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PREE PUBLIC EXHIBITION 
 
 moom oaturday ~ Pebruary 5, 1927 
 Weekdays g a.m. to 6 p.m. : Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. 
 
 MmomwbolLRICTED PUBLIC SALE 
 Wednesday, February g at 8:15 p.m.» Thursday 
 
 February 10 at 2:15 & 8:15 p.m.y7 Friday and 
 Semen ebrmary 11 G° 12 at 2:15 p.m. 
 
 EXHIBITION AND SALE AT THE 
 
 American Art Galleries 
 Madison Avenue: 56th to 57th Street 
 New York City 
 
 & 
 
 eaters OO NDUCITLED BY 
 Mr. O. Bernet and Mr. H. H. Parke 
 
 American Art Association - Inc 
 MANAGERS 
 
 1927 
 
PorTRAIT OF THE Late JoHNn Quinn, Eso. 
 
Paintings and 
 Sculptures 
 
 THE RENOWNED COLLECTION OF 
 MODERN AND ULTRA-MODERN ART 
 FORMED BY THE LATE JOHN QUINN 
 
 Including Many Examples Purchased 
 By Him Directly From the Artists 
 
 Sold by Order of 
 
 NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE 
 IN NEW YORK & MAURICE LEON 
 Surviving Executors of the Estate of 
 John Quinn, ‘Deceased 
 
 NEW YORK 
 AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION: INC 
 
 1927 
 
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 AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION : INC 
 Managers 
 
FOREWORD 
 
 belonging to the famous John Quinn Collection, which is generally conceded 
 
 to be an outstanding collection of modern and ultra-modern art both in 
 America and Europe, the American Art Association is well aware of the little 
 need of a detailed introduction of its founder to their art patrons. The late John 
 Quinn was one of the foremost bank lawyers of the past decade, combining with 
 his brilliant professional gifts a discriminating aesthetic sense of extraordinary 
 power. He was probably the most courageous patron of the arts of his time—this 
 in the literal sense of the phrase, since to patronize anything but the living is not 
 to be a patron but a collector, Mr. Quinn had gathered modern sculpture and 
 ‘paintings on a scale unprecedented and with a taste for those provided with the 
 substance of genius. A whole chapter might be devoted to his personal relationships 
 with the artists from whom he purchased so many of these works, some of whom 
 have been regarded as somewhat revolutionary by the academicians, but unques- 
 tionably they are the artists who represent the times. 
 
 The exhibition will afford a glimpse of one of the most admirable selections 
 of modern painting and sculpture, and a rare opportunity for the collector who 
 cares to enjoy the art of today; an art, furthermore, that is a reaction from cold, 
 affected classicism and false idealism. 
 
 A summary of the American artists is as follows: Arthur B. Davies, Maurice 
 B. Prendergast, Ernest Lawson, Walt Kuhn, George Hart, Charles Sheeler, 
 Morton L. Schamberg, Marsden Hartley, S. Macdonald Wright, Max Weber, and 
 the sculptor, Jacob Epstein. The French are represented by Henri Martisse, André 
 Derain, Paul Gauguin, Puvis de Chavannes, Maurice de Vlaminck, Robert Delaunay, 
 Jacques Villon, Alexandre Blanchet, Albert Gleizes, Jean Metzinger, Gino Severini, 
 Lucien Pissarro, Auguste Chabaud, Paul Lafitte, and two sculptors, the late 
 Raymond Duchamp-Villon and Henri Gaudier-Brzeska. The British by Augustus 
 John and his sister, Gwen John, Charles Conder, Charles H. Shannon, Wyndham 
 Lewis, Edward Wadsworth, J. D. Innes, Derwent Lees, C. R. W. Nevinson, John 
 S. Currie, Spencer F. Gore, David Bomberg and Geoffrey Nelson. Four distinctly 
 Irish painters are represented: George W. Russell (“A. E.”), the late Nathaniel 
 Hone, the late John Butler Yeats, and Jack B. Yeats, the younger son of John 
 Butler Yeats. All are represented at their best and in their various phases, from 
  luminaristic impressionism to post-impressionism, cubism and vorticism. If, on 
 viewing this collection and upon a survey of the progress of civilization with 
 its reflection to art, we can still admire the amazing realism of the Van Dycks, 
 the intellect and power of Michelangelo, the greatness of Rembrandt, the mysticism 
 of Corot, and the vital attempts of the moderns and ultra-moderns to portray human 
 emotions, either abstract or concrete, of the vortiginous close to the nineteenth 
 century, we may be said to have achieved an ideal understanding of art. 
 
 ‘2 , ; : 
 if presenting for dispersal by public sale the last important group of works 
 
It is the suggestiveness to spirit and imagination that is the keynote of this 
 collection. Matter is impermanent; the forms in which it appears to the eye are 
 temporary. “These present masters have striven to get away as far as possible from 
 the accidents of impermanent form. In their attempts to do so they have simplified, 
 generalized and conventionalized matter. Briefly, their longing is for the ultimate, 
 the universal. While the classicists and academicians strive to give perfection of 
 form so that, through a series of means, they may express an ideal of physical per- 
 fection, the modern reaches his ideal through the abstract with a perfection of 
 beautiful lines, patterns and colors. 
 
 AMERICAN ART AssocrIaATIoNn, Inc. 
 
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 «JULES S$ PASCIN 
 oe Bulgarian: 1885— 
 
 a the left a pena youth is seated in an easy chair; 
 n the arm at his left. ‘“I’hey are contemplating a young 
 al the room through a portiére-draped entrance at the 
 
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 y Ul/ ey AA. 
 
 WALT KUHN 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 2. - STUDIES OF CATTLE. Inscribed at lower right: To John Quinn, from 
 Fi Walt Kuhn, and dated 1913. 
 Pencil drawing: Height, 5% inches; length, 834 inches 
 
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 ht SA Serene. <2 
 
 CONST AN EING Gia 
 
 French: 1802—1892 
 3. FEMMES A SOLDATS. Two Italian women are flirting with dersaglieri. 
 
 In the background rises a wall with arched doorway. 
 
 Wash drawing: Height, 6%4 inches; width, 5 inches 
 [ [dlustrated | 
 
 ff. 16 y 
 dp 100. 4c eye 
 
| First Session Wednesday Evening, February Oth 
 
 CHARLES SHEELER 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 _ 4. FARM BUILDINGS. Shaded drawing of rambling barns. Signed at lower 
 right, SHEELER, and dated 1917. 
 Charcoal drawing: Height, 6 inches; length, 9 inches 
 
 aL t. Gooy CA,” 
 
 i 
 CHARLES SHEELER 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 5. LANDSCAPE NO. 3 [1916]. Shaded drawing of an architectural land- 
 Z scape. Signed at lower right, sHEELER, and dated 1916. 
 f -. Charcoal drawing: Height, 7 inches; length, 9% inches 
 
 It a ES Hoyle 
 : GWEN JOHN 
 
 _ British: Contemporary 
 
 6. PORTFOLIO OF WATER-COLOR DRAWINGS. Miscellaneous fig- 
 ure studies. | 
 
 Purchased from the ee sisi 
 
 Se) Perea ic af’ 
 HENRI GAUDIER-BRZESKA [ArrrisuTteD To] 
 French: 1891—1915 
 7- CONVERSATION. Caricature of the Countess of Oxford, as Lady As- 
 
 quith, in conversation with a French diplomat, each figure holding a liqueur 
 glass. Inscribed at lower left: H. Gaudier-Brzeska, 1912, by Horace Brodzky. 
 Pen and ink drawing: Height, 8% inches; length, 12% inches 
 
 Note: Irrespective of this inscription, which is partly defaced, the work 
 is attributed to Gaudier-Brzeska, and was so sold at the Penguin Sale in 1917. 
 
 2 oa: ANS. Morte : 
 JULES PASCIN 
 Bulgarian: 1885— 
 
 8. A VISIT. Depicting an interior scene. Signed at right. 
 Pen and ink sketch: Height, 8%4 inches; length, 11 inches 
 
 Purchased from International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
 17 ) 
 34- A. ‘4 hoody a7" 
 
THE “QUINN “COL TLE @ or 
 
 GEORGES PIERRE *SEURAT 
 French: 1859—1891 
 
 | 9. RAIN. Dark, rainy night; at the left a woman under an umbrella. 
 Black chalk drawing: Height, 814 inches; width, 11% inches 
 eS pj Jaa 
 JOC. WYNDHAM LEWIS 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 10. THREE PEN AND INK STUDIES. (a) Srarugrre [1913]; (8) 
 MovEMENT IN THIRDS [1912]; (c) Dinau. ‘Two signed. 
 (A) Height, 9 inches; length, 534 inches 
 Pen and ink drawings: ) (B) Height, 7 inches; length, 534 inches 
 (C) Height, 714 inches; length, 334 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 TAT ee patel 
 35. / 
 WYNDHAM LEWIS 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 11. PORTFOLIO OF PEN AND INK SKETCHES. Sketches of fishermen 
 
 and bargees. 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 $a. i Atk L4 arti. 
 HENRI EDMOND CROSS. 
 French: 1856—1910 
 12. LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURES. An impression, in blue and green, of 
 
 graceful figures under pine trees; in the background a vista of water with 
 sailing craft. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 1014 inches; length, 14 inches 
 
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 EDWARD GORD ONC Rae 
 British: Contemporary 
 13. DESIGN FOR STAGE SCENE. Formal English garden setting, with 
 
 vista of a sculptured figure, and two figures in eighteenth century costume. 
 Crayon drawing: Height, 1074 inches; length, 1334 inches 
 
 From the collection of Maurice Magnus 
 18 ree 
 
 1. toedy Coy. 
 
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irst Session Wednesday Evening, February Qth 
 
 GW.EN-JOHN 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 14. THREE PORTFOLIOS OF WASH DRAWINGS. Studies of notable 
 
 European naval and military officers and diplomats. 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 3h : Soy Gees 
 
 PIERRE PUVIS DE CHAVANNES 
 French: 1824—1898 
 15. DETAIL OF DECORATION FOR THE GRAND AMPHITHE- 
 ATRE OF THE SORBONNE. A seated nude female figure with arms 
 upraised; finely drawn and shaded. Inscribed at lower left with the initials: 
 
 {32 EM Goi ; 
 Crayon drawing: Height, 1144 inches; width, 8% inches 
 
 Purchased from Durand-Ruel & Sons 
 
 Ree. | Lat. 
 
 PIERRE PUVIS DE CHAVANNES 
 French: 1824—1898 
 16. DETAIL [1889]. Detail of decoration for the Victor Hugo memorial at 
 the Hotel de Ville, Paris. Three well-drawn erect graceful female figures. 
 Inscribed at lower right with the initials: P Pc. 
 
 Crayon drawing: Height, 1114 inches; width, 9 inches 
 
 Purchased from Durand-Ruel & Sons 
 
 /2o. J, TI EY 
 
 PIERRE PUVIS DE CHAVANNES 
 | French: 1824—1898 
 | 17. ETUDE POUR “TUDUS PRO PATRIA” [1882]. Erect undraped fig- 
 
 ure, facing to the left and leaning slightly forward. Inscribed at lower 
 
 right with the initials: P Pc. 
 Crayon drawing: Height, 12 inches; width, 814 inches 
 
 Purchased from Durand-Ruel & Sons 
 
 19 
 
 MA de. 
 
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 AB nd OF Ue Nee, CO LL E C iif eas 
 
 PIERRE -PUVIS DE CHAVANNES 
 French: 1824—1898 
 ETUDE POUR “AVE PICARDIA NUTRIX” [1865]. Erect un- 
 draped female figure of classic contour, braiding her hair. Inscribed at 
 
 lower left with the initials: p Pc. . 
 Crayon drawing: Height, 12 inches; width, 8% inches 
 
 Purchased from Durand-Ruel & Sons 
 
 / 
 
 19. 
 
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 JOHN BUTLER YEAS Kb 
 Irish: 1839—1922 
 THREE PENCIL PORTRAITS. (a) Sir J. FoRBES ROBERTSON, the 
 
 actor. Autographed by the subject, and dated Oct., 1909; and inscribed by 
 the artist: T’o John Quinn from J. B. Yeats. 
 
 Height, 15 inches; length, 1144 inches © 
 
 (B) JOHN HUGHES, the Irish artist. Autographed by the subject; also signed : 
 
 by the artist and dated 1906. Height, 9% inches; length, 7 inches 
 
 (c) SELF-PoRTRAIT. Signed at lower right, J. B. YEATs, and dated New — 
 
 York, Feby., 1908. 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 HENRI GAUDIER-BRZ hee 
 French: 1891—1915 
 
 DEER. Spirited drawing of a stag and three hinds. Fine composition and 
 interesting utilization of empty spaces giving an impression of depth. Shrub- 
 bery in the foreground. Signed at lower left, HENRI GAUDIER-BRZESKA, and 
 dated 1913. 
 
 Pen and ink drawing: Height, 1414 inches; length, 20 inches 
 
 Illustrated in H. Gaudier-Brzeska, a memoir by Ezra Pound, Plate XXX 
 
 20 
 
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 5 - ME. [rfarke. 
 
 Height, 1134 inches; length, 934 inches — 
 
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 First Session Wednesday Evening, February Qth 
 
 HENRI GAUDIER-BRZESKA 
 | French: 1891—1915 
 21. THREE PEN AND INK DRAWINGS OF PALEOLITHIC VOR- 
 
 TICISM. Each signed. Wrestvers illustrated in H. Gaudier-Brzeska, a 
 memoir by Ezra Pound, Plate XX XIII. 
 
 (a) Spirited analogy of wrestlers. 
 Height, 15% inches; length, 21 inches 
 (s) Two seated figures suggesting a bas-relief. 
 
 Height, 10% inches; length, 15 inches 
 (c) An erect figure. 
 Height, 15% inches; width, 9% inches 
 
 79. [Late , 
 
 WALT KUHN 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 22. NUDE STUDY. Figure of a crouching nude woman. Signed at lower 
 right. | 
 
 Crayon sketch on board: Height, 16 inches; length, 23 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 H- 0. Ys. fF 
 
 WYNDHAM LEWIS 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 23. THREE IMPRESSIONS. Interesting ideographic representations. 
 (A) JoyEuse [1914]. 
 
 Pen and ink drawing: Height, 1134 inches; length, 12 inches 
 
 (3) NEw BLoop For oLp [1915]. 
 Water-color drawing: Height, 1814 inches; length, 121% inches 
 
 (c) Frorma [1914]. 
 
 Pen and wash drawing: Height, 1434 inches; length, 1034 inches 
 
 Signed at lower right, WYNDHAM LEWIS. 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 21 
 
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THE. QUINN COLL E Cian 
 
 JOHN BUTLER YEA TS Relies 
 Irish: 1839—1922 
 24. FIVE PENCIL STUDIES, 
 (a) Lity Yeats, daughter of the artist. “Two small studies. 
 (B) Dora sIGERSON [MRS. CLEMENT SHORTER]. “Iwo small studies. 
 (c) SELF-PorTRAIT. Signed at lower right, J. B. YEATs, and dated 1920. 
 
 Height, 1934 inches; width, 1414 inches 
 
 GINO. SEV Bakes 
 
 Italian: Contemporary 
 
 25. ABSTRACTION. Crayon. 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 20. 
 
 Height, 1934 inches; width, 17 inches. 
 
