house.
Signed in lower left corner.
Property of Mr. ConnE Racuet THorn.
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P. P. ROOS
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Ivatran: 1657—1705
GROUP OF CATTLE ON THE CAMPAGNA
Height, 18 inches; width, 181 inches
ee In ae center is a white and dun-colored cow lying down, |
while behind stands another cow. On the right are two
mee et sheep, and on the left a goat and a kid. In the left fore-
a - ground is a group of thistles; and in the background a flat
e. landscape with a white building. Blue sky.
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iy Property of Mr. Conpt Racuet Tuorn.
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fe FRITZ ZUBER-BUHLER
wv Swiss: 1822—1896
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Panel: Height, 16 inches; width, 124% inches
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A Farr young woman leans on the railing of a vine-covered
balcony. Her negligee of white striped silk is touched with
red at the neck and sleeves. Trailing green vines cover the
wall at her back.
Signed, Zuper-Buuter, at the lower right.
From the collection of the late Mr. Jutius Wapswortu, New York.
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CHARLES OLIVIER DE PENNE
Fx, Frencu: 1831—
SETTER AND BEAGLES
Panel: Height, 1534 inches; width, 111% inches
A wuire and liver-colored setter with two beagles, at the
foot of a tree where the hunter has left his sacks, his gun
and lunch basket. The landscape setting shows the trees
and foliage of a wood.
Signed at the lower left.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. ParKer.
No. 19
CHARLES OLIVIER DE PENNE
Frencu: 1831—
, 4-074, BUNTING Does Ni
7 ; Ly. } Panel: Height, 15%, inches; width, 11% inches ;
A croup of three hounds, one tan color, another white,
brown and black, and a third mostly white, grouped together
at the foot of a tree where they are tied to the trunk. The
landscape setting shows the depths of a forest, with tree
trunks and green foliage.
Signed at the lower left.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parxer.
No. 20
: Pe JULES LEFEBVRE
0 ( Frencu: 1886—1912 Ny fi, VY) ie |
is | WOMAN WITH ORANGE "— pe
Panel: Height, 18 inches; width, 111%, inches ys 0 Q we |
Acainst a background of green trees stands a young Italian |
peasant woman, whose dress and head shawl are of soft |
brown and cream-white with touches of red. In her right
hand she holds a half-peeled orange.
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Signed, Jutes Lerenvre, at the upper right.
From the collection of the late Mr. Jutrus Wapsworru, New York.
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No. 21
ANTON HEINRICH DIEFFENBACH
German: 1831—
"ee TWO MOTHERS hn. 9. Sh
Height, 14 inches; length, 18 inches
_Iy the left foreground a young woman is seated at the foot -
of a tree holding her baby in her arms, while in a field just 4
beyond a white mare with her little bay colt by her side is
looking on. The foliage of trees with ripe fruit embowers
the group.
Signed at the lower left.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
Mitechs 1687 4 £OK X~>
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, AMERICAN: 1848— i -
\’" ON THE DESERT NEAR CAIRO
Panel: Height, 12 inches; length, 1414 inches —
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| ; le / LOUIS C. TIFFANY, N.A.
Beer
A croup consisting of an Arab in white, mounted on a
camel, and three companions, walking by his side in a desert
landscape. The late afternoon sun casts shadows from the -
left and the new moon appears in the sky above.
Signed at the lower left, and dated "7%.
Property of a Private Collector.
No. 23
VA BRUCE CRANE, N.A.
oe AmeERIcAN: 1857—
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WINTER LANDSCAPE
Ko. x iets f Height, 11% inches; length, 16 inches
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AYruat stretch of country, with a little stream in the center
foreground, covered with snow and diversified by groups of
trees on the right and the left. A gray winter sky shows
a stretch of light well above the horizon, and two crows are
seen flying high.
Signed at the lower left.
Property of a Private Collector.
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a 0 “ ARTHUR QUARTLEY, N.A.
No. 24
AMERICAN: 1839—1886
FISHING BOATS
Height, 15 inches; width, 12 inches
A TWO-MASTED vessel is seen riding at anchor near the center
of the composition. Beyond, on the left, are other sail-
boats, and on the right is a headland with a white light-
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above.
(eee Signed at the lower right, and dated 1879.
Property of a Private Collector.
No. 25
Jf CARLETON WIGGINS, N.A.
0 AMERICAN: 1848—
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Height, 11 inches; length, 17 inches
A Fiock of sheep grazing in the flat meadows in the fore-
ground and on a. hillside in the middle distance. The rolling
country reaches nearly to the top of the canvas, where there
is a strip of gray sky.
Signed at the lower left.
Property of a Private Collector.
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No. 26
a ‘EDWARD MORAN, ANA
AMERICAN: 1829—1901
MARINE
Millboard: Height, 12 inches; length, 1814 inghes.