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 JOHN BUTLER YEAS? Rie 
 Irish: 1839—1922 
 26. EIGHT SELF-PORTRAITS°IN PERG ie q 
 Heights, 20 inches; lengths, 15 inches 9§ 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 ~ 3 Lady PO ps 
 
 HENRI GAUDIER-BRZESKA 
 French: 1891—1915 
 
 27. PEN AND INK STUDIES OF ANIMALS AND BIRDS. 
 
 (a) Standing and recumbent lions. 
 Height, 21 inches;\ width, 1514 inches 
 (B) A pelican and a vulture. q 
 Height, 1514 inches; length, 19% inches 
 
 a fLryakel 
 [ GINO: SEVERIN 
 Italian: Contemporary 
 
 28. PORTRAIT OF MADAME FORT. 
 
 Crayon: Height, 25 inches; width, 19 inches 
 
 aia 
 
 “4 ELLA 
 
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 ’ First Session Wednesday Evening, February Oth 
 
 FRANCESCO GOYA Y LUCIENTES 
 : Spanish: 1746—1828 
 29. MONK AND WITCH. Two strongly painted heads, in monotone relieved 
 
 with blue. 
 Miniature painting on ivory: 2% inches square 
 
 Exhibited at International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
 hy. 50. Kye Lore f aA Acl 
 
 MARIE LAURENCIN 
 French; 1885— 
 
 30. SUMMER. Ultra-modern rendering of a young girl reclining in a ham- 
 mock, wearing a pink frock and blue conical hat; at her side is an embracing 
 gallant; in the foreground two dogs. Signed at lower right, MARIE LAUREN- 
 CIN. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 434 inches; width, 4 inches 
 /5a AS. L NLL 
 as fees PASCIN 
 Bulgarian: 1885— 
 31. INTERIOR. A group of four women en negligée, and another wrapped 
 
 up in a shawl, are seated or standing in a bare interior. Signed. 
 Pen and water-color sketch: Height, 514 inches; length, 7 inches 
 
 Purchased from International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
 , 
 
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 MY. <f f le 
 
 Lj-0 - Paes PAS CIN 
 
 Bulgarian: 1885— 
 
 32. FIGURES AND LANDSCAPE. A small group of women and children 
 are standing or sitting in a hilly landscape. At the left two girls carrying 
 baskets, stopping to exchange a few words with the group. Signed. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 6 inches; length, 9 inches 
 
 Purchased from International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
 60 /Croud hoor 
 EUGENE DELACROIX 
 French: 1798—1863 
 
 33. LION’S HEAD. The majestic head of a lion, directly facing the observer. 
 Signed at lower left with initials, E D. 
 Water-color: Height, 7 inches; width, 534 inches 
 
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 JU ie: ES meas: Ce 
 Bulgarian: 1885— . 
 
 a4. A NUDE : RESTING. Sleeping disrobed woman encircling the pillow with 
 her left arm, 
 Water-color sketch: Height, 8% inchese length, incre 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 Ao. GWEN JOHN 6.4 Tae 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 35. TWO STUDIES IN WATER-COLOR 
 
 (a) La cIME. 3 eS 
 
 Height, 834 inches; length, 10 inches 
 (B) FLowERs. = : 
 Height, 734 inches; length, 834 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
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 the GWEN JOHN 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 fice STUDY OF A WOMAN’S HEAD [1914]. Bust-length figure, ae the 
 observer. Interesting study. 
 
 Wash drawing: Height, 914 inches; length, 7%4 inches 
 
 f" 
 
 LA 
 ; GWEN JOHN 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 37. TWO WATER-COLOR STUDIES OF LANDSCAPES. Delicately 
 
 toned in greenish-yellow and grey. 
 Height, 9% inches; length, 1134 inches 
 Purchased from the artist | 
 
 Lp. 42. Honjte 
 JULES SPAS CEN 
 Bulgarian: 1885— 
 
 38. NUDE. A woman reclining on a bed: her left arm supports her ae and 
 her right forearm is raised. Signed at lower right. 
 
 Crayon and water-color: Height, 934 inches; length, 13%4 inches 
 
 2.4 
 
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 (Parst Session Wednesday Evening, February gth 
 i | packoe. YRATS, R.A.A. 
 4 Trish: 1871— 
 
 39. TWO WATER-COLOR STUDIES. 
 
 (A) Tue Batiap SInGER’s CHILDREN. Signed at lower right, Jack B. 
 YEATS. : 
 
 Height, ro inches; length, 14 inches 
 (8) A Boreen. Signed at lower left, JacK B. YEATS. 
 
 Height, 1o inches; length, 14 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 eewerew PATS R.H.A. % - 
 PLO Irish: 1871— 
 ‘40. FORTUNE AND HER WHEEL. Dame Fortune holding the wheel, 
 
 portrayed in the centre of a group of itinerant persons; in vivid colors. Signed 
 at lower right, JACK B. YEATS. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 1034 inches; length, 17 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 7 
 
 Val 
 Lo. ‘abt KUHN -" 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 41. THE CONTORTIONIST. Figure seated in a curious position, probably 
 | a circus performer, before a light green background. Signed at lower left 
 with the initials, w kK, and dated 1914. 
 
 Water-color on panel: Height, rz inches; width, 8 inches 
 
 Lar. , 
 
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 French: Contemporary 
 
 42. A BYWAY IN TOUL. Cubistic rendering of an arcaded byway, portrayed 
 in mottled tones of reds, blues, browns and yellows shading to green. Signed 
 
 at lower right, ALB. GLEIzEs, and dated Toul, 1915. 
 Water-color: Height, 1114 inches; length, 13 inches 
 
 f-0 - . thee f 
 fear bo YEATS, R.H.A. C 
 
 Irish: 1871— 
 +B THE AMERICAN TABLECLOTH. Interior with an American and 
 
 two Irish figures seated at a large table covered by an unusual map, picturing 
 the eagle and stars and stripes. Through the window a vista of blue moun- 
 
 { tains. Signed at lower right, JACK B. YEATS. 
 
 : Water-color: Height, 11% inches; length, 17 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
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 1s. harkg otter, 
 
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 W.YNDHAM LEWIS 
 
 British: Contemporary igs a | 
 
 44. THE MENIN ROAD. An interesting rendering of a einpit, ae th 
 gunners at leisure, smoking and talking. In the foregeean| are shells _ an 
 wire entanglements. Before an ultra-marine sky. Signed at lower lef t 
 
 | WYNDHAM LEwIs, and dated 1918. } 
 
 Water-color: Height, 1234 inches; length, ie ae 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 AK a 
 # Jo. WALT KUHN : ee 
 American: Contemporary ! oj 
 
 45. INTERIOR. Two female figures eee In bright colors. Signed ir 
 
 foreground, WALT KUHN. a 
 Water-color: Height, 13% aaa) vepicttle oe inche 
 Purchased from the artist | 3 : 
 
 Z7-% : JACK B. YEATS | Rea 
 7 Trishs- 107 te 
 
 46. THE CRUCIFIXION. Our Lord upon the cross, flanked by the two 
 thieves; silhouetted before a background of blue a Signed at lower i 
 JACK B. YEATS. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 13%4 inches; pores 2834 inca 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 ; J LO, L Pf MS Bice 
 ID | MAURICE B. PRENDERGAST 
 American: 1859—1924 
 
 47. THE BATHERS [1914]. Beach scene, with a group of nude women) 
 standing or lying on the shore. 7 3 
 Water-color: Height, 14 inches; length, 18 inches 
 
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 *. WYN DHA M LE Was 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 48. MORNING OF ATTACK. Undulating country, under an early morning 
 sky: in the foreground gunners anxiously watching for planes, and on either 
 side a view of intrenched guns, with their camouflage. Portrayed in a bronze 
 brown, the sky in a yellow wash. Signed at lower right, WyYNDHAM LEWIs.|} 
 
 Water-color: Height, 14 inches; length, 20 inches 
 Purchased from the artist : 
 
 26 - 
 
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 First Session Wednesday Evening, February th 
 
 WYNDHAM LEWIS 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 49. THE STARRY SKY. An interesting definition of masses by shaded planes, 
 atteauesque figures; expressing with great vitality an 
 
 depicting two plastic W 
 Signed at lower right, 
 
 extraordinary continuity of thought. In monotone. 
 
 WYNDHAM LEwIs, and dated 1912. 
 Water-color: Height, 19 inches; length, 23 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
 bs " | 
 
he Teer OUT INN: CO L-L E C fsijGaes 
 
 MAURICE B: PRENDERGAST 
 American: 1859—1924 me, 7 
 50. DANCING GROUP [1913]. At the extreme right a scantily clad woman 
 
 dancer. In the background black slave girls carrying platters of fruit. 
 Water-color: Height, 16 inches; length, 22 inches 
 
 Bb 27% hse 
 ( MARCEL DU CH Ati 
 French: 1887— 
 
 51. PEAU BRUNE. Nude female figure reclining on a large pillow. Her 
 upper body is raised and she leans heavily upon both arms. Signed at lower 
 
 right, and dated IgIo. : 
 Water-color: Height, 18 inches; length, 18 inches — 
 
 ANDRE DERN 4 by 
 
 French: 1880— 
 52. THE PROCESSION. Brilliantly coloured sketch of animated figures, 
 
 before a suggestion of forest. Signed at lower right, “pour ANDRE DERAIN, 
 
 Alice Derain.” oon 
 Water-color: Height, 18 inches; length, 241% inches 
 
 (00. ye CL, sc i a 
 JACK B. YEA Us) kee 
 Irish: 1871— 
 53. DOG WATCHING A SEAGULL. A corner of a thatched, rambling 7 
 cottage, with a dog seated upon a stone wall, intently gazing into a cloudy 
 blue sky. Signed at lower right, JACK B. YEATS. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 19 inches; length, 14% inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 L A Jiiet y cit € VY 
 JACK. Bo YEAT Sy Re eee 
 Irish: 1871— 
 54. THERE WAS AN OLD PROPHECY FOUND IN A BOG. Two Irish 
 farmers seated by a bog, the figure at the left reading the proverb. Out- 
 lined before a light blue sky. Signed at lower left, JACK B. YEATS. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 1434 inches; width, 10%4 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 py 28 ¢ : 
 Ai. ]- ( bg ’ \g Lyn. 
 
First Session Wednesday Evening, February Oth 
 
 7 
 
 WYNDHAM LEWIS 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 55- THE NO. 2. A vivid interpretation of the taut gunner No. 2, wearing a 
 leather jerkin, about to discharge his gun. Enveloped in a luminous atmo- 
 sphere. Signed in middle foreground, wyNDHAM LEWIS. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 2114 inches; length, 29% inches 
 
 . 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 [ [llustrated | 
 
 29 44 
 
 7 F 
 
THE. QUINN € 0 LL EC 
 
 AND Rib SDR AGL 
 French: 1880— 
 
 56. THE BATHERS. Simplified expression in line and color representing three — 
 figures bathing. Signed at lower right, a. DERAIN. 
 Water-color: Height, 19 inches; length, 2414 inches — 
 
 aida JACK oo vet qt 
 
 Irish: 1871— 
 
 57. THE PIRATE. Bronzed and picturesquely robed figure, shackled, non- © 
 chalantly climbing the companionway. Background of deep blue sea. Signed — 
 at lower right, JACK B. YEATS. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 28% inches; width, 21 inches 
 Purchased from the artist : 
 
 . a LbLhiiae 
 AD MORTON L. SCHAMBERG : 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 58. LANDSCAPE [1913]. Abstract rendering of an architectural landscape, 
 portrayed in contrasted blues shading to mauve and greens, with a patch of 7 
 sunlight. Signed at lower right, sCcHAMBERG. 3 
 
 Panel: Height, 7 inches; length, 13%4 inches 7 
 
 Purchased from M. Knoedler § Co.. New York > 
 
 Lhe : ARTHUR B. DAVIESS leven . 
 American: 1862— 
 
 59. AROMATICS. Advanced colorful composition rendered with depth and ~ 
 great refinement: ten graceful maidens, before a neutral background. Signed — 
 
 at lower left, A. B. DAVIES. 
 Tempera, on panel: Height, 8 oe length, 20 rae 
 
 Zi fe AUR Te r. PRENDE eee Pas 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 60. POLYCHROMED AND GILDED WOOD PANEL: DESIGN FOR i 
 A FRIEZE. Rectangular panel prepared with a coating of “intonaco” and — 
 incised, portraying five nude female figures in procession, wearing slave — 
 bangles and curious headdress, the central figure carrying upon her head a 
 basket of fruit; white background. Inscribed at lower left with the mono- 
 gram, CP. 
 
 Height, 8% inches; length, 16%4 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 fe) 
 [2 OQ. * cle, 
 
irst Session Wednesday Evening, February th 
 WALT KUHN 
 
 . American: Contemporary 
 
 | a ‘POW-Wow. Group of American Indians, in full war paint; portrayed 
 i in rich Folors before a varicolored background. 
 
 Height, 9% inches; length, 1514 inches 
 
 ¥ y . / 
 | wall a Lb), Lecllatorn. 
 
 J. D.-INNES 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 | 52. THE RAMBERS’ REST [North Wales, 1912]. In the foreground the 
 
 | figure of a maid with a child, seated upon a boulder; in a landscape setting, 
 with a mountainous background. Color composition of greens and blues 
 
 ; ee to deep violet aN under a lighter toned sky. 
 
 Panel: Height, 11 inches; length, 14% inches 
 
 Exhibited at the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
 / do. b45 Wo je, 
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 McusTuSs E. JOHN, R.A. 
 British: 1879— 
 63. THE OLIVES BY THE POND [Proveneal Study, 1910]. Characteristic 
 
 facile study of rising landscape in deep toned blue; in the foreground an 
 olive grove, the dwarfed trees with their gnarled branches vigorously rendered, 
 before a background of tinted sky with rolling cloud masses of cumulus 
 
 form. 
 Panel: Height, rz inches; length, 14% inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 Exhibited at International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
 <3 
 
 A715. Jcott, + oe 
 
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 DER W-EN TD ) bie s 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 64. GIRL BY THE POOL [Dorset, 1913]. Neo-classic rendering of a maidei 
 wearing an aubergine frock, reclining on a hill and holding a spray o: 
 flowers; before a sapphire-blue mirrored lake. Signed at lower left, LEEs 
 
 and dated 1912. 
 Panel: Height, 1114 inches; beeen 16 inche 
 
 dt Bo pee ea 
 
 JOST22 GaAs era 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 65. TWO CUBISTIC PAINTINGS. Fine color composition in abstract fort 
 Each signed at lower right, J. GARVEY. oa 
 
 (a) THE FERRY. : 
 Millboard: Height, 9 inches; length, 12 inches 
 
 (B) THE ALLEY. 
 Millboard: Height, 12 inches; length, 9% inches 
 
 f hackqartin., 
 
 NATHANIEL HONE? ie 
 
 Irish: 1831—1917 : 
 
 66. SANDS AT MALAHIDE, CO. DUBLIN. Prospect of blue sea with 
 small sailing craft, under a deep blue sky. In the foreground a stretch of 
 
 rose-tinted sands. Signed at lower right, N. HONE, R.H.A. 
 
 Height, 12 inches; length, 18 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 / A | / LY ys 
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 C'H AO KUNG 
 
 Ming Dynasty 
 
 67. BULLOCK CARTS CROSSING A STREAM AT DAWN. Delicate} 
 portrayal of landscape with bullock wagons fording a stream. Seal mark 
 
 of the artist at lower right. 
 Painting on silk: Height, 1214 inches; width, ro inches” 
 
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 39. : th st ee 
 
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 irst Session Wednesday Evening, February Oth 
 
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 ¥ American: Contemporary 
 
 =e 58. FLOWER FORMS. Charmingly simple composition in lines and colorful 
 planes suggesting lily forms, in golden-yellows, shaded blues and greens, 
 before a ferruginous background. Signed at lower left, sHEELER, and dated 
 
 1914. 
 
 Panel: Height, 14 inches; width, 10 inches 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
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 “66. A SULLEN DAY (1911). Neo-primitive rendering, in imaginative colors 
 of enamel texture, of a deep blue, shaded lake enclosed by majestic mountains; 
 in the left foreground a flowering shrub; under a blue sky, with heavy, 
 i Shae clouds tinged with the glow of che sun. 
 | = . Height, 14 inches; length, 18 inches 
 
 Exhibited at the International Exhibition of Modern Art, be ew York, 1913 
 
 GEORGE W. RUSSELL (“A. E.”) Lav ALA LY Ce Se py 
 
 Jo : Irish: 1867— 
 
 70. RACING. Two women and a small child running over shaded sands, ef- 
 fectively rendered in pale colors in a softened light. Signed at lower right 
 
 with the initials, A E. 
 Height, 14 inches; length, 20 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
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 Ming Dynasty / 
 
 Ԥ 71. LANDSCAPE WITH BIRDS. Simplified landscape, with a water course; 
 in the foreground graceful lotus blooms, geese and flying snow birds. Seal 
 mark of the artist, at lower right. 
 
 Painting on silk: Height, 1434 inches; width, 1r inches 
 
 Ao aR ES E. PRENDERGAST 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 | 72. POLYCHROMED AND GILDED INCISED PLASTER PANEL 
 : PROFILE PORTRAIT. Interesting rendering in the manner of the Italian 
 i High Renaissance. Inscribed at lower right with the monogram, C P. [ Dam- 
 
 aged. | 
 Height, 15 inches; length, 1x inches 
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 are. 33 g . J * 7 A ™ £ cl ts 
 
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 ~ Bulgarian: 1885— 
 
 73. HORSEMEN. Group of Cuban horsemen seated or standing ee the 
 horses. “[heir® straw sombreros and white linen suits form a sharp contrast 
 - with the sombre hills rising in the sees ae Signed (signature: Pate 
 
 obliterated). 
 Height, 15 inches; qe 18" tea 
 
 $0 § (he th, 
 
 i JULES PACS CIN 
 Bulgarian: LO noes | 
 
 TAS WOMAN WITH FLOWERS. A woman, probe the artist? S? wife, lean 
 ~~ over a table covered with a white cloth. At the left a vase filled with flowers, 
 ‘and. in the’ foreground a bowl of fruit. Signed at lower right, ‘PASCIN. . 
 
 : Helene 17 inches; width, 12 inches / 
 
 AAD, Ct ( Ue i Lieber manen 4 
 
 PIERRE PUVIS DE CHAVANNES- : 
 French: 1824—1898 
 
 75. M. DE FORGE [1865]. Head and shoulder facing the observer. Well 
 modeled strong face. Inscribed at lower right: @ Madame de Forge; and — 
 
 signed, P. PUVIS DE CHAVANNES. 
 
 Height, 16 inches; width, 11 inches : 
 Purchased from Durand-Ruel & Sons | 
 
 SEO tee Y 
 GWEN JOHN 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 76. ASLAVONIC MAID. Three-quarter length erect figure of a dark-haired © 
 girl, wearing a lilac jacket, full skirt, and a dark scarf loosely tied at the © 
 neck. Delicately modeled and shadowing the grey-white wall. 
 
 Height, 16 inches; width, 13 inches — 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
First Session Wednesday Evening, February th 
 
 fees | US Eb. JOHN, R.A. 
 British: 1879— 
 
 77- AN IDYLL [1906]. A superb interpretation of movement, atmosphere and 
 light: in the foreground a reclining semi-draped figure with a child and a 
 standing nude figure, before a deep romantic landscape, having at the right 
 trees with a labyrinth of foliated branches possessing a harmony of russet 
 brown tones. Signed at lower right, JOHN. 
 
 Height, 15 inches; length, 18 inches 
 
 From the Lord Henry Bentinck Collection 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
 3 35 f 
 
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 THE 0 0TN NOC OD DietCenn 
 
 Cr. R. Wa gNEVINSON 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 78. A VIEW OF BRADFORD [1912]. At twilight, with the lofty smoking 
 chimney stacks silhouetted before the fading glow of sunset; in the fore- 
 ground the canal waters reflecting the lights from the factory windows, 
 and an old bargee standing at the stern of his barge. Rendered with charming 
 
 atmosphere and romanticism. 
 Height, 16 inches; length, 20 inches 
 
 [ [lustrated | 
 
 Sg 7% i: ~qarten 
 
| First Session | Wednesday Evening, February Oth 
 
 GEORGE W..RUSSELL [“A. E.’’] 
 Irish: 1867— 
 
 79. HIDING. The fawn-brown trunks of two massive trees with interlaced 
 -__ boughs, outlined before rich green foliage; at the left the hiding figure of a 
 slender girl. 
 
 Pati Millboard: Height, 18 inches; length, 1134 inches 
 Putchaved from the artist | 
 
 . | LUCIEN PISSARR 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 ¥ 80. VUE DE BAZINCOURT. Hep view of wooded and undulating land- 
 
 scape, enclosing a vilayet, in the foreground a winding pathway; under 
 an ivory tinted sky. Portrayed with charming tonality and_ perspective. 
 Signed at lower right with the monogram, L Pp, and dated 1907. 
 
 Height, 18 inches; Nene 22 inches 
 ae Pijchnied in the artist 
 
 Pn Wee s| b. Finlay ; 
 | GEORGE Peer eae ol, | ALB. x 
 Irish: 1867— 
 
 81. AT THE GATE. A massive four-barred gate, with a maid and a youth 
 standing by the pillar, looking toward the glowing sunset. A study in fine 
 blues. Signed at lower right with the initials, A E. 
 
 Millboard: Height, 18 inches; length, 24 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
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 pen. 0" fucks € bok Foe 
 GEORGE W. RUSSELL [“A. E.”] 
 Irish: 1867— 
 
 85. THE VISION OF ANGUS. A visionary work: at the left an erect, semi- 
 draped figure, shrouded in a golden glow and holding a lyre, surrounded by 
 birds; at the right a misty figure. Before a glowing sunset. Sioned at lower 
 
 right with the Watats AE. 
 Millboard: Height, 18 inches; length, 24 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 90. 37 dd: 
 
THE QU INN” CO LL Cet 
 
 Ce ER Wee Ne Ver One 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 83. THE GASOMETERS AT LAST HOUR (1912). Atmospheric view orm 
 gasworks by the banks of a canal, the huge inflated gasometers and the tower- — 
 ing chimney stacks catching the fleeting reflections of a golden sun; in the ~ 
 foreground bargees are hauling their barge by way of the towpath. Before 
 a cerulean blue sky flecked with the illumed smoke from the chimneys. 
 
 Height, 18 inches; length, 24 inches q 
 
 HH Go. fudge La f 
 GEORGE W. RUSSELU/[“A. £>] 
 Irish: 1867— 
 
 84. FULL TIDE [Evening]. The gently lapping waters of the bay, in trans- — 
 lucent green tones, fringed by particolored sand. With a vista of a moun- — 
 tain and a heavily-laden sky. Signed at lower right with the initials, a E. 
 
 Height, 18 inches; length, 24 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 bb 6 lluthhay, 
 GEORGE W- RUSSELL = £] 
 
 Trish: 1867— 
 
 85. THE WELL. Two forms silhouetted before a mottled background, their — 
 features illumed by the light of a lantern; one is kneeling and drawing — 
 water from a well; in the background to the right, the peaked roof of a — 
 farmhouse. Signed at lower left with the initials, E. 
 
 Millboard: Height, 18 inches; length, 24 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 [3% | V lh Jee 
 it GEORGE W. RUSSELL [#A. E.] | 
 Trish: 1867— 
 
 86. THE SWIMMER. A vast expanse of bluish-green sea; in the foreground 
 is a nude lithe figure poised upon a rock. Signed at lower right with the 
 initials, AE. } ? . 
 
 Millboard: Height, 18 inches; length, 2414 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 J p : oll f $i 7 
 
| First Session Wednesday Evening, February Qth 
 
 GEORGE W. RUSSELL [“A. E.”] 
 Irish: 1867— 
 
 37. COME AWAY, OH, HUMAN CHILD! A mystic view of three sylph- 
 like figures, enveloped in a golden mist and with flowing hair blown by a 
 breeze, appearing to the awed child at the left. Visionary background with 
 water. Signed at lower left with the initials, a E. 
 
 : Height, 18 inches; length, 26 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 : 5 , /00 - t 4c tote . 
 MAX WEBE 
 
 5. ae: Russian: Contemporary 
 
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 388. WOMEN ON ROCKS. An angular rendering of female figures, in har- 
 monizing deep sapphire-blue, terra-cotta, faded rose, and browns of ocherous 
 tones. An interesting forceful study. Signed at lower left, MAX WEBER, 
 
 and dated 1911. 
 
 4 Millboard: Height, 18% inches; width, 12 inches 
 
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 PeORGE W. RUSSELL’[“A. E.”] 
 Trish: 1867— 
 
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 89. THE STONE GATHERERS. Portrayed with charming sentiment, in 
 blue monotone, two taut figures bearing a heavily laden basket of stones. 
 Signed at lower left with the initials, a E. 
 
 Millboard: Height, 1814 inches; length, 23% inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 /Oo., Juctge bok Fea Onn 
 
 WOOD GAYLOR 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 go. CABARET INTERIOR. ‘Typical cabaret scene, depicting two rooms en 
 suite. The walls are frescoed. Various couples are dancing, and lookers-on 
 are seated at small tables in the foreground. Signed at lower left, and dated 
 
 1917. 
 Panel: Height, 1814 inches; length, 2414 inches 
 
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 Trish: 1871 : a 
 
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 gt. SIMON, THE CYRENIAN. At the left the figure of Our Lord, in -crim- 
 son robes; at the right Simon, the Cyrenian, bearing the weight of the cross; 
 around are Roman Centurians. Probably a composition for Ea: eae 
 panel. Sans at lower right, JACK B. YEATS. : ABae 
 Millboard: Height, 18/2 inches ; length, aay inched 
 
 Note: A small a ecetney of this painting att be sold with the piece. 7 
 
 9 ‘1 
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 Purchased from the artist 
 
 ERNEST LAWSON, N.A. 
 
 American: sae ey 
 
 92. THE PLACID LAKE. Richly wooded country enclosing a slacid lake 
 of limpid transparent tones. On the far bank are two romantic dwellings © 
 mirrored in the water; in the foreground undergrowth in rich colors. Charm-_ 
 ing tonality. Signed at lower left, E. LAWSON. ae , 
 
 Millboard: Heivhe 19 inches; length, 23 sacha 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 MAURICE B, PRENDERGl an 
 American: 1859—1924 
 
 93. BEACH (1913). A group of young women bathing or standing and sitting f 
 on the grassy bank, from which rise slender trees. Signed at lower right, 
 PRENDERGAST. : 
 
 : Height, 19 inches; length, 30 inches 3 
 | Illustrated | 
 
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 British: Contemporary 
 
 94.) SLATE De GAD. Gharsereigat work of this artist, portraying a ‘on 
 seated figure, facing Sau: to the left, with her hands folded. Before ee 
 
 mauvish background. 4 
 Height, 1934 inches wth 35 | 
 
 Ges. oa 
 
 WALT KUHNY 
 
 American: Contemiviem 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 $065 
 
 95. WOMAN WITH WHITE. HAT. Bust portrait ae a | young woman wear- 
 ing a white sailor cap, her golden hair hanging down in two long strands 
 
 in front of her shoulders. , - a 
 
 ‘Height, 20 inches; with 16 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 Go 4 | Lal laryen 
 | E-R NeES-T eee 
 American: 1873— 
 
 96. LANDSCAPE. Richly wooded landscape, of autumnal tintings, illumed 
 by brilliant sunlight. In the foreground an iridescent watercourse, and a 
 woodsman’s cart drawn by a gray horse. Signed at lower right, E. LAWSON. 
 
 Millboard: Height, 20 inches; length, 24 inches’ 
 
 Purchased from the artist | 4 
 
 I$. fone 
 
 NATHANIEL AON Eee 
 Irish: 1831—1917 
 
 97- CHALK CLIFFS, ETRETAT, NORMANDY. Centring the composi-" 
 tion a huge cliff with a flying buttress jutting into the sea, in the foreground 
 animated fisher-folk and three fishing smacks, and to the right a vista of deep 
 blue sea with the reflection of a sinking sun. Charming work possessing a rare 
 quality of unity and atmosphere. Signed at lower right with initials, n Ho. 
 
 Height, 24%4 inches; length, 40 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 Pt Rex: us we } futlivsn 
 
irst Session Wednesday Evening, February Qth 
 
 SPENCER F. GORE 
 
 British: 1870—1914 
 
 98. THE AVENUE [1910]. Vaporish impression of a London square, the 
 lofty trees with a mantling of spring foliage, casting their shadows. In the 
 foreground, upon the winding path, a nursemaid with her charge. 
 
 Height, 20 inches; length, 24 inches 
 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
THE .9.U INN, (C0 Dip oan 
 
 GEORGE W. RUSSELI= |¢4ahe | 
 Trish: 1867— 
 
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 99. PULLING IN ‘THE. BOAT: Fi ine color composition, in wee are di 
 picted three virile young maidens straining at the rope of a boat; at 
 left vivid blue water, against a sky flecked with ‘golden-yellow cloud 
 
 Signed at lower ene with initials, aE. bs 
 Height, 20 inches; “Teng 24 inch 
 Purchased from the aan 2 a 
 
 abe. Paaligecrtion, -. 
 JACQUES VILLON ~ ae ae 
 
 | French: 1874— : 
 100. PORTRAIT DE FEMME. Cubistic impression of a woman’s head, 
 
 vivid colors. Signed at lower right with the initials, J v. 
 - Oval: Height, 21 inches; length, wh inche 
 
 GEORGE W. RUSSELL 4, Ea 
 Trish: 1867— 
 
 101. MUCKISH (1909). Misty view of mountainous country presented J in 
 sombre tones of green with splashes of aubergine, outlined before a dull gray 
 sky. In the foreground, sheltering in the valley, are-browsing sheep, with 
 their shepherd seated upon a boulder, and a standing figure. Signed at lower 
 right with the initials, az. Be. 4 
 
 Height, 21 inches; length, 32 inches 
 Purchased from the artist q 
 
 60. ae Fulliven. 
 