Amip the breakers rolling in on the sandy beach of the fore-
ground is a great rowboat, with sailors struggling to make
a landing. In the offing are the sails of several vessels and
overhead is a gray sky.
Signed at the lower left.
Property of a Private Collector.
No. 27
LOUIS PAUL DESSAR, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1867—
eae SHEPHERD AND FLOCK
Height, 13 inches; length, 18 inches
V IN the foreground a French shepherd, surrounded by a flock
of sheep, emerges from the doorway of a stable with thatched
roof. The effect is in moonlight and a space of night sky
appears in the upper left portion of the picture.
Signed at the lower left.
Property of a Private Collector.
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CHARLES OLIVIER DE PENNE
Height, 18 inches; length, 18 inches
Ay Beas ae oy A. Me ie
| aa a HUNTSMAN with red cap and cor de chasse, mounted on a oe
ee: bay horse, is seen traversing the foreground, followed by a I}
L@ _ pack of hounds. The landscape setting shows a roadway
F4 | f through a forest in France. On the right, in the distance, .
is _ appear the small figures of another huntsman and a lady,
beg both mounted. =
Signed at the lower left.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
! No. 29
pe EUGENE M. E. LE POITTEVIN
Frencu: 1806—1870
Height, 12 inches; length, 21 inches
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|“ APPROACHING A SURPRISE
~breviary, which he holds in his hands before him as he fol-
lows along a road which leads downward in the foreground.
In the immediate foreground on the right, lying on the grass
and shielded from the priest’s view by a bank, are a sol-
_dier’s red kepi, and the straw hat, parasol and wrap of a
female companion. The landscape setting shows level
plains and a sky of tempered blue with white clouds.
A prissT is seen in the middle of the picture, intent upon his
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Signed at the lower right, and dated 1862.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
No. 30
LUDOVICO MARCHETTI
a Iratran: 1852—
: AFTER THE MASQUERADE
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t Ww hana Panel: Height, 18 inches; width, 1414 inches
STANDING in an open doorway is a courtier with extended
rapier holding at bay a masked opponent who is advancing
with dagger in hand and who has cast his hat and outer gar-
ment to the snow-covered ground. ail Frencu: CoNTEMPORARY
(90 ed | THE WATERING PLACE
Panel: Height, 14144 inches; length, 18 inches
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Turee Arabs have stopped with their horses at a fountain
outside the walls of a town. The horses are drinking at
the basin while their riders wait, one remaining mounted and
two on the ground. ‘Trees reach up above the walls on the
left, and on the right there is a prospect of country with a
summer sky of tempered blue with white clouds. The effect
is in sunlight.
Signed at the lower right.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. PARKER.
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KARL DAUBIGNY |
‘| ( FrencH: 1846—1886
Panel: Height, 13 inches; length, 221% inches 0 "]
foreground, trees and a stretch of country in the middle
distance, and a sky of gray and white clouds with some
spaces of elas blue at. the upper left.
| A Frencu landscape showing a river with lily pads in the /] y
Signed at the lower left, and dated 1872.
; eal aia of the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
May 1/878 ’ ae
No. 68
4 / CHARLES BAUGNIET
() Beteian: 1814—1886 ; i |
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Panel: Height, 251, inches; width, 19 inches
Sranpine before a lacquered chest is a fond mother watching
her sleeping child, tired from play and with his toys strewn / der
about the floor. Her blond hair falls in ringlets and she is
gowned in pale violet.
Signed, C. Bauentet, and dated 1875, at the lower right.
From the collection of the late Mr. Jutrvs Wapswortu, New York.
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\ JEHAN GEORGES VIBERT
f Fy Frencu: 1840—1902
Ji THE MARVELOUS LOBSTER
Height, 2114 inches; width, 18 inches
ade Sraeuel in his red robes, appearing near the middle of
the composition, where he has just emerged from a door-—
lobster which has been placed on a table in his anteroom
and decorated with flowers and green leaves. The walls of
the antechamber, the panel and door facings, as well as the
floor, are of marble, showing tints of grays and browns.
J50b- Aina bef halla Mee (SEE - des UXXX4 Signed at the lower right.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parxen.
6733 Cadel, bows, D. Yrfun doe itpo-Khork
Sold. Mpe/27. $90 4 PMNKK
No. 65
\, PAUL JEAN CHARLES CLAYS.
ee Beiteran: 1819—1900
» FISHING BOATS
a\y, Goop-sizED bulky vessel, ae a a, mast and red and
“Fellow sails, appears in the foreground waters at the left;
back of it are the white sails of another vessel, and in the
middle distance in the right center are two other vessels
of the same type passing out to sea. Overhead is a at
sky of gray clouds with spaces of blue.
# Signed at the lower right.
{ f 4 Property of the Estate of the late James V. ParxKer.