 WA Let Gee 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 102. THE FROZEN RIVER (1910-1911). An early work of this artist in 
 his most vigorous manner, depicting a frozen turbulent river, reflecting many 
 sparkling lights; in the foreground a boat and logs coated with ice. Under 
 an ivory tinted sky. Signed at lower right, WALT KUHN. : 
 
 Height, 22 inches; length, 27 inches 
 
 ltd. os CL. CL. IAG : 
 
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 st Session W ednesday Evening, February Qth 
 
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 American: Contemporary 
 
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 103. GIRL WITH RED CAP. A young woman in a white gown, adorned at 
 her breast with a large black bow, is seated on a moss-grown cliff, facing 
 the spectator. Behind her an inland creek, and beyond the opposite shore 
 
 crested by a few scattered houses. 
 Height, 20 inches; length, 24 inches 
 
 Purchased from International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
 45 ° 
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THE . Q.U ING 1C ODL DL euCnm———n 
 
 JACQUES VILLON: French, 1874— 
 
 104. PORTRAIT D/HOMME,. Gupte impressoin of a man, in harmoniously y: 
 shaded colors. Signed at lower right with the initials, J Vv. 
 
 ONE Height, 24 inches leper, Rae inch 
 fh b0- 
 
 GEORGE W. RUSSELL [“A. E.”] _ 
 Irish: 1867— Yae 
 
 105: LO@KRING, OUT. TO TY BRAZ ia. imagines wore Rereine five 
 female figures, their flowing hair blown by the wind, and illumed by the 
 warm light of the setting sun; they appear to be gazing into a distant | mirage 
 In the foreground feathery Pg Signed at lower left with the initials, 
 AE, 
 
 ai y Peay Milica ete eee 24 inches; width, 18 inch” 
 Purchased from the artist | Se 
 
 (20-255 5 | yee i 
 MORTON L. SCHAME Ree 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 106. THE TELEPHONE. An ideographic representation of the ee Jem 
 terously executed with rich, fluid paint in strong, blended colors. Signed at 
 upper right, SCcHAMBERG, and dated 1916. 
 
 Height, 24 inches; length, 20 inches 
 
 Purchased from M. Knoedler &§ Co., New York 
 
 ie +- Heer 
 
 ERNEST LAWSON 
 American: 1873— 
 
 107. LANDSCAPE, CAPE COD. Undulating pasture lands, the meadows 
 fenced with posts and rails; dotted with small huts. In the middle distance, 
 to the right, a vista of turquoise-blue water; under a clear blue sky flecked 
 with cirrus clouds. Luminous work of cite atmospheric perspective. 
 Signed at lower left, E. LAwson. q 
 
 Height, 24 inches; length, 29 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
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 irst Session Wednesday Evening, February Oth 
 
 feaon eo lb LAWSON, N.A, 
 
 American: 1873— 
 
 108. THE FLATIRON BUILDING. Snow-clad impression of lower Fifth 
 Avenue, with the majestic Flatiron Building in the background silhouetted 
 before an ivory sky. In the foreground an avenue of slender, denuded 
 saplings, and a foot-trodden path. Signed at lower left, LAwson. 
 
 Height, 2214 inches; length, 17% inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 [ [Jlustrated | 
 
 SFO, 47 Aer te bes, 
 
THE QUIN NSC OL De os 
 
 NATHANIEL HONE, > R-H.A. 
 _ Irish: 1831-19017 
 
 109. BUNDORAN. ROCKS, CO.. DONEGAL. “Atmospheric rendering 0 
 rugged rocks, with deep prospect of greenish-blue sea, under a lavender sky. . a \t 
 the right are faintly discernible figures and a gray mule; in the foreral 
 brown-tipped gulls. Signed at lower right with initials, NH. 
 
 Hela 2h inches; , length, 40 incl 
 Purchased from ks artist | es 
 
 4 120 | | f Ladle, 3 
 | JOHN BUTLER YEATS, hguege | ” 
 ; Irish: 1839—1922 | 
 
 110. POR-PRARIZOR PROFESSOR SADI KUMITANI. ee ee of a library 
 with brilliant sunlight | entering from a window stealing throughout the 
 room, and subtly detaching into faint relief the armchair in which the 
 Professor is seated, leaning slightly forward; a well modeled figure. ‘Signed 
 
 at lower pent ‘J. B. YEATS, and dated 1O0s. aS iS ; 
 Heian 25 inches length, 30 inches 
 
 Purchased batey the artist ee : e° 
 
 gk ; | te : : aes 
 LQ - JOHN “8: CURRIE js. 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 111. THE LAMENT OF AICELL (An Irish Legend). Neo-classic represen- ~ 
 tation. Centring the composition the semi-draped form of Aicell, with 
 flowing hair, by the prostrate form of her lover. In the background an 
 expanse of gray-blue water, with two vultures in the blue and rose tinted 
 sky glistening with rain drops. Signed at lower right, J. s. CURRIE, and dated — 
 1912, ; 
 
 Height, 28 inches; length, 36 inches 
 
 100. i ole 5 
 PAU D LALA 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 112. LANDSCAPE. In the foreground, five cows are seen grazing amidst the 
 deep grass of an undulating meadow, in the shadow of two huge, heave 
 foliated trees. In the distance, bluish hills. 
 
 Height, 29 inches; length, 23 inches 
 
 /3o. | 48 
 Le 
 
irst Session Wednesday Evening, February Qth 
 
 Kad 
 
 midis strk CHABAUD 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 113. THE CLOWN. Objective study of a clown wearing a large white cravat, 
 against a background of deep terra-cotta. At the right are harlequin figures. 
 Signed at lower right, A. CHABAUD. 
 
 Millboard: Height, 30 inches; width, 2114 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 [ llustrated | 
 
 [4S o. a O¢ 7 
 
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 Si) MACD ON AL DW RUG as : 
 American: Contemporary oe 
 114.. SYNCHROMY IN BLUE [1915]. A iaininene ‘color composition, por 
 trayed in cycles. sAigtes at lower right, s. MACDONALD WRIGHT. 
 
 Yieene 30 inches ; length Aa inches 
 
 43 cee age 
 
 AUGUSTE CHABAUD 
 
 , French: Contemporary 
 
 115. THE WAYFARERS. epalicne lighted landscape scene with a snow-clad 
 road flanked by cypress and poplar trees. In the foreground upon, the bridge 
 are two wayfarers, their costumes enlivened by touches of crimson. Beyond 
 is a range of hills of deep sapphire-blue tones delineated before a sombre 
 slate- tay. 23 Virile work. Signed at lower left, a. CHABAUD. 
 
 Millboard: Height, 30 inches length, 42 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 2 | 
 
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 MORTON L, SCHAMBERG. 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 116. THE EMBRACE. ‘Two undraped kneeling figures, ae with laste 
 feeling; before verdure and a deep blue sky. sce! at lower left, scHAM-— 
 BERG, and dated 1910. x ; 
 
 Height, 3124 inches; length, 26 inches 
 
 Purchased from M. Knoedler & Co., New York 
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 hy, futt4 ater 
 JEANS VEE TD Zien eee 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 117. PAYSAGE. Decorative design dexterously executed in brilliant colors. 
 representing an ideograph of architectural landscape. Strongly stylized. 
 Signed at lower right, METZINGER. 
 
 Height, 31 Y%inches; length, 39 inches — 
 
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irst Session Wednesday Evening, February Qth 
 
 PHARDES CONDER 
 British: 1868—1909 
 
 118. LA BELLE ANTONIA [1902]. An interior: spirited rendering of the 
 statuesque Antonia, wearing a white mantilla and flowing blue and old-rose 
 costume; by her side stands a toreador with rich crimson wrap. 
 
 Height, 32 inches; length, 26 inches 
 g : ee} 5 
 
 Purchased from the Goupil Gallery, London 
 Exhibited at the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
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 French: Contemporary 
 
 119. PLOWING IN PROVENCE. | Post-impressionistic rendering of an un- | 
 dulating plowed field with a belt of cypress trees silhouetted against a deep 
 cerulean-blue sky; to the right two plowmen are driving their horse-drawn 
 plows; portrayed with vividly defined lights and shades conveying a subtle 
 quality of forceful motion characteristic of this master. Signed at lower 
 left, A. CHABAUD. ; | 
 
 Millboard: Height, 3334 inches; width, 46 inches | 
 
 Purchased from the artist ; 
 
 | [lustrated | 
 
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 rst Session 
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 Wednesday Evening, February @th 
 
 GINO SEVERINI: 
 
 Italian: Contemporary 
 
 TRA IN DE LA CROIX ROUGE TRAVERSANT UN VILLAGE 
 ps). Red eros t train ashi g pen a village. Signed at lower right. 
 oe Height, 35 inches; width, 45 inches 
 
 American: cae 
 
 NUDE PStadio. interior; in the foreground rises the three-quarter length fig- 
 of a. disrobed, dark-haired young woman. Her left hand is resting on 
 ck of a chair while the i arm hangs loosely by her side. pighed at 
 
 Height 38 inches: eridtit™ 24 inches 
 
 Bl 2 4 
 f. Lust arte 
 MARSDEN HARTLEY : 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 J 122. ELEMENTS. Rich Fe ici color composition, and an abstract portrayal 
 i of emotions, celestial, spiritual, and musical, allied to elemental force. 
 
 - Height, 39 inches; width, 32 inches 
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 \ ALBERT GLEIZES 
 
 - French: Contemporary 
 
 % 123. LANDSCAPE. Color combination of reds, blues, greens, purple and yel- 
 low, with strongly contrasted white and black, presenting an abstract por- 
 ‘trayal of landscape. Signed at lower right, ALB. GLEIZEs, and dated 1916. 
 
 | Tempera painting: Height, 3914 inches; width, 32 inches 
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 5 JEAN METZINGER 
 i= ; French: Contemporary 
 
 . 124. UN CYCLISTE. A bicycle racer at the velodrome, passing the grand- 
 i. 
 
 stand. Signed at lower right. 
 Height, 39% inches; width, 32 inches 
 
 64. a8 L. Jel, terger 
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TH iE). Qual. Ton’ (Noe COLLE cTION 
 
 (CHARI ES: He ern Ay Rosas ee 
 
 British: a Contemporary — 
 
 125.. PORTRAIT OF WILLIAM. BUTLER YEATS. 11908]. Thee 
 length seated figure of the Irish poet, facing to the left, wearing a velvet 
 jacket and isoiel tied cravat; the hands folded; before a neutral back: 
 ground. A superb expression i subjective painting in which the artist has 
 aesthetically depicted an idealistic mind, _ Signed at lS right, ‘CHA Es 
 SHANNON, and dated 1908. ie a 
 
 “Height, 45 wee width, a8 vhs inches 
 
 Exhibited at Le F wiinbon British Eshibiton London, I 908, under the auspices 
 ‘e of Sir Hugh P. Lane 
 
 ) Purchased ae the artist ; a commission seein for Mr ‘Ohne he 
 [J llustrated | 
 
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 background. Signed, at lower righ 
 
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 126. THE Bow. or APPLEs 
 
THE “QUINN (COL De Geen 
 
 DIEGO -—M. Rivero | 
 
 Mexican: Contemporary 
 
 127. THE SAMARITAN. In a simplified landscape setting a peasant girl in 
 purple and shaded yellow, and an old wrinkled and pallid-faced samaritan, 
 wearing a flowing brown robe, proffering help with the heavy water jar 
 she is about to carry; under a vast sombre sky. Signed at lower right, DIEGO 
 M. RIVERA, and dated ‘Toledo, 1912 
 
 Height, 6 feet 6 inches; width, 5 feet 4 inches 
 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
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WW ednesday Evening February Qth 
 
 “MARSDEN HARTLEY 
 = American: Contemporary 
 
 Bi NOAMPMENT [1915]. Futuristic impression, portrayed 
 r contrasts, of an Indian encampment, depicting earthly and 
 
 s. An cd pea work. 
 | be Height, 47 inches; length, 47 inches 
 
 ae eae wee f 
 ove ALT KUHN 
 _ American: Contemporary 
 
 . vivid rendering of a draped interior, with a 
 ated ‘two female figures, one in a brilliant scarlet 
 , the composition is a standing female figure in a 
 re ‘en déshabillé. Signed at lower right, WALT 
 
 ene Height, 5 feet 6 inches ; length, 6 feet 4 inches 
 
 - 
 
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 Seihursday February 10, 1927 at 2:15 p.m. 
 4 Catalogue Numbers 130 to 206 Inclusive 
 
 CHARLES SHEELER 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 30. LANDSCAPE NO. 1 (1915). Interesting rendering of wooded landscape. 
 Signed at lower right, sHEELER, and dated 1915. 
 
 Crayon drawing: Height, 6%4 inches; length, 9 inches 
 
 Hleo . ; # 3 Hoy & | 
 
 ) 
 
 JULES PASCIN 
 Bulgarian: 1885— 
 
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 “13h. COLD DAYS IN HAVANA. Street corner scene with passers-by huddled 
 in shawls. In the right background, a shop counter is visible through an open 
 
 a door. Signed. 
 - Aquarelle: Height, 614 inches; length, ro inches 
 
 -——s- Purchased from the artist 
 
 ‘4 96 les i aes or 
 
 JULES PASCIN 
 Bulgarian: 1885— 
 132. SIESTA. Interior with couch in the middle distance, upon which a man and 
 
 woman are seated. The man has taken off his shoes and is smoking a pipe. 
 A number of bottles are standing at the foot of the couch. Signed at lower 
 
 right. 
 
 Pen and pencil sketch: Height, 6 inches; length, 10% inches 
 
 Purchased from the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 
 1913 
 
 Fa. ey Sect, ¥ Fouts. 
 
JE aks Ji ORLA Nea Ne C O L LOE Giga 
 
 JEROME MYERS 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 133. TWO CHILD STUDIES: PENCIL DRAWINGS. 
 
 (a) THE LITTLE SINGER. 
 
 Height, 73%4 inches; length, 334 inches 
 (sp) THE SISTERS. | x ; 
 Height, 644 inches; length, 434 inches 
 
 Both signed at lower right, JEROME MYERs, and dated 1903 and ‘90% 
 respectively. 
 
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 ODTE ON shee | 
 French: 1840—1916 
 
 134.5 WOlEUEHOGRALHS: 
 
 (a) Profile portrait of Maurice Denis. 
 Height, 9 inches; width, 8 inches _ 
 (8) Initiation a Détude. 3 
 _ Height, 5% inches; width, 334 inches _ 
 Purchased from the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, : 
 
 I9Q13 « 
 
 40. | ch AV 
 JEROME MYERS | 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 135. A PARK BENCH. Seated figures on a bench, facing award Fifth Avenue. 
 Signed at lower right, JEROME MYERs, and dated 1907. 
 Pencil drawing: Height, 734 inches; length, 6% inches | 
 
 WYNDHAM Rc 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 136. TWO PEN AND INK IMPRESSIONS. 
 (a) ON THE SHORE. 
 