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SpanisH: 1850—1908
FRANCHETTI PALACE, VENICE
Height, 28 Wehak: width, 181, inches
THE composition — shows a landing place and buildings in
perspective on the right. The waters of the canal fill the
_ left foreground and beyond appear a palace and garden;
_ overhead is a sky of blue. Gondolas in the canal and vari-
ous figures about the landing place animate the picture,
which 1 is ah in a strong effect of sunlight.
Signed at the right at the base of a wall,
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parxen.
: C2 a te foes 4. 017
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No. 67
fg LEON RICHET
FrencH: CoNTEMPORARY
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pools in the foreground, and on the left a white-walled cot-
tage with high-peaked thatched roof and groups of trees.
The sky is filled with dark clouds; a shower is passing along
the horizon, and a gleam of sunlight from a break in the
clouds higher up illumines the cottage and the portion of the
plain before it. |
Signed at the lower left, and dated °72.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
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ALS ee wera Frencnu: 1821—
LN A PRISON IN TANGIERS
Height, 22 inches; width, 15 inches
A youne Arab bread-seller is seen seated on a stone bench
occupies the upper part of the canvas. Through a small
round opening in the shutter appear the heads of three
prisoners, who are doubtless anxiously awaiting the small
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a EUGENE JOSEPH VERBOECKHOVEN
| e Bexeran: 1799—1880
‘| LANDSCAPE AND SHEEP
| Panel: Height, 22 inches; length, 27%/, inches
| In the foreground are two sheep, two lambs and a goat.
| In the distance can be seen a steeple of a church, and at the
left a thatched stable. Green grass coats the rolling country,
| which is dotted by many sheep.
Signed, Euckne VerporcKHoveN, and dated 1858, at the lower left.
From the collection of the late Mr. Jutrus Wapswortu, New York.
just under the shelter of a prison, the white wall of which
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GEORGE HENRY BOUGHTON, N.A., R.A.
Britrisuo: 1834—1905
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| | | -y Panel: Height, 251, inches; width, 151, inches |
| - _ Aw excellent example of the American subjects of Bough-
_ ton. The composition depicts a full-length figure of a
- young woman in early New England times, standing with
ay her hands folded, in a pathway which leads through a wood.
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No. 71
DON VICENTE PALMAROLI
a SPpanisH: 1835—
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3 Panel: Height, 81 inches; width, 20 inches |
SEATED on a carved marble bench is a young woman in black 0
hat, blue, lace-ruffled sack and black skirt. In the distance ) a
is the sea, at the middle left a stone jardiniére with green Y
plant, and at the right a thickly treed background.
Signed, V. Parmarout, at the lower right.
Purchased from the late Adolf Kohn, 1881. —
From the collection of the late Mr. Jurrus Wavswortu, New York.
No. 72
EDWARD MORAN, AN.A.
| : * | pr ge American: 1829—1901_ Aue :
THE MADELINE 4 es
Height, 30 inches; width, 25 inches
PictuRE of a racing schooner under full sail, approach- —
ing the spectator and followed by another vessel of the —
same rig. The white sails, which catch a gleam of sunlight, —
are in relief against a high sky with clouds. 3
Signed at the lower left, and dated 1877.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Panxen.
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No. 78
ROBERT CROMWELL Meee NAL
AMERICAN: 1840—1904
i AMID THE MOUNTAINS
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ob i sTLING at the base of a mountain range is a building with
flat roofs and the garden surrounding it enclosed by a wall.
Along the wall, in the foreground, is a road where some small
figures. are seen passing. Above the mountain range-is a
dark gray sky with a strip of brilliant light.
Signed at the lower left, and dated at the lower right, "74.
From the Robert C. Minor Sale, New York, 1908.
Property of a Private Collector.
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No. 74
FREDERIC W. KOST, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1861—
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Height, 22 inches; length, 28 inches ‘a
_ A Fuart stretch of country and a group of trees, fill the lower
half of the composition, with a flock of geese in the fore-
ground driven by a farmer. A line of hills appears dimly
in the distance, and aces is a gray evening sky with
crescent moon.
Signed at the lower right.
No. 75
ROBERT CROMWELL MINOR, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1840—1904 .
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Height, 22 inches; length, 30 inches
SLopine pastures, a slender tree or two and a pool occupy
the foreground; beyond is a glimpse of the sea, the water
illumined by a burst of light from the moon which falls from
behind the dark clouds which fill the sky. A dramatic
effect is produced by placing the burst of light in the middle
of the composition.
Signed at the lower right.
From the Robert C. Minor Sale, American Art Association, New York,
1905.
Property of a Private Collector.
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SpanisH: 1850—1908
THE LOREDAN GARDEN, VENICE
Height, 17 inches; length, 84 inches
A CHARACTERISTIC example of Rico, the composition show-
ing a garden wall extending across the canvas from left to
a right, above which appears the foliage of trees and bushes
ie the gardens beyond. The sea water in the foreground a’
laps the wall, except at a place on the left where there is a ¥
little space of land. Here a doorway gives access to the
“Ao, garden. Over all, a summer sky of blue with some white _
clouds at the horizon. .
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LOUIS AUGUSTE LOUSTAUNAU
Frencu: 1846—
4 Ap MEDITATION
om ' Height, 82 inches; width, 25 inches
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By a window which commands a view of rocky headlands
and a harbor town is a young woman gowned in pink. She
is surrounded by Chinese art objects, and at her left is a
Chinese bird cage that contains two love birds.
Signed, A. Lousraunau, at the lower right.
Purchased from Messrs. M. Knoedler & Co., 1885.
From the collection of the late Mr. Jurrus WanswortH, New York.
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No. 78
PROFESSOR LUDWIG KNAUS
German: 1829—1910
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| | Circular: Diameter, 221% inches TWA. f a WNW ey
| aa Two little cupids, depicted floating in the sky and embracing , yb
f each other. Both are blond-haired and have wings with a ry
Be gray and brown tinted plumage. A bit of crimson drapery
adds a contrasting note of color.
| Signed at the left.
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No. 79
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Si GERMAN: CONTEMPORARY
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Height, 26 inches; width, 21 inches .
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THE composition depicts an incident in the Franco-Prussian
War. In the foreground on a roadway which, lined with | Zo
trees, winding through a snow-covered landscape, a mounted
soldier has stopped and is receiving an envelope from a
helmeted infantryman who stands at his side. On the
ground at the right two other soldiers are seated, one of
them writing on a knapsack. In the distance, on either side
of the road, appear two sentries.
Signed at the lower left.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Panxerr.
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No. 80
T. C. DIBDIN
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Uo: Ke f AN OLD TOWN IN FRANCE ;
; ie } oe Water Color: Height, 80 inches; width, ) 21 inches | 3 |
y Tue foreground presents a roadway which leads into the | “4
picture on the right between old buildings with high-peaked — a
roofs and gables. A wagon and a number of people are %
seen on the roadway. Over the roofs of the houses on the -
left rises a church tower, and over all is a sky of blue and
gray.
Signed at the lower left, and dated 1871. —
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
No. 81
DON LUIS ALVAREZ
SpanisH: CONTEMPORARY
IN THE STUDIO
rs / 0 i Height, 201% inches; length, 30 inches
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A youne painter in white satin coat and breeches is seated
before a picture on his easel and leaning forward as he looks
at his model, who is lying on a bench at the left. On the
right, in the background, are two ladies looking at a book ”
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UNKNOWN ARTIST ea f yA
THE RETURNING CAPTAIN ov.
Copper panel: Height, 22 inches; length, 29 inches ] ! ee
A sOLpIER in armor with red drapery over his shoulder is
depicted in the center of the composition mounting the steps
_ that lead to the entrance of a palace, where he is greeted
by an elderly man in a rich costume including a cloak with
ermine lining. On the left, back of the returning warrior, -
are some other helmeted soldiers who are applauding, and
back of the ruler is a man, nude to the waist, carrying a
great basket of bread. A child in white at the right of the
picture holds up the ruler’s cloak.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Panxen.
No. 88
J. H. L. DE HAAS
BErcran: 1832—1880
CATTLE AND LANDSCAPE \/) ch. ie
Panel: Height, 231, inches; width, 171, inches
A croup composed of a dun-colored and white cow and a / 0 @
young bull, white and brown, in the foreground. Beyond [ f
are some other cattle grazing in green meadows, and above
is a summer sky of blue with gray and white clouds.
Signed at the lower left.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. ParKer.
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No. 84
W. SHAYER
| WW by Le “ 4 Britiso: CONTEMPORARY
| Soya a eae THE GRAY PONY
hy 5 — Panel: Height, 24 inches; width, 1914 inches
A FINE gray pony stands in the left foreground, with a
peasant woman holding her baby standing at his head. The
woman wears a red cloak and is barefooted. Just back of
the pony is a dog. The landscape setting, with several
figures in the middle distance, shows a stretch of hilly coun-
try and a sky with gray and white clouds, relieved by a
space of blue in the upper portion. The costumes and the
character of the landscape suggest that the scene is in
Ireland.
Signed at the lower left.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
No. 85
NARCISSE BERCHERE
lt 4 Ly 3 FrencH: 1822—
HALT OF AN ARAB CARAVAN
Panel: Height, 131%, inches; length, 28 inches
In the desert, on the outskirts of a town the walls of which
are seen in the distance on the right, an Arab caravan com-
prising a number of camels, some with palanquins, has
: 3 stopped for a rest. Some of the figures and camels are
gathered about a circular basin, where there is a water
spout. Overhead is a summer sky of tempered blue.
Signed at the lower right.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
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No. 86
F. VAN OS
Doutcu: 1774—1808
FLOWERS — A b. J 4 aghuu
Panel: Height, 24% inches; width, 1914 inches 0 0
A LARGE bouquet of roses, peonies and other blossoms in a
brown marble vase. Some of the flowers hang low over the
rim of the vase and rest on its pedestal, where is seen a little
bird’s nest with some eggs in it.