 Pen and ink drawing: Height, 8 inches; length, 934 inches 
 
 (B) THREE FIGURES. | 
 
 Pen and wash drawing: Height, 8 inches; length, 10 inches 
 
 One signed at lower right, wyNDHAM LEwIs, and dated 1912. 
 
 ff Sn ae apd a ISR AD oa ounmeaneion 7 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 /o- 62 i char 
 
 ey | 
 
Thursday Afternoon, February roth 
 
 CHARLES CONDER 
 en British: 1868—1909 
 
 \ND SCAPE WITH FIGURES. Sketch of wooded and mountainous 
 e, with groups of figures in the foreground. Signed at lower left, 
 
 Pencil drawing: Height, 9% oF length, 13 inches 
 oY Siu) Car 
 CHARLES ae 
 British: 1868—1909 
 
 xU ITAR PLAYER. Interior, grouped with figures wearing pic- 
 mes, the central figure with a guitar. Signed at lower right, 
 
 nd dated 1904. 
 / - Sanguine drawing: Height, 934 inches; length, 14 inches 
 
 ted at he International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
 CHARLES CONDER 
 British: 1868—1909 
 
 WING OF MRS. CONDER. Profile figure, wearing décolleté cos- 
 ne, » seated by an oval mirror. 
 Pencil drawing: Height, 9 inches; length, 13 inches 
 
 \ 
 
 FRANCIS DODD 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 40. PORTRAIT OF JACOB EPSTEIN. Drawing for drypoint portrait of 
 the sculptor: well modeled work of clear outline. Signed at right, Dopp, 
 and inscribed at upper left; Jacob Epstein, Sculptor, and dated 1910. 
 
 ae Charcoal drawing: Height, 12 inches; length, 10% inches 
 
 a pected from M. Knoedler & Co., New York 
 4 G. GWOZDECKI 
 
 Contemporary 
 
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 os e -. 7 ee 
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 > 
 
 STUDIES. Group of ee pencil studies: two female nudes in varying 
 poses flanking the head of a woman. Each signed. 
 
 63 
 
 E ae oh. Frag cer. 
 
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 MS ke Tae 
 
 142. TWO FIGURE STUDIES.” 
 
 (a) PRIMITIVE DESHABILLE. oo 
 Ink | and wash drawing: Height, ar ‘inches length, 834 inches 
 
 Jags 
 
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 (B) EIGHTEENTH CENTURY AMAZONS (1915). 
 Pen and water-color: Height, 13% inches ; seeath, 2974 inches 
 
 One signed at lower left with the initials, w. L. 
 
 Purchased from the artist — 
 
 tLe. 
 
 WL A Le Ke 
 - American: Contemporary _ 
 
 Wi vee BACCHANALE, A vigorous study of two dancers, before a jar- 
 diniére of fruit. Inscribed: To J. O. from Wak, 10 ta, | 
 Woodcut, on reddish- brown’ paper: es: 8 inches; length, 74 inches 
 
 ; Kye. 
 “CHARLES RICKETTS. 
 
 British: Contemporary \ 
 
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 (2- 40 
 
 144. SORROW, A kneeling forlorn figure wearing a cowl and flowing robes. | 
 Delicately traceried and high- Thahted in white. Signed at upper right with 
 the initials, CR. 
 
 Pencil drawing: Height, 9% inches; width, 8 inches 
 
 JO. : a. &. Goody cay" 
 
 PIERRE PUVIS DE CH a 
 French: 1824—1898 
 
 145. ETUDE DE FEMME POUR “LA FAMILLE DU PECHEUR” @! 
 [1875]. Undraped female figure reclining upon a canapé, delicately outlined © 
 and high-lighted in white. Inscribed: @ Madame A. Hui, cordialement P. | 
 PUVIS DE C, . 
 
 Pencil drawing: Height, 9 inches; length, 10% inches | 
 
 Purchased from Durand-Ruel & Sons 
 
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 Jecond Session Thursday Afternoon, February roth 
 
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 fren BUTLER YEATS, R.H.A. 
 Irish: 1839—1922 
 
 3 146. TWO PENCIL PORTRAITS. 
 
 ll (a) GeorcE w. RUSSELL [“a. £.”], the Irish painter and poet. Inscribed 
 Le at lower left: George W. Russell [AE], by John B. Yeats. 
 Height, 13%4 inches; width, 9% inches 
 
 [ Illustrated | 
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 No. 146. [Concluded | 4 
 
 147, 
 
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 148. 
 
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 140. 
 on his right arm, facing slightly to the right. Inscribed at lower right with 
 the initials, Pp Pc. | 
 Pencil drawing: Height, 11 inches; width, 9 inches 
 ; 4 
 Purchased from Durand-Ruel & Sons 7 
 66 | ' ‘ 
 
 ee: 
 
 (B) T. w. RoLLEston, the Irish scholar. Inscribed: T. W. Rolleston t 
 JB Yedis ILOOSR } ¥ -_ | 
 Height, 1334 inches; width, 9% inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 PIERRE PUVIS DE CHAYV22 
 French: 1824—1898 | 
 
 STUDY OF A WOMAN. Seated three-quarter length figure; semi-draped 
 and holding her head, the elbow resting upon the back of a chair. Signed at 
 lower right, P. PUVIS DE CHAVANNES. a 
 
 Crayon drawing: Height, 12 inches; width, 9% inches — 
 
 Purchased from Durand-Ruel & Sons 
 
 PAMELA. COD MANS Sa 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 THREE WASH DRAWINGS. Figure studies. Monogrammed, pcs. 0 
 
 Heights, 12 inches; lengths, 18 inches 1 
 cy 
 
 PIERRE PUVIS DE CHa 
 French: 1824—1898 
 
 L’HOMME ASSIS. Seated nude male figure, bearded and resting his weigh 4 
 
 V ea tee 
 
 purines 
 
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 econd Session Thursday Afternoon, February Toth 
 
 ferme tik YEATS, “R: HA. 
 Irish: 1839—1922 
 
 150. ) PORTRAIT OF LADY AUGUSTA GREGORY. Three-quarter length 
 | figure seated in an armchair. Interesting drawing of the well-known Irish 
 authoress. Inscribed at right by the artist: Lady Gregory, by J. B. Yeats, 
 
 1907. 
 Pencil drawing: Height, 13%4 inches; length, 9% inches 
 
 A tot ¥ Joutlts 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 ero: CHARLES CONDER 
 - British: 1868—1909 
 ¥ 1 NUDE. Seated undraped figure of a girl; at the left is a glimpse of another 
 
 =} 
 = figure. 
 Pencil drawing: Height, 13 inches; length, 934 inches 
 
 a me CHARLES H. SHANNON, Xe su tM ss: fia 
 
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 British: Contemporary 
 
 152. HELLENISTIC GROUP. Lunette-shape: before a lapis-blue background, 
 
 a broad portrayal of two Grecian maidens in flowing draperies, seated with a 
 cupidon. A sculpturesque composition high-lighted in white. Signed at 
 lower left with the initials, CHS. 
 
 , Crayon drawing: Height, 14 inches; width, 131% inches 
 
 ( IS. ANDRE penarn Leelg arin, 
 
 French: 1880— 
 
 i 153. STILL LIFE. A bowl of apples, two of them cut. In sanguine, shaded with 
 black. Signed at lower right with the initials, aD. 
 
 Crayon drawing: Height, 16 inches; length, 18 inches 
 
 [¥o. MARY CASSATT 7 a cis ociaiae 
 American: 1845—1926 
 
 | 154. APRES LE BAIN. A partly disrobed young woman 1s sez ated in her boudoir 
 
 before a mirror, fixing her hair. Inscribed: Edition de 25 épreuves. Im- 
 pression pour Partiste et M. Levy, Mary Cassatt. 
 
 Colored drypoint: Height, 17 inches; width, 11 inches 
 
 eC hha. Daly, 
 
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 WALT. KUHN 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 155... WARVES TERS. Complex rendering in futuristic colors: onided Piers felk F 
 with resting harvesters; in the background two mounds, Signed at lowe er 
 right, KUHN. a 
 . 1 NO Crayon avin on board: Heisne 17 inches; length, 21 i vi he 
 
 A ®. : WALT KUHN okt. 
 | _ American: Contemporary | : a 
 156. REVERY. Strongly stylized work; portraying in bold outline a Rigs lenge b 
 figure of a woman, her head resting on her left hand. Enlivened with 
 
 touches of mauve. Signed at lower right, WALT KUHN. . a 
 Crayon drawing: Height, 47 inches; width, aos inches 
 
 3S : “") CHARTS siete Cf 
 
 Ameri ican: Contemporary 
 
 157 INTERIOR. iri view of rooms, and a narrow stairway “in bale 
 trading. In vividly contrasted black and white. Signed at lower left, i 
 
 SHEELER, and dated 1917 ge 
 Charcoal drawing: Height, 22 inches; width, 17 inches i 
 
 LO. ANDRE DER IS fs tokio. 
 
 French: 1880— : q i 
 158. PROFILE PORTRAIT. Half-length figure facing to the left; defi- 
 
 nitely traceried contour. | 
 Sanguine drawing: Height, 24 inches; width, 18 inches _ 
 
 0%o- ANDRE ber arn Coe aene 
 
 French: 1880— 
 159. NUDE STUDY. | e 
 Ink drawing: Height, 24 inches; length, 1914 inches | } 
 
 Ao. : H. & a 
 
 RAO Db De rane 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 160. TWO DRAWINGS. Pen and ink and pencil studies of women. : 
 Heights, 24 inches; lengths, 19 inches 
 
 A-O . Sa Pp &. [Sf rel 
 
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 Second Session Thursday Afternoon, February Toth 
 
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 Bulgarian: 1885— 
 161. HARBOR OF HAVANA. In the foreground longshoremen are unload- 
 
 ing barrels from a craft moored at the quay. “The choppy waters are full 
 of life, and sailing vessels and tugs pass each other up and down the bay. 
 
 Water-color sketch: Height, 714 inches; length, 934 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 | [ [dlustrated | n 
 
 i 4.0. A. f Jere 
 
 69 
 
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 THE QUINN “@O0 £ Pip eGo 
 
 JULES PASCIN | ae 7 
 Bulgarian: 1 8 85— | ; 
 
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 162. GOSSIP. Three slovenly dressed women of the Cuban type are standing. ol 
 sitting In the foreground of a. shabby interior, conversing. Signed. 
 
 Pen and water-color sketch: Height, 8 inches ; width, 634 inch 
 
 $ 00. = + 6 Gay BNE OL a, 6b ee 
 
 British: Conte, 
 
 163. TWO WATER- COLOR STUDIES OF A CAT, A tabby cat, seated 0 on 
 its haunches, with coiled tail. 
 Water-colors: Heights, 814 aanen lenges 6% a 
 
 y) * ta 
 
 50. “ALBERT GBE Rape. 
 
 French: Contemporary. aes 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 164. RETOUR DE BOIS. Cubistic rendering os rearing soldiers returning _ 
 from the trenches. Portrayed in finely blended colors. Signed at lower | 
 right, ALB. GLEIzEs, and dated ‘Toul, 1915. 
 
 Water-color: Hehe 8 inches; eit tee inches 
 
 JO. GWEN JOHN /* Cit | 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 165. TWO STUDIES IN WATER-COLOR. 
 
 (a) THE PUMP. q 
 Height, 9 inches; width, 6 inches — 
 (B) NIGHT AT MEUDON. a 
 Height, 9 inches; width, 6 inches 
 
 ‘Two studies possessing great charm and atmosphere. 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 h-0- ATTRIBUTED TO Qa. (3. by te 
 
 »HERMIN-E shateD Ae 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 166. THE CONVENT. An open veranda, grouped with nuns and children, in a. 
 
 landscape setting. 
 Water-color: Height, 9 inches; length, 1014 inches 
 
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 Second Session Thursday Afternoon, February Toth 
 
 Yt fee geen 
 
 ee Se See em 
 
 F Moepre it GUEIZES 
 
 . French: Contemporary 
 
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 | 167. THE STREET. Animated and colorful rendering of a narrow passageway, 
 | . with a panorama of brilliantly colored roofs. Fine color composition. 
 
 . Water-color: Height, 10%4 inches; length, 8 inches 
 
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 71 / : 
 
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 ATTRIBUTED TO 
 HUE RRVESE NEES Soe) Any ee 
 
 F rench: Cone 
 
 168. TROPICAL VILLAGE: The composition is centred by a pond wit 
 
 tropical buildings in the Pepe nd and in the fora a group of natives 
 and a mule by a palm tree. - 
 
 bance Height, 972 inches; ine ih inche 
 
 tics 
 
 MAURICE B: PRENDERGAST 
 American: 1859—1924 
 
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 169. DISTANT SHOWER [i910]. Animated view of beach Ai children 
 playing, portrayed in colors of fine tonality; the sea a deep blue. with violet t 
 
 tones, under a showery sky. . 
 Water-color: Height, Se inches ; jenethy 14 inchel 
 
 216 or Lut 
 
 JACK 3B. YEA Tso 3he peo 
 Trish: 1871— 
 170. WASHING THE CIRCUS HORSES. Charactersieecen= ain athe ama 
 of Ireland, vigorously drawn in crayon, portraying an ostler mounted on a 
 
 gray horse and leading others through a picturesque- village to the water. 
 Signed at lower right, JACK B. YEATS. 
 
 Crayon and water-color: Height, 1o inches; length, 14 inches : 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 hy. 0. | tire 9. J 0 Brcand 
 
 WYNDHAM~ LEWYs 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 171. MAMIE. Bust-length portrait of a dark-haired woman, with downcast eyes. [ 
 Portrayed in a composition of angular contour and delicately-shaded lines. 
 Signed at lower right, WyNDHAM LEwIs, and dated I9g11. q 
 
 Wash drawing: Height, 11 inches; length, 1014 inches — 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
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 Thursday Afternoon, February Toth 
 
 PAUL SLGNAC 
 French: 1863— 
 
 CANAL SCENE. Coming from the extreme right, the water twists its way 
 
 under the steel span of a large bridge, only to disappear sharply round the 
 tree-clad right bank. At the left a group of jagged roof-tops of a large 
 town. Signed at lower left. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 10%4 inches; length, 16 inches 
 
 Purchased from the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 
 1913 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
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 MAURICE: B. 9 PRRENDER GAS 
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 173. NEW ENGLAND STUDY foi: Animated study of an Sor a 
 the foreground a waterway massed with sailing craft and a paddle steamer, 
 A vigorous work outlined in blue enclosing an harmonious color scheme 
 Signed at lower left, PRENDERGAST. 4 
 
 Water-color: Heehe 1r inches; length, 16 inches 
 
 ff LxXO. te <a 4 
 
 ‘JULES PASC IN 
 Bulgarian: 1885—_ 
 
 174. STUDY. Young woman en négligé seated on a stool. She is bending over 
 to fasten her shoe. Signed at left. : 
 
 Pencil and water-color sketch: Height, pe inches; width, 9 inche : : 
 
 /10. | Bic Jolbeiroore, 
 
 WYN DH AM. Tol Vai 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 175. LHREE ABSTRACTIONS IN WATER-COLOR. 
 (a) Dancers [1912]. 4 
 Height, 1134 inches; length, 1144 inches } 
 
 (B) CENTAURIDE [1912]. | | ei 
 Height, 12 inches; length, 1444 inches } 
 
 (6) SYLVANPTRILOGY flOIg |e Bi 
 Height, 10% inches; length, 114 inches | 
 Interesting works, with a markedly classic spirit of design. Each signed, 1 
 WYNDHAM LEwtIs, and dated 1912. | 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 39. Bo: 4 Wyretham Lewes 
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Thursday Afternoon, February roth 
 
 mer iGr OVERBURY HART 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
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 mo. SLUDY OF A NATIVE. Well modeled head, facing the observer, of a 
 Polynesian maid. Signed at lower right, GEO. HART; Tahiti. 
 Water-color: Height, 13 inches; length, 8% inches 
 
 [ [/lustrated | 
 
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 75 
 
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 Trish: T8097 | : . 
 
 077. WO PASTELS. Portraying, in slate nee mystic figures. Eac 
 at lower right with the atlas AGES A : us 
 
 Pastels: “Heights ne lenaths, “1034 
 Pie from the artist « He 
 
 WYNDHAM. Ey iss 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 175. . eWO) MODERNISTIC FESTAL SCENES IN WATER- COLOR. 
 
 (a) KERMESSE s brgral. P 
 Height, 1134 inches; iene oe ‘h 
 (B) Timon oF ATHENS—BANQUET SCENE. eee ee: 
 Height, 16% inches; length, 11 i 
 One signed at lower left, wYNDHAM LEWIs, and dated 1912. Se 
 
 Purchased from the artist Vio 
 
 WYNDHAM LEWIS 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 179. THE MAP ROOM. The interior of a gunner’s dugout, with officers study- 
 ing a map, and in the background an orderly. A work of sincere insistence 
 on the fundamentals of pictorial representation. Signed at lower right, 
 WYNDHAM LEwis, and dated 1918. 
 
 Water-color: Height, Nee inches; length, 1434 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 ; | CK: MW. Why ord. 
 
 4 ; 
 A? GEORGE W. RUSSEERES| (a 
 Trish: 1867— 
 180. SET OF THREE PASTELS. Portraying; in delicate tones; spe: foureal | 
 
 _ Each signed at lower right with the initials, aE. 
 
 Approximate height, 15 inches; length, 10% inches iil 
 Purchased from the artist it 
 
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 Wey NDHAM-LEWIS 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 181. THE BATTERY SHELLED. A vivid representation tending to cubism. 
 A shell is bursting by the gun-pit; in the foreground the gunners are hurrying 
 to cover, and one is either killed or wounded. At the right are fifteen-inch 
 shells, and to the left a dug-out. Portrayed in a yellow and bronze wash. 
 Signed at lower right, WyYNDHAM LEwIs, and dated 1918. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 14 inches; length, 17% inches 
 
 . Purchased from the artist 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
 77 
 
T HE QUINN COLEEGTION 
 
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 GEORGE OY ER BAU Ry gee 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 182. THE PALM GROVE, TRINIDAD. Tuminecee condeee of tur- 
 baned figures in a palm grove, with a vista of violet-blue sea and a small 
 
 boat stranded on the beach. Signed at lower right, HART. . a 
 
 Wrater: color: Height, 13 inches ; length, 18 ine hes 
 
 BAS 3 : Lutkg atin, 
 
 ANDRE DERAEN 
 French: 1880— 
 
 182. ELYSTAN TIED Ds in theses foreground, a reclining nude figures ‘to 
 the right two indefinite forms, and a view of two receding basket carriers. Lr 
 a wash of fine green and blue. Executed with extraordinary economy of 
 means, the few lines in opposition to the spaces giving an impression of 
 great depth. Signed at right, a. DERAIN. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 1644 inches; length, 21% ‘chil 
 
 HERMINE L. DAVID i 
 French: Contemporary 7 : 4 | 
 184. CUBAN BUNGALOW. Picturesque slant-roofed bungalow, with a figure. | 
 in rich blue at the doorway, amidst an intricate patterning of tropical foliage; | 
 suffused by warm light. In the foreground a small dog. Signed at lower — 
 right, HERMINE L. DAVID. : a 
 Water-color: Height, 18 inches; length, 1414 inches 
 Purchased from the artist | | 
 
 | ANDRE DERAIN 
 French: 1880— . 3 
 185. THREE FIGURES IN SILHOUETTE. Characteristic sketehe a) connie 
 
 erect figure flanked by two seated figures in washes of blue. Inscribed at 
 lower right: pour André Derain, Alice Derain. * 
 
 Water-color: Height, 18 inches; length, 24 inches 
 
 dae 8 AL, Welly et 
 
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 Thursday Aiternoon February Toth 
 
 JOHN MARIN 
 
 _ American: Contemporary 
 
 Al EY. 4 view of undulating landscape, with a placid water- 
 entring the composition, portrayed in delicate pastel colors. Signed 
 r right, MARIN, and dated 1915. 
 
 p.* Water-color: Height, 19%4 inches; width, 16% inches 
 
 ANDRE DERAIN 
 French: 1880— 
 
 :AVOTTE. Expressive study of figures dancing in a grove. Vividly 
 Inscribed at lower right: pour André Derain, Alice Derain. 
 } Water- color: Height, 197% inches; length, 24% inches 
 
 - WYNDHAM LEWIS 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 * a 
 
 i WO ABSTRACT IMPRESSIONS. 
 (A) A nappy pay [1915]. 
 | Ink and water-color: Height, 1214 inches; length, 15 inches 
 
 (3) PorTRAIT OF AN ENGLISHWOMAN [1915]. 
 a Water-color: Height, 22 inches; width, 15 inches 
 
 | Sine at upper right and lower right, respectively, WYNDHAM LEWIS. 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
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 Ul. few , 
 
 ees US E. JOHN, R.A. 
 British: 1879— 
 THE STREET RIOT. Typical East End of London scene, with a surging 
 
 motley crowd, armed with rifles and bludgeons, about to attack. Rendered in 
 subdued tones, realistically and with great vigour. Signed at lower left, 
 
 JOHN. 
 Pastel: Height, 20 inches; length, 24 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 79 
 
 A. b. Yooty tar, 
 
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 ARTHUR, B.D as 5 
 
 American: 1862— 
 
 190. SHEPHERDS. Lunette-shape: rendered in vivid, finely-blended colors, an 
 imaginative depiction of shepherds with their flock, delineated before a deep 
 lapis-blue sky. Beneath is an allegory of the dance, flanked by two indi- 
 vidualistic studies. A most decorative work. Signed at lower left, A. B.- 
 
 DAVIES, and dated 1913. 
 Pastel: Height, 20% inches; length, 2914 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 | Illustrated | 
 
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 Thursday Afternoon, February roth 
 
 JACK ae on ACT Sy) ive dis A . 
 3 bee teat -1871— tie, See 
 
 CORN. Pihice spirited hevece feraeced to Er edach, driven by a 
 
 beh whi the flowing ribbons silhouetted before a cloudy blue sky, 
 
 at lower left, Jack B. YEATS. 
 
 Crayon and ees ae Height, 22 spches; Lae 30 inches 
 
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 cha a from the artist 
 
 es ang ae i ehe es 
 Bay ea 9 
 CAT [CH THE LIVERPOOL. BOAT. Realistic and Rreeres com- 
 D, portraying ‘two eager figures i in a jaunting car drawn by a swiftly 
 he orse. ee the bas under a showery sky. ‘Signed at lower right, 
 igen Water-color: Height 2814 inches; rahe 21 inches 
 lee Pes = 
 
 Samoerer MONTICELLI 
 oe: 1824—1886 
 
 )3- 3. FIGURES AND LANDSCAPE. In the brilliant colors of his rich palette, 
 © Monticelli has depicted a seated and a standing woman against a background 
 of ‘green and brown trees and patches of confused sky. Signed at lower right. 
 
 4 
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 i Panel: Height, 734 inches; length, 1o inches 
 ae the Wm. M. Chase Collection, American Art Galleries, 1912 
 
 g Ree Pope. 
 Soo. HERMINE L. DWID (/ 
 
 French: Contemporary | 
 
 '94. CUBAN LANDSCAPE. © Delicate portrayal of gently rising country, in 
 shades of brown. In the foreground, glistening under the tropical sun, are 
 stucco dwellings, and an equestrian figure. Over the mound to the right is a 
 small village. Under a cloudy blue sky. Signed at lower left, HERMINE 
 
 LIONETTE DAVID. 
 Tempera: Height, 8%4 inches; length, 1234 inches 
 
 81 L ; 
 
 'e4-0. Ol -Levire 
 
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 —— | - 
 
LASSE OPT Naa CO LL E GAs 3@aie 
 
 CHARLES S Hiteh ae, 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 195. ZINNIA. Naturalistic rendering of a vivid zinnia; before a blue-gray back- 
 ground. 
 Tempera painting: Height, 9 inches; length, 7% inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 | [/lustrated | 
 
Ar nisi anempoan | en Sede 2 ’ 
 
 scene. “In the ‘middle’ foreground a man © 
 
 is ee 
 st ands chatting with: a woman dressed i in a econ 
 ae a 4 ¥ ao i ” 
 
 7 - Panel: Height, 10 anche: lenge 14 inches 
 
 INNES 
 
 Panel: Es 10% inches; Sane 14 inches 
 
 ee, B 
 
 oa Ww. RUSSELL [<tA. noe 
 j = Trish: 1867— 
 
 rt cene at. ‘twilight: Eerie: darkness is setting in and 
 eek is pe ried. In the foreground a mother and ee two 
 re turning, homeward. Signed : at lower left with initials, AE. 
 
 hae o> 7 ‘ 
 
 4 er. - — oo Se ‘ oe 12 inches ; length, 16 inches 
 Pure / aa ron: the artist’ beac 
 
 meus! US E. JOHN, R.A. 
 - British: 1879— 
 199. BOY STANDING ON THE CLIFF [Provencal Study, 1910]. Char- 
 
 acteristic study of a child, wearing a blue smock, before a receding land- 
 
 scape background. : 
 Panel: Height, 13 inches; length, 9 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 Exhibited at the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
 83 
 
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 Wok, Ne Oo LEN 
 British: Contemporary | q 
 200.. IN TERIOR: Portrayed in delicately shaded lights, the corner ae a . simple 
 brick-red room, with view of an open fireplace, and a drop-leaf table upon 
 which are two luminous white cups and an earthenware tea-pot; in the fore- 
 
 ground a stool and a closed book. 
 heehee A Height, 13 inches; width, 9% inches 
 urchase rom the artist 
 
 HMO. MAX wEBER @ Levine. 
 
 Russian: Contemporary 
 
 201. THE WRESTLERS. Three nude youths in plastic poses. Landscape back- 
 ground. Signed at lower right and dated 1909. . 
 Height, 13% "pf length, 10% inches 
 
 (lo. a  Prede® 
 
 GEO RiGee 
 
 American: ee 
 
 202. HILLSIDE. Composition in pastel colors suggesting a rising stretch of | 
 country, with foliage and rich undergrowth. Signed at lower ere OF, and % 
 dated 1914. 
 
 JO. 
 
 Helps 13 Grchess Mati: 18 inches” | 
 
 NATHANIEL HONE SORE 
 Irish: 1831—1917 | 
 _ 203. SHEEP GRAZING—MALAHIDE, CO. DUBLIN. Impressionistic view 4 
 
 of richly wooded and fragrant landscape, under a sombre ivory sky suffused _ 
 with misty light casting shades of violet. In the foreground sheep are brows- 
 ing. Signed at lower left with initials, N H. q | 
 Height, 13 inches; length, 18 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist ; ; 
 64. e) (Sox - 
 R. Hie ea 
 
 JOHN —UBiO Te RR Gr eee 
 Irish: 1839—1922 : . 
 204. SELF-PORTRAIT. Half-length figure of an elderly bearded man, wear- — | 
 
 ing spectacles; before a bisected background. Well modeled head. 
 
 Height, 14 inches; width, 1014 inches _ 1 
 Purchased from the artist 4 
 
 POs a4 cle . 
 
| Second Session Thursday Afternoon, February roth 
 
 Louis POUCHE 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 205. L’ESSOR. Ultra-modern conception of a courtyard, with a female figure 
 | at the left with her arms languidly raised and shadowed against the wall. 
 
 Height, 14% inches; length, 16% inches 
 
 — y ‘ 
 | i A: CE: hives. 
 | GEORGE W. RUSSELL [‘A. E.”] 
 
 3 Trish: 1867— 
 
 208, IN THE WOODS [1909]. Two women are standing in a clearing dappled 
 with sunlight and surrounded by dense woods, a blue expanse of sky piercing 
 
 5. through the foliage in the distance. One of the women watches over two 
 
 small nude children about to enter a crystal pool partly visible in the fore- 
 
 ground; the other leans against a branch in the shade, apparently in deep 
 
 reflection. Signed at lower left with the initials, aE. 
 
 Ee . Height, 14 inches; length, 18 inches 
 
 a Purchased from the artist 
 
 (26. | Sen Qeo, Claw 
 Seas VW. RUSSELL [“A. E.”] 
 dish. 2807— 
 
 207. SKIPPING. Inland creek, with vague hills rising in the distance. In the 
 foreground grassy dunes, where three young girls are skipping rope. Signed 
 
 at lower left with the initials, aE. 
 Height, 14 inches; length, 20 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 (10. Je Ta Onder 
 
 hae Ho MANS O'N 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 208. EFFET DE NEIGE. Snow-clad view of gently rising country, presenting 
 a play of delicate color carried over a wide perspective; in the middle dis- 
 tance gaily colored dwellings; in the background, silhouetted before an ivory 
 sky, a steeple. Charmingly conceived work. Signed at lower mght with 
 
 the initials, R M. 
 Height, 14% inches; width, 12% inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
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 200. 
 
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 GEORGE W- RUSSELL “A. ee 
 nish; 1867—_ 
 
 THE WADERS [1905]. A small silvery stream ‘Sopa in. ‘the 4 
 ground, winding its way through a flat, barren stretch of land bord | 
 in the distance by sombre rocks. At the right a playful group of three bang 
 legged girls, hesitating whether or not to enter the water. Sianeli 
 lower left with the initials, a E. ee a ig 
 
 Height, 14% acu length,-22 1 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
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 JL DN Ne 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 PALM TREES AT -COLLIOURE. aes it “Peas portrayal i 
 
 imaginative colors for the verdure and rich cultivation; dominating. the com-, 
 
 “position is a mound with a small white cottage, amidst a formal arrangement | 
 
 of foliage, and in the foreground palms and cacti. Under a purplish- -blue ’ 
 sky. Signed at lower right, J. D. InNEs, and dated 1911. 4 
 
 Height, 15%4 inches; length, 18 inches 
 
 Exhibited at the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 | 
 
 GEOFFREY NERS ORw 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 PORTRAIT. A striking bust-length portrait, modeled by a subtle rendering 
 of values in a clear even light; wearing a severe blue wrap. Background of © 
 deep beige. Signed at the right about centre, NELSON. 
 
 Panel: Height, 1534 inches; width, 13 inches — 
 
 Exhibited at the New English Art Club, London, 1914 
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 212. 
 
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 Pin WEN. CEES 
 British: Contemporary 
 EVENING [1911]. Neo-primitive rendering of a blue lagoon, dotted with 
 small yachts and enclosed by mountainous country. In the foreground, on 
 the deep green, are minute dwellings. Under a rose and gold tinted sky, with 
 
 cumulous cloud forms. 
 
 Height, 16 inches; length, 20 inches 
 
 Exhibited at the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
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 b0. Sige 5 eas (dry 
 
TO be OO ee “COLLE Cf om 
 
 GEORGE W. RUSSELL [A. E>] z 
 
 Trish: 1867— ‘ 
 
 213. THE TEAM [1913]. Scmbre, barren landscape, with rocks looming up 
 in the distance. The sky is tinged with all the brilliant hues of a perfect 
 
 sunset. In the foreground a farmer and his wife are tugging at a plow, thei “ir 
 backs bent under the heavy strain. Signed at lower left with initials, AE. 
 