Signed at the lower right center.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
No. 87
FRENCH SCHOOL
SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
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PORTRAIT OF A LADY (J, o hie
Height, 26 inches; width, 22 inches
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Haur-teneru figure looking to the left. Dark curling 4
hair, with knob of flowers at one side. Large dark eyes,
rose neck ribbon. Green bodice, with bunch of flowers on
the left shoulder. Dark blue background.
Property of Mr. ConnE Racuer Torn.
No. 88
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197
PORTRAIT OF A LADY
Canvas: Height, 3434, inches; width, 27 inches
THREE-QUARER-LENGTH seated portrait, with head turned —
slightly to the left, dressed with a coiffed cap and flowing
black veil, a jeweled chain necklace and dark robe with em-
broidered border, lace cuffs and gold girdle studded with
pearls. ‘The right hand rests on a book; the left holds an
open book. Dark background. In carved, pierced and gilt
wood frame.
Property of Mr. Connt Racuret TuHorn.
No. 89
FRENCH SCHOOL |
SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
Fue Lradstdul PORTRAIT OF A LADY
} 30 a
Canvas: Height, 371, inches; width, 28 inches
Ficure of a lady with long curling hair, standing with her
arm resting on a stone pedestal on which stands a vase of
flowers. She is dressed in a white under garment and brown
robe. In the lower right-hand corner is a group of roses.
Blue-sky 5 aoe In carved, pierced and gilt wood
frame.
Property of Mz. ConnE Racuet THorn.
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No. 90
FERDINAND HEILBUTH
FreNcH: ConTEMPORARY
A BOATING PARTY g y
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Panel: Height, 22 inches; length, 38 inches
A scENE in France depicting several punts with passengers An:
out for a holiday near a landing on the river side, where is / 0
a group of people, including an elderly man, two ladies,
a little girl and a baby. In the middle distance the oppo-
site shore of the river appears lined with trees, and over-
head is a sky of gray and white clouds.
Signed at the lower right.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parxenr. .
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No. 91
LUIGI CHIALIVA
Irat1an: CoNTEMPORARY y ¢
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Height, 22 inches; length, 3914 inches Z oD en
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A youne peasant shepherdess is seen in the left center of the
‘composition surrounded by a flock of sheep. She holds a
lamb in her arms, while the mother ewe at her side is looking
anxiously upward. ‘The setting for the shepherdess and
flock is a French landscape in springtime, with a roadway,
a river, and on the left a group of trees with houses beyond.
A springtime sky of delicate gray completes the picture.
Signed at the lower right.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
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No. 92
JULES FREDERIC BALLAVOINE
; a ey, 3, Qa Frencu: ConTEMPORARY
sis fat? ) “LOVE'S WHISPERINGS
Ue yb Height, 32 inches; width, 21 inches
THREE-QUARTER-LENGTH figure of a fair young woman with
golden-blond hair, gowned in white with corsage passing
under her arms, standing amidst blossoming field flowers
before a mass of greenery. She carries pink roses, and
cupids whisper at either shoulder to receptive ears.
Signed at the upper left, J. BatLavorne.
To close an Estate.
No. 93
MAX VOLKHART
(2 eae German: ConTEMPORARY
ae duet. SALUTING THE CARDINAL
Height, 35 inches; width, 28 inches
a L 0 —~ A croup of eight figures in a richly furnished apartment.
The center of interest is the cardinal, in red, leading a
lady wearing a white satin gown by the hand as he passes
between courtiers who are seen bowing on either side. The
costumes are of the period of Louis Treize.
Signed at the lower left, with “Op. 91.”
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
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No. 94
EDOUARD TOUDOUZE
Frencu: 1844—
GRANDFATHER’S BIRTHDAY 4 A. Lain |
_ Height, 26 inches; length, 39 inches
In a richly furnished dining-room in a French chateau a A / 0
group of little children, accompanied by some ladies and
gentlemen, are gathered to wish many happy returns of
the day to an elderly gentleman, who is seated in an arm-
_ chair on the left of the composition. The little children
are all carrying bunches of flowers, and the grandfather,
leaning forward, extends his hands to receive them. An
elderly woman in gray velvet stands at the side of his chair.
The costumes are of the period of Henri Deux.
Signed at the lower right, and dated 1881.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
No. 95
LUIGI CHIALIVA
Trat1an: CoNTEMPPORARY
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SHEPHERD AND FLOCK (, ™ 3. dy foal
~ Height, 401% inches; width, 314, inches 7
A warce flock of sheep and lambs in the foreground, with . y
an elderly shepherd among them, and the dog beyond on the My Ny | <
left. The flock has apparently come along a road which
leads into the picture through the houses of a village in
France. Trees are seen in silhouette against a clear summer
sky.
Signed at the lower right.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
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ALFRED VON WIERUSZ-KOWALSKY
Po.tiso: CONTEMPORARY
S URPRISED BY WOLVES
y whukthove Height, 281% inches; length, 46 inches
d A pramatic episode is depicted in this composition, wherein
4 / l, ~— a sleigh, drawn by two horses and occupied by a man and his
wife and baby, have been overtaken by wolves. This group
occupies the foreground. The man has fallen out of the
sleigh, but still holds the reins of his team, and the woman,
kneeling on the straw, is crying for help. A dead wolf lies
before the team and another is gnawing something in the
sleigh, while a third is bounding forward toward another
sleigh which is seen approaching. The setting for the inci-
dent is a dreary snow-covered waste in Russia, and over-
head is a sky of dull gray tempered with blue.
Pasa i at the lower left.
Property is the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
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No. 97
R. TYMOHLAN
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MOONLIGHT
57 — anvas: Height, 391, inches; width, 80 inches |
A poou of water, in which is reflected the full moon. On the
right are two leafless trees; on the left, a wood with trees.
Property of Mr. ConnE Racuet THorn.
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No. 98
WALTER SATTERLEE, A.N.A. a
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AMERICAN: 1844—1908
JEALOUSY 4 L. i Be
Height, 40 inches; width, 30 inches |
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THE caresses given to a Saint Bernard dog by a fair-haired hy f Y ed
little maid causes her other companion, a Yorkshire terrier,
to raise his head and paw in protest. At the right are
hollyhocks and in the background is a gray and moss-cov-
ered brick wall.
Signed, W. Sarrertee, at the lower right.
From the collection of the late Mr. Jutrus WanswortH, New York.
No. 99
JULIUS L. STEWART Kh fing Lub
AMERICAN: 1855—
AND CHRISTINE NILSSON
PORTRAITS OF SARAH BERNHARDT 5 po"
Canvas: Height, 38 inches; length, 461, inches ]
In the window seat of a Parisian studio Madame Bernhardt,
in a dark blue velvet robe, reclines against a red cushion
and turns the pages of a magazine. On the left and facing
the spectator sits Madame Rouzand, with a book upon
her lap. Left and right are pale blue curtains, and through
the window which occupies the entire background is caught
a glimpse of a Paris boulevard. In the foreground are a
gilt banquette laden with books and a rug of polar bear
skin.
Signed in lower left corner, J. L. Srewarr, ’83.
Property of Mr. Conn&é Racuet THorn.
No. 100
THOMAS COLE, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1801—1848
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Height, 321%, inches; length, 48 inches
A GRANDIOSE landscape composition, with a wayside shrine
occupying the right foreground. At the base of the shrine
is an Italian peasant girl on her knees in the attitude of
prayer. In the left portion of the composition is a lake,
with high hills on the farther shore. On the top of the hills
appear the buildings of a town. Overhead is a sky of blue
with white clouds.
Signed at the lower right, and dated 1845.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
No. 101
THOMAS COLE, N.A. -
AMERICAN: 1801-—1848
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Height, 32 inches; length, 48 inches
One of the celebrated landscape compositions of the Amer-
ican painter, Thomas Cole. In the right foreground are
the ruins of an aqueduct, or other structure, with arches.
On the left, a stream where there are some figures of per-
sons on the shore. Beyond are hills and mountains, one
large peak near the middle of the picture being crowned
with buildings. A sunset sky completes the picture.
Signed at the lower right, and dated 1845.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
No. 102
HEINRICH ZUGEL
German: 1850—
THE SHEEP FOLD deny 5 4 Mba
_ Height, 38 inches; length, 47 inches
A croup of four sheep in a stable, with some lambs on the of
left. Looking over a wooden pen is a little peasant girl / j 0 0
who holds a lamb in her arms. Back of her is a glimpse
of blue sky and a fruit tree in blossom.
Signed at the lower left.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
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No. 103
ITALIAN SCHOOL
MAN IN ARMOR 4 Q. be yee:
Height, 45 inches; width, 40 inches
_ A THREE-QUARTER-LENGTH picture of a gentleman with black Ve a —
hair and beard, wearing a full suit of armor and holding a
marshal’s baton in his right hand. The figure is in full
face view and the head is tipped slightly to the left.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parxer.
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No. 104 ’
FRENCH SCHOOL
VENUS AND ADONIS
Height, 31 inches; length, 46 inches
In the center of the picture under a tree sits Venus, nude
save for a blue robe thrown around her. She is fondling
the youthful Adonis, who sits by her side dressed in a tight-
fitting yellow jerkin and a red and blue mantle and with a
spear in his hand. On his left an Amorino is restraining
his hunting hounds. Landscape background, with hills in
the distance. |
Property of Mr. ConnE Racuet TuHorn.