 Height, 16 inches; length, 21 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 ff bo. oy led 
 ; GEORGE W. RUSSELL [“A. E.”] : 
 Trish: Be | 
 
 214. EVENTIDE. Deep receding view of ison ane at twilight; at er left <a 
 lake, and on the mound in the foreground two slender female figures can y- 
 ing baskets. Signed at lower left with initials, AE. 7 . 
 
 Height, 16 inches; length, 22 inchel 
 
 Ss 
 
 Te | oa oe 
 GEORGE W. RUSSEED a. by 
 
 Trish: 1867— 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 215. THE NEW MOON. Uprising meadowlands at twilight, bisected by a low | o 
 stone wall, at the right of which a milkmaid is advancing to the gate in the 
 foreground. Signed at lower right with initials, a E. 
 
 Height, 16 inches: length, 24 sachllal 4 
 Purchased from the artist | ca 
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 GEORGE W: RUSSELE (2 Awa 
 Irish: 1867— 
 
 216. THE BATHERS [1909]. Vapory impression of landscape, with the deli- 
 
 cately traceried form of a nude girl holding a child in her arms. On either 
 
 side are gracefully posed children, wending their way to the beach, A 
 pleasing work. Signed at lower left with the initials, a E. 
 
 Height, 16 inches; length, 24 inches | 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 88 
 
 & ‘ Ge vf Co lige 
 
Second Session Thursday Afternoon, February roth 
 
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 TUES PAS CUN 
 Bulgarian: 1885— 
 
 217. “FLOWERS. A vase filled with annie stands upon a mirrored surface. 
 
 -Strewn round the base are oar blossoms. At the right a small jug. Signed. 
 - Height, 22 inches; width, 133% inches 
 
 * 
 
 GWEN JOHN 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 2 B3. NUDE STUDY. Nude female figure in deep repose seated upon a covered 
 stool; her dark hair drawn back from the forehead. Background of lilac 
 
 7 tones. 
 Height, 174 inches; rib, 1314 inches 
 Be hited from the artist 
 
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 na 
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 Meer 1 0S EL. JOHN. R.A. 
 eer 1370— 
 
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 LOVING COMPANIONS [1912]. Head and shoulders of an elderly 
 bearded man with a small child, her arms clasped around his neck; in the 
 background a glimpse of another child. Background of greenish-blue. Signed 
 
 os at upper left, JOHN. 
 
 e. Tempera on panel: Height, 1734 inches; width, 13 inches 
 i, Purchased from the artist | 
 
 - Exhibited at the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 EF C 
 
 : Jo. ws Ae EF ostlLa 
 
 GWEN JOHN 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 220. SKETCH. Three-quarter length standing figure of a dark-haired woman 
 wearing a deep mauve dress, a black scarf [bscly tied at the neck, and 
 coral earrings; her hands are folded and she leans by the wall. 
 
 Height, 18 inches; width, 15 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 89 a F ee 
 I WA Bb. yi, ( Ce Cincltso O-7 
 
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 MORTON L. SCHAMBERG 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 221. THE WELL [1916]. Charming study in three tones: a plan-like composi- 
 tion of the pumping apparatus in the interior of a well. Signed at lower left, 
 SCHAMBERG, and dated 1916. . a 
 
 Height, 18 inches; width, 14 inches 
 
 Purchased from M. Knoedler © Co., New York 
 
 # a0 iol 
 
 oa RG Eo Bek eAae 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 222. STILL LIFE] Signed. atupperclert: : 
 : Height, 18 inches; length, 21% inches 
 
 a. WW. Levee 
 GEORGE W. RUSSELL | 7a 
 Trish: 1807 
 
 223. THE HEAVY-BURDENED. ~The sun has setwleavinomnconc: diffused | 
 light on the horizon. In the foreground, the blurred figures of peasant folk. 7 
 bent under the weight of heavy sacks and baskets, making their way home- 
 ward along a dreary country road, Signed with initials, a E. a 
 
 Board: Height, 18 inches; length, 24 incliell , 
 
 Purchased from the artist 4 
 
 AUGUSTUS E. [OR @ 
 British: 1879— 
 
 224. GIRL WITH THREE CHILDREN, STANDING [Provencal Study, 
 1910]. Vigorous study, depicting a central female figure with flowing blue 
 dress and brick-red hat, holding the hand of a boy with a sun hat. On either 
 side are two other boys wearing blue smocks. Before a pale green landscape 
 background. a 
 
 Height, 18% inches; length, 24 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist & 
 
 Exhibited at the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, ‘oo | 
 
 I7 om NM. Hae 
 
Second Session Thursday Afternoon, February roth 
 
 raw RR E GIRTEU D 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 225. HOMMAGE A GAUGUIN. Depicting an open-air banquet in an exotic 
 setting. At the further side of the table sits Gauguin, surrounded by friends. 
 In the immediate foreground a group of reclining Polynesians. 
 
 Height, 1934 inches; length, 29% inches 
 
 Purchased from the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 
 A913 
 
 0: LSS t-O0_y”. 
 “3 fee AD CIN 
 Bulgarian: 1885— 
 
 226. INTERIOR. Studio scene: in the foreground a young woman is standing 
 behind a table, laid with a white cloth, while a young man seated at her left, 
 his hand supporting his head, looks on indifferently. Signed. 
 
 Height, 20 inches; width, 16 inches 
 
 es 
 7g) . ws ae Pee torrry 
 MeweePON L. SCHAMBERG 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 227. STILL LIFE. A sensory impression portrayed with a curious arrangement 
 of surfaces, in the planes and lines of which is defined the form of a fish; 
 in brilliant shaded colors. On the reverse side of the panel is a cubistic 
 | ___ portrait. Signed at lower right, scHAMBERG, and dated 1915. 
 
 Panel: Height, 20 inches; width, 16 inches 
 
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 Pee kh a. GORE 
 British: 1879—I1914 
 228. A GARDEN SQUARE IN CAMDEN TOWN, LONDON [1911]. Im- 
 i: pression of the wooded gardens with their natural growth in summer foliage, 
 ol portrayed in a symphony of luminous colors. Upon the open patch of green 
 
 in the middle distance are two seated figures. 
 
 f Height, 20 inches; length, 24 inches 
 
 g! y, 
 
 S25 A L146 lgatlin 
 
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 MASI RUBEN = So 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 229. THE LONG HORN. SALOON. Wild West bar interior. Two cowb 
 are playing cards, while a man dressed in black frock coat and wea 
 large-brimmed black felt hat is looking on. Blurred figures of other player 
 in the background. Signed in full at lower left. : \. 
 
 | ; : Height, (20 tat. length, 24% ‘inch 
 
 Purchased from the ee 
 
 CHAR Less He SHANNON, ae R. ne 
 
 British: Contemporary = ae a 
 
 230. SUMMER. Mystic rnd ane , almost in Honorees of a watercourse with 
 graceful nude and semi- iene figures grouped in the foreground in an 
 admirable composition; at the right an elderly female figure, robed and 
 wearing a white headdress. Fine perspective executed with atnosplaias 
 effects. 3 
 Heione 20 sete length, 43 ideal 
 
 Purchased from es artist ee . a 
 
 OE Ilustrated | 
 
 Lp-90 «: — Be Merman 
 
 GWEN JOHN 
 British: Contemporary | | if 
 
 231. LA PETITE MODELE. Three- -quarter length standing figure of a young 
 og eirlyaheranands clasped, wearing a checkered dress; before a mauve back- 
 ground, = 
 Height, 21%4 inches; length, 18 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 92 
 
 GO. 3 A. 
 
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 UAWWAS *Of7 “ON 
 
THE OLIN N AU EEECTIOS 
 
 GEORGE W. RUSSELL: Be Eye 
 Trish: —1867—- 
 
 eos. THE SHEEP [1909]: “pathes’ is falling. “Inthe anaes foreground é 
 walled path vanishing into the shadows of the night. At the left aa | 
 girl are seated upon the stone parapet, and a group of sheep are ae ee 
 be led homeward. Signed at ale rer right with the initials, AE. 
 
 Heese 21 inches; length, 32 i inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist : 
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 JACQUES VIEGOM: 
 French: 1874—_ 
 
 222. Has DEPP @ UR <TRUNE FEMME?” [1912]. Portrayal of a eal figure 
 in an attitude of repose; her hair dressed in the Trilby manner. -Post-impres- 
 slonistic composition in rich browns shading to ie mene at “ight about 
 centre, JACQUES VILLON. 
 
 a wae MIeEeS Vs ae eee —————————s i ts eam N ania EES = 
 
 Height, aan vielieds ara 20 inched 
 
 Benes from the International Exhibition o fM odern Art, New York 
 NS 
 | Illustrated | 
 
 Zee HL. Grog 
 
 AUGUSTE, CH Apa 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 234. LE QUAI. Broadly painted work, depicting a canal spanned by a deep red 
 bridge; two shaded, brilliant brown mounds, and a lumber cart. Silhouetted 
 before the ivory sky is the arm of a derrick. Signed at lower right, Ax 
 CHABAUD. a 
 
 Height, 231% inches; length, 29 inches — 
 
 Purchased from the artist q 
 
 94 
 
 70. pu Duclensing 
 
No. 233. ErupE pour “JEUNE Femme” [1812] 
 By Jacques Villon 
 
THE “OUINN GOL. 2 ¢. an 
 GEORGE W. RUSSELL [“A. E.”] 
 Irish: 1867— 
 
 235. LIFE ENTERS THE LAND. The figure of a peasant woman, sowing 
 looms up sombrely against a hazy background of flat, barren land. A m 
 sweep of light cleaves the blue-gray sky behind her. “I'wo solitary groups 
 trees rise at the horizon. Signed at lower right with initials, a E. 
 
 ig 
 
 Board: Height, 24 inches; width, 18 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 JACK BB. YEAS eRe 
 
 Irish: 1871— 
 236. THE ACTOR [Willie Reilly].. Depicting the actor in picturesque riding 
 garb; before a drop-scene of a pa with waterfall. Signed at lower 
 
 right, JACK B. YEATS. 
 Board: Height, 24 inches; width, 18% inches — 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 GEORGE W. RUSSELUS) Aes 
 Irish: 1867— 
 
 237. THE BATHER [1906]. Shore scene at dawn: in the foreground the phan- | 
 tom-like, disrobed figure of a woman, raising a white drapery before her. q 
 
 In the distance two other bathers. 4 
 Height, 23 inches; length, 25 inches ; 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 Exhibited at the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 4 
 
 96 
 
 dd | 
 
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 f ‘econd Session Thursday Afternoon, February loth 
 
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 GeOokRGE’OVERBORY! HART 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 38. ‘ENGLEWOOD ICE POND. Post-impressionistic rendering of a skating 
 scene, in which the rink attendants are depicted pausing from their labors 
 _ to watch the fancy skater who has appeared in their midst; the horse attached 
 _ to the snow rake is somewhat startled. Signed at lower right, GEORGE HART. 
 ; | Height, 24 inches; length, 30 inches 
 
 Memiiieawsi dt HONE, R.H.A. 
 
 4 Irish: 1831—1917 
 
 230. COAST BUNDORAN, CO. DONEGAL. Reed Le with figures 
 a... 2, anne a cart to which is harnessed an old gray horse. In the middle distance 
 the white-crested waves are seen breaking over the rocks, and various gulls 
 with brown-tipped wings, and beyond a view of blue-gray sea, under an 
 ‘ivory-blue sky tinged with violet tones. Signed at lower right with initials, 
 
 Os Fema 
 
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 : ~ Height, 24 inches; length, 40 inches 
 Pes hated from the artist 
 
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 * MA LTHANIEL HONE, Ae He A 
 
 | 3 a : Irish: 1831—1917 ee 
 
 240. GLENMALURE, CO. WICKLOW. Misty view of mountainous coun- 
 i" _ try, under a romantic blue sky, flecked with cirrus clouds. In the middle 
 distance rising pasture lands of russet-brown tones, and cattle with their 
 
 _ shepherd cloaked by a beam of sunlight. At the left behind the stone wall, 
 
 a donkey is peering into space. 
 Height, 24 inches; length, 40 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 a Bi fe . 
 /Oo. meee 6. duller 
 | eas mae TL ArITT TE 
 
 i. French: Contemporary 
 
 241. BIRDS IN FOREST. Various birds are assembled in a clearing, surrounded 
 
 : by exotic shrubs. 
 Height, 25 inches; length, 29% inches 
 
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 7 /2o. he 
 
THE  0U0TNN | @O L L BuGeTON—E 
 
 eS ae 
 American: I 873—. eau 
 
 242. TWO BOYS ON A CANAL. BOAT. Canal scene on a summer’s dal 
 two lads in a rowboat, stripped. to the waist, are talking to a third in bathing 
 trunks seated on the stern Of «2 barge. ee sailboat and a ‘motor boat are moored 
 along the far bank. Signed at lower left. 
 
 . | Height, 25 inches; length, 30 inches 
 
 fi 
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 Purchased from the artist 
 
 A ISO. 
 NATHANIEL HONE, 
 
 Trish: 18351947. 5 | 4 
 
 243. COMING HOME. A vast expanse of blue-Beeen sea with three sailings 
 craft steering for home under a limitless stormy sky. In the foreground 
 
 graceful gulls are skimming the water. Signed at lower left with inital 
 N H. 
 
 RUH A. 
 
 rey ag 26 inches; length, 38% inches | 
 Purchased from the artist — : e | 
 
 60. We lon e7n 
 
 MAURICE: DE VLAMINCK_ 
 Flemish: 1876— | et 
 
 244. STILL LIFE. On the table is.a coupe filled with fruit wrapped i in a napkin 
 standing beside a stoneware jug and a terra-cotta bowl. _ Signed at loweame 
 
 right. 
 Height, 25 inches; length, 30 inches 
 
 ZL AO. ee. 6 /ushirmall 
 
 der: W-ACL T= -K (Gen 
 American: Contemporary ai 
 
 245. SALT MISTS [1910-1911]. Luminaristic impression of a waterway of } 
 shimmering opalescent tones, with a jetty in the foreground to which a boat |} 
 is moored while two men converse; beyond are two further jetties, and an |} 
 expanse of undulating country, beneerh an ivory sky shrouded in a miso | 
 atmosphere. Signed at lower left, WALT KUHN. 
 
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 Height, 25% inches; length, 30 inched 
 
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Second Session Thursday Afternoon, February Ioth 
 
 Mirco M. RIVERA 
 
 Mexican: Contemporary 
 
 246. STILL LIFE. Angular rendering of a liqueur bottle in biscuit color, a cup 
 and a smoldering cigarette before a panel of deep bottle-green. Interestingly 
 executed upon compressed cork. Signed at upper left, DMR, and dated 
 
 7.1V.16. 
 
 Panel: Height, 28 inches; width, 15/2 inches 
 
 [ [lustrated | 
 
 99 
 
 (10. iL: WM wl 
 
THE QUINN GOLLEGTION 
 
 JEAN’ METZINGER 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 247. TETE DE JEUNE. FILLE. Head and shouldees™ ee a young Sue cu: 
 - bistically rendered in a complexity of form units with intense contrasts _ of 
 warm browns, greens, blue and brick-red; at the left an open door, and in th 
 background an oval portrait, suggesting naturalism, oe at lower ret 
 METZINGER. 
 