No. 105
FRANCESCO GUARDI >
Iratran: 1712—1793
THE CUSTOM HOUSE AT VENICE
Canvas: Height, 26 inches; length, 57 inches
On the left is seen the custom house, of Palladian archi-
tecture, with a statue of a classic warrior and a flight of
steps leading into the water. In front are groups of fig-
ures in eighteenth century costume. On the Giudecca, on
‘the left, are three high-pooped barges with masts and large
_ yards, a rowboat with people and a sloop with oars.
Property of Mr. ConnE Racuet THorn.
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No. 106
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FERDINAND DE BRACKELEER
Beratan: 1792—1883
LE NOUVEAU-NE ly e
Height, 33 inches; length, 45 inches
A Dutcu interior, with numerous figures surrounding an
aged man who holds in his hands a tiny, swaddled infant. At
the right, a young woman is sitting beside a bed set in the
recessed wall, and at the left are figures sitting around a
table and eating and drinking.
Signed, Ferpinann Dr Bracxeterr, and dated, ANtwerPENn, 1866. |
From the collection of the late Mr. Jutavs Wapswortu, New York.
No. 107
JEAN DE BOULLONGNE
Known as VALENTIN
Frencu: 1600—1634
Canvas: Height, 38 inches; length, 51 inches
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THE picture represents a game of cards between a man and
a woman. ‘The woman, in a robe of rose-colored silk em-
broidered in silver and with a mantle of checkered pattern,
her reddish hair in a braid wound around her head, and with
a pearl necklace, sits holding her tarot cards in her left
hand. Facing her the man, in a brocaded jerkin with large
sleeves, a gauffered ruff and plumed velvet hat, also sits
holding his cards. On his left is a backgammon board with
dice. In front of each player is a pile of silver coin and
between them a shallow wooden bowl with ae discarded
cards. Dark background.
Property of Mr. ConnE Racuet THorn.
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No. 108
FRENCH SCHOOL
CLASSIC PASTORAL LANDSCAPE
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' "’ A SHEPHERD, two maids, goats and cattle are seen in the left
foreground on the shore of a lake; in the middle distance,
trees; at left, an aqueduct, ruined arches and temples.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parker,
No. 109
PROFESSOR JOZEF BRANDT
PoutsH: 1841—
| , POLISH CARAVAN
Height, 291% inches; length, 52 inches
i a! THE composition shows the head of a long train of vehicles
i 5 —" approaching the spectator on a road on either side of which
| / / appear streams and ponds. The rear of the train is seen in —
the distance where the road winds away to the left. The
| principal features of the foreground group are a heavily-
loaded wagon, drawn by a team of three horses, and a
mounted figure who seems to be in command of the party.
He carries a gun and has three dogs in leash running beside
him. Over all is a sky of tempered blue with gray clouds.
Signed at the lower right, and dated 1879.
Property of. the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
1609 Bough Minemd bo Drumuch Ipanth 879 BRSE
Sold - Myre 26/1679. BANxKx~
No. 110
L. ROELKLER
GERMAN: CoNTEMPORARY
A VILLAGE PROCESSION
jteradg g ie
Height, 341, inches; length, 56 inches
A NUMBER of men and women in medieval costume are pass- / ie pi
ing across a roadway in the foreground, which leads from a
gate on the left in the walls of a town. ‘The towers and
roofs of the town are seen in the middle background. Promi-
nently placed among the figures are a monk mounted on a
gray donkey on the right, a man and woman riding on a
cart near the middle of the picture, a young woman with a
man at her side addressing her, and a man with one wooden
leg on the extreme left, who seems to be a town official head-
ing the company.
Signed at the lower left, and dated 72.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
No. 111
ANDREAS ACHENBACH
GerRMANn: 1815—1910
ITALIAN LANDSCAPE Un ) 8K, OA
Height, 40 inches; length, 59 inches
THE composition shows a belt of trees in early autumn
foliage extending across the middle distance. Beyond, a 1, 0
through openings near the middle of the picture, is a view
of the blue sea, sandy beach and a headland. The fore-
ground shows grass and herbage, and a summer sky with
white clouds completes the picture.
Signed at the lower left, and dated Roma 1845.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. Parker.
No. 112
ANDREAS ACHENBACH
GERMAN: 1815-—1910
Height, 62 inches; length, 92 inches
| ey! S by hss MARINE
ae
Tue right foreground is occupied by a‘stretch of beach
with red rock formation, the whole in sunlight; on the left
the sea breaking on the shore. In the middle distance rocky
peaks and, over all, a stormy sky with sunlight streaming 3
from a break in the clouds in the right upper portion.
Signed at the lower right center, and dated 1848.
Property of the Estate of the late James V. ParKer.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION,
MANAGERS.
THOMAS E. KIRBY,
AUCTIONEER.
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LIST OF ARTISTS REPRESENTED
AND THEIR WORKS
CATALOGUE
NUMBER
ACHENBACH, Anpreas
Italian Landscape 111
Marine 112
ALVAREZ, Don Luts
In the Studio 81
BALLAVOINE, Jures Frépéric
Love’s Whisperings 92
BAUGNIET, Cuar.es
The Tired Drummer 63
BERCHERE, NARCISSE
Halt of an Arab Caravan 85
BIERSTADT, Axzert, N.A.
An Antelope and His Family 40
BOGERT, Georce H., A.N.A.
Evening 57
BOUGHTON, Georcrt Henry, N.A., R.A.
Rose Standish 70
BOULLONGNE, Jean pve (Known as VaLentin)
The Card Players
BOUTIBONNE, Cuartrs Epovarp
Tourists 60
CATALOGUE
NUMBER >
BRACKELEER, Frrprnanp DE
Le Nouveau-né +106
BRANDT, PRroressor JOZEF -
Polish Caravan fe 109
BRAUER, ApriaEn
The Smoker 15
CAMPHUYSEN, RarHarEr |
The Toper | | 12
CHIALIVA, Luter
Shepherdess and Flock: Springtime 31
Shepherd and Flock — «95
CLAYS, Paut Jean CuHar es
Fishing Boats : 65
COLE, Tuomas, N.A. |
_ Che Shrine ~ 100
Classic Landscape ORS
CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN
Sheep 4.
CORY, S. M.
His Eminence, the Cardinal. 6
CRANE, Bruce, N.A.
Winter Landscape 23
DAUBIGNY, Karu
Landscape 62
DE HAAS, J. H. L.
Cattle and Landscape
DE HAAS, M. F. H., N.A.
Marine
DE PENNE, Cuarues O1nivier
Setter and Beagles
Hunting Dogs
Hunting Scene
French Hunting Dogs
DESSAR, Louis Pav, N.4.
Shepherd and Flock
DEWEY, Cuarptes Mepvitte, N.A.
Landscape
DIBDIN, T. C.
An Old Town in France
DIEFFENBACH, Anton HErnricH
Two Mothers
DURAND, E. L.
Friend or Foe
DUTCH SCHOOL
Portrait of a Scholar
FLEMISH SCHOOL
Passing Through the Fair
CATALOGUE
NUMBER
83
43
18
19
28
31
27
56
80
21
11
34
FRENCH SCHOOL
Portrait of a Lady
Portrait of a Lady
Venus and Adonis
Classic Pastoral Landscape
GAY, Epwarp, N.A.
Autumn Landscape
A Spring Morning
Autumn ~
GIRARD, Marte Francots Firmin
La Péche
GRUTZNER, Enpvarp
A Game of Cards
GUARDI, Francesco |
The Custom House at Venice
HALL, Greorcre Henry, N.A.
Raspberries
HAMILTON, Hamittron
The Orchard
HEILBUTH, Ferpinanp
A Boating Party
HUGUET, Victor Pierre
The Watering Place
HUNTEN, Emit JOHANNES
The Despatch
CATALOGUE
NUMBER
87
89
104
108
a7.
42
58
53
59
105
46
90
61
79
CATALOGUE
NUMBER
ITALIAN SCHOOL
Landscape with Cattle and Sheep 32
Portrait of a Lady 88
Man in Armor 103
JOHNSON, Eastman, N.A.
Portrait of Worthington Whittredge 8
JONES, Hucu Botton, N.A.
Landscape 45
KAEMMERER, F. H.
Knitting 55
KAUFFMAN N, HUGO
The Gallant Shoemaker
KITCHELL
The Forest 51
KNAUS, Proressor Lupwic
* Reconciliation 78
KOST, Freperic Kost, N.A.
Twilight | 74
LANDELLE, CuHartes
A Prison in Tangiers 68
LEFEBVRE, JuLes
Woman with Orange 20
LEON Y ESCOSURA
The Toilet 10
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: CATALOGUE
NUMBER
LOUSTAUNAU, Lovis AveustTE 3 ;
Meditation © ; : a iri
LYNCH, ALsert
VAN OS, F.
Flowers 86
VENETIAN SCHOOL
Madonna and Child 13
VERBOECKHOVEN, Evctnrt Joseru
Landscape and Sheep 69
VIBERT, JEHAN GEORGES
The Marvelous Lobster 64
VOLKHART, Max 3
Saluting the Cardinal 93
WALTON, WitiaMm
i The Gentle Fiddlers 2
WIERUSZ-KOWALSKY, AxFrrep von
Surprised by Wolves 96
WIGGINS, Car.ueron, N.A.
Sheep in Pasture
WOUVERMAN, Puuties
Near the Gateway
ZAMACOIS, Epvarpo
Portrait of Joliet
ZUBER-BUHLER, Farrz
On the Balcony
ZUGEL, Herricn
The Sheep Fold
CATALOGUE
NUMBER
25
35
17
102
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