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 Height, 28% inches; width, By inches 
 
 AOS ne Mb, Mirman 
 
 ERNEST. LAWSON See 
 American: 1873— q 
 
 248. BOYS BATHING. Landscape wooded with beech trees-in Seba roliage | 
 portrayed in a burst of sunlight; in the foreground a view of limpid trans- 7 
 parent backwater, in which youths are bates Signed at lower left, zB. 
 
 LAWSON. aa 
 Height, Bn sie poe 3672 inches : 
 Purchased from the artist : 
 
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 | Illustrated | 
 
 $00. 
 
 AUGUSTE CHABE ae 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 249. LABOUREUR PRES DES CYPRES [Provence]. Vivid depiction of a 
 partly plowed field in strongly contrasted lights and shades, upon - 
 plowmen are seen at their task. In the middle distance to the left are a row 
 of eight cypress trees, silhouetted before a turquoise-blue sky, as is the barn 
 with a golden-yellow roof. Signed at lower left, a. CHABAUD. : 
 
 Millboard: Height, 29% inches; length, 414 inches } 
 
 Purchased from the artist i 
 
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 Duclensing 
 
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 . 248. Boys 
 
 By Erne 
 
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 GEORGE OVERBURY HART 
 
 American: ‘Contemporary 
 
 250. BOWLING NIGHT. Post-impressionistic view of a bowling slley rendemm 
 in vivid reds, greens, blues and terra-cotta. ‘To the right is a prospect oF 
 
 an Indian encampment, and in-the foreground an angular figure wearin 1g 
 
 _. a crimson coat. Benet at lower right, GEORGE OVERBURY HART. = a 
 
 Height, 30/2 Ynehes’ length, 37 inches 
 
 Ki T0060, | ea y 
 
 MAURICE DE VLA NG 
 Flemish: 1876— 
 
 251. THE OLD HARBOR OF MARSEILLES. Vigorous rendering in semi- 
 opaque “flat” colors of the majestic hill of Marseilles, with its picturesque — 
 buildings outlined and shading the deep blue waters of the harbor, massed 
 with sailing craft, under a canopy of grayish-black sky splashed with lumi-_ 
 nous whites. A sumptuous transposition of the hues of nature. Signed at 
 lower right, VLAMINCK. , 
 
 Height, 30 inches; length, 37 inches ! 
 
 Exhibited at the Loan Exhibition of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist 
 Paintings, Metropolitan Museum, New York, 1921 
 
 [I llustrated | 
 
 4-10. “a oe Deby. 
 
No. 251. THE Oxtp Hargor oF MarsEILies 
 By Maurice de Vlaminck 
 
THE © U TN, NOG OW © plenmern 
 
 WALT KUHN 
 
 American: ‘Contemporary _ 
 
 oe “MORNING: ares “Luminaristic view of landscape with cattle gra 
 flooded with brilliant light from the rising sun; in the middle -distan 
 vista of peer water, and graceful Sune craft. Saas at lower ri 
 
 WALT KUHN. 
 ee 33 inches ; Tenge, 40 inche 
 
 1913 
 
 ROBERT DEL AU Naam 
 
 - French: Contemporary 
 
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 253. SAINT SEVERIN. Ree view of the auleede ranean the Bisley, 
 rendered as a sensory impression of charming proportions, in beautif 
 shaded blues and greens, illumined by a warm light. Bape se left, 
 R. Bee ESE DS and dated 1909. _ ae 
 
 Height, 36 fice Se tire ca inches. 
 
 /4O. : : ee 13. Nearer 
 
 CHARLES CO DER 
 British: 1868—1909 
 
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 254. FANTASIA. Within an arbor setting, two semi-draped female oe 
 and the bust of a fantastic amorino against a vaporish blue sky. Signed at 
 lower right, CONDER. 
 
 Painting on silk: Height, 31 ‘inches ; length, 174 ‘che 4 
 Exhibited at the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 ~ 
 
 @. 
 200i: Py JH. : 
 J. (DS Neniae 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 255. GARN LAKE [ 1913}. Interesting composition rendered with atmospheric 
 and linear perspective, depicting mountainous country enclosing a lake by 
 which is a seated female figure; in the foreground delineated with minute — 
 precision are shrubs and tiny floral forms; before a brilliantly lighted sky. — 
 Signed at lower right, J. D. INNES. ; 
 
 qo : 104 
 
 Height, 30% inches; length, 50 inches 
 
 A. fot. 
 
Second Session Thursday Afternoon, February roth 
 
 fem FON L. SCHAMBERG 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 256. CANEPHOROS. A modernism, depicting with an extraordinary continuity 
 and flow of rhythmic line, in strongly contrasted colors, an Athenian maiden: 
 the basket bearer. Signed at lower right, MORTON L. SCHAMBERG, and dated 
 
 1913. 
 Height, 30 inches; width, 25 inches 
 Purchased from M. Knoedler & Co., New York 
 
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 oe are. ee rocks seat cole | 
 
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No. 257. Marine VIEW 
 
 By Ernest Lawson 
 
T. H.E QUINN. CO hf a0 
 
 S$. MACDONALD WRIGHT 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 BinO: SYNCHROMY IN BLUE- GREEN [1916]. aan oittienee study j 
 exhibiting an extraordinary continuity and flow of rhythmic line, su; 
 an abstract thought. Signed at lower right, ‘8. MACDONALD WRIGH 
 
 edated, "1G 16: 
 Height, 36 ie wide 
 
 GIN:© STOVE RelaNes 
 
 Italian: Conte 
 
 259. DANSEUSE. Cubistic composition and sumptuous Solon display, ¢ d 
 ing a vivacious dancer, in a combination of abstract forms; on her a 
 
 OF 4 Cre | : A AE 
 
 symbol of music. At the right a figure is Seated ates table. Vis worl 
 
 Signed at lower right, G. SEVERINI | , ae 
 eae 39 inches; width, ae ‘inch 
 
 o [ [/lustrated| — fe Mew 
 
 RACLOU Es VibLom 
 French: 1874— 
 260. L?>ACROBATE. An emotion possessing the qualities of unity, infinity and 
 
 vitality. Suggested in a luminous array of colors. Signed at lower left 
 with the initials, J v, and at the back, JACQUES VILLON. : 
 
 Height, 39% inches; width, 28% inches 
 
 ae | F: Hourele, 
 
 DIEGO M. Riva 
 
 Mexican: Contemporary 
 
 261. LA FEMME ASSISE. A cubistic impression of analytics; the seated lady 
 with musical emotion, wearing a figured dress and holding a fox-fur muff, 
 before a synchronizing background in black and brown. Signed at lower 
 right with initials, DMR; and at back, D. M. RIVERA, and dated 1915. 
 
 Height, 39% inches; width, 32 inches" 
 
 108 
 
 JO. b Weg he. 
 
. DANSEUSE 
 Gino Severini 
 
 259 
 
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 =) ai ane 2. 
 
 WALD] Koga 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 262. PORTRAIT OF JOHN BUTLER YEATS, Rin Aye seleer yy eee 
 haired artist in a half-length seated pose. “he keen bearded and spectacled 
 face confronts the observer. “The left hand droops over the arm of his chair 
 and the long, tapering, sensitive fingers lightly touch the left knee. 
 
 Height, 40 inches; width, 30 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 [ [/lustrated | 
 
 P 110 f fe ; 
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 ‘cond Session Thursday Afternoon, February roth 
 
 ALBERT GLEIZES 
 
 ‘French: Contemporary 
 
 63. THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE. Cubistic ideograph of Brooklyn Bridge, 
 portrayed in strongly contrasted colors and with fine arrangement of sur- 
 faces. Inscribed at lower right: Brooklyn Bridge, genet ALB. GLEIZES, and 
 
 dated 1915. 
 
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 es 2 Size, 40 inches square 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 Bo. 7 SAS Meum. 
 : Peewee be RT GLEIVZES 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 26 64. THE HOUSE AMONG Ee CREES. Sioned at lower right and dated 
 
 1915. 
 Height, 40 inches; length, 40 inches 
 
 GINO SEVERINI 
 Italian: Contemporary 
 
 i. TRAIN BLINDE EN ACTION [1915]. Armored train in action. Signed 
 ; at lower right. _ | 
 
 Height, 45 inches; width, 35 inches 
 
 fe Si 4 L y 
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 wa 1O. ns < : 6 ° ob Belial. : 
 a JEAN METZINGER 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 266. AU VELODROME. In the foreground the figure of a bicycle racer, in a 
 
 Parisian velodrome. At the extreme left a portion of the crowded grand- 
 
 stand is visible. Signed at lower left. 
 Height, 5114 inches; length, 3834 inches 
 
 C ¢) pe 
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 III 
 
THIRD ‘SESSION. 
 qur sda y February 10,1927 at 8:15 O'clock 
 
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 re French: 1891—1915 
 
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 7 { on Height reach], 5% inches; length, 8% inches 
 8) Five abs ; Tact drawings, similarly treated. 
 
 | ae Height [each], 5% inches; length, 8% inches 
 oe | IY cured 
 JA C K B. ome 5, R.H- ae 
 “Trish: 1871— 
 
 a MAN’S ‘TROUBLES. An interior with three figures seated 
 D One table; the pensive figure to the left with visions of migrating. 
 
 at lower Bent, JACK B. YEATS. 
 
 } a Pe Crayon: Height, 514 inches; length, 18% inches 
 
 fo ; 
 ida | a ee oh Murphey. 
 PIERRE PUVIS DE CHAVANNES 
 : French: 1824—1898 
 
 9. | ET ‘UDE DES MAINS [1875]. Detail of decoration for the Hotel de 
 ‘Vi ille, Poitiers. Well drawn and shaded hands. Inscribed at lower left: 
 
 eens A. Hui,” and signed, P. PUVIS DE C. 
 Sanguine drawing: Height, 7% inches; width, 9 inches 
 
 /— : g. ‘ : | 
 on POLES eg 6 Gerety ees 
 
 Bulgarian: 1885— 
 
 . B EIGNADE. Scattered group of nude women drying themselves after the 
 p - bath. At the right a reclining woman is being massaged, In the distance 
 another entering the bath. 
 Pen ae pencil sketch: Height, 71% inches; length, 11 inches 
 
 L s 
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THE “QUTUNN © COL terete. 
 
 271. 
 
 67 FO. 
 
 22; 
 
 273. 
 
 42-G0. =f; Namitiae 
 
 HENRJ GAUDIER- Be 
 French: 1891—1915 
 
 THREE PEN AND INK SKETCHES. 
 
 (A) ELONGATED SPHINX. 
 
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 Height, 5% inches; length, 15 inches — 
 (B) A PELICAN. a . 
 
 Height, 914 inches; length, 15 inches — 
 (c) SIx sTUDIES OF BIRDS. | | 
 
 Hew 8 inch S72 length, 13 inches | 
 
 PIERRE PUVIS DE CHAVANNES 
 - French: 1824—1898 
 
 L’ESPERANCE. Delicate drawing of a seated anna ree with shaded — 
 
 background. Inscribed at lower right: @ Leon Bouillon, P. Puvis d Ch. — 
 
 Crayon drawing: Height, 8 ray length, 10 inches 
 
 WYNDHAM LEWIS me 
 British: Contemporary j 
 TWO IMPRESSIONS OF THE HUMAN FORM. > 3 | 
 
 (a) It cANDELAIO. ress DE 
 Pen and ink drawing: ee oi inches ; Peat 634 nches — 
 
 (3) ‘Ev Ojo. % 
 Pen and wash drawing: Height, 1234 rachees length, 6%4 inches 
 
 fF 
 
 JOHN BUTUER-YEATS, RUHIA 
 ’ Irish: 1839—1922 
 IRISH PORTRAIT STUDIES: Pencil ea em 
 
 (a) JoHN HUGHEs, the artist. —TTwo small studies, in one frame. Both auto- 
 graphed by the subject, and dated June, 1903, by the artist. 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 Height, 934 inches; length, 14 inches. 
 (B) KaTHERINE TYNAN HINKSON, the authoress. Two smell studies in one 
 frame. Both inscribed by the artist, Katherine Tynan Hinkson, and one 
 dated March, 1903. 
 
 . Height, 834 inches; length, 11 inches — 
 
 (c) Srupy oF Two FicuREs. Inscribed by the artist: John O’Mahony and 
 K. Tynan Hinkson playing cards. 
 
 Height, 7 inches; length, 934 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
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 Thursday Evening, February roth 
 
 Pees PUVIS “DE CHAVANNES 
 French: 1824—1898 
 
 275. ETUDE DE JEUNE FILLE [1872]. Head and shoulders of a young 
 
 girl, with large, wistful eyes and a Rossetti-like mouth, delicately modeled 
 and shaded; wearing a loosely-tied scarf at the neck. Stamped at lower right 
 
 with the initials, p Pc; an indecipherable inscription at upper right. 
 Crayon drawing: Height, 12 inches; length, 9% inches 
 
 Purchased from Durand-Ruel & Sons 
 [ [/lustrated | 
 
 115 C / f 
 
 [2% Jectt + Fou 
 
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 JACK Bey gas) ope ee 
 lyase: 1 ee 
 
 276. TWO DRAWINGS IN WASH. 
 (a) Ir MusT HAVE BEEN AN ALLEGORY. ‘Tinted drawing. ; 
 se : Height, 3% inches; length, 6 inche 
 (8) INTERIOR, WITH FIGURE. Washed in brown. “s 
 . Height, ro ‘inches; length, 7 inche 
 Both signed at lower right, JACK B. YEATS. 4 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 BIS. a Verney on 
 WYNDHAM LEWIS 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 ee 
 
 277.. [IWO;PEN ANDANK STUDIES: 
 
 (a) Fire. en 
 Height, 9 inches; length, 15 inches 
 (B) FAUNESQUE. 
 Height 9% inches; length, 12 inches 
 Both signed at lower left, WYNDHAM LEwIs, and dated 1912. ; 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 HENRI GAUDIER-BR7T eS 
 French? 1801--1G.85 
 
 278. TWO ANATOMICAL STUDIES. Interesting drawings of a human fig: 
 ure; probably self drawings. | 
 
 Pen and ink drawings: Heights, 1434 inches; lengths, 934 inches | 
 
 30. AU. {een 
 
 JUDGES seAteale 
 Bulgarian: 1885—- 
 
 279. STUDY OF A GIRL. Scantily draped young woman fe: ina careless 
 attitude, her left arm supporting her head. Signed at lower right. e 
 
 Crayon sketch: Height, 13% inches; length, 934 inches : 
 
 / a _ SANA. Suge 
 
ee 
 
 ird Session Thursday Evening, February roth 
 
 io 
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 WYNDHAM LEWIS 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 80. THREE PEN AND INK DRAWINGS. 
 (a) ARGoL. 
 
 ~ 7 
 
 Sire Melty Gag ia ag Be a! engineer 
 
 Height, 13 inches; length, 8 inches 
 
 (8) ENEmy oF THE sTars [1913]. 
 Height, 17 inches; length, 8 inches 
 
 (c) THE FLUTE PLAYER [1915]. 
 Height, 12'4 inches; length, 9% inches 
 
 Clever studies. Two signed. 
 
 Purchased from the artist ; 
 2 Q- 5o. TY, eae Lg 
 HENRI GAUDIER-BRZESKA 
 
 4 French: 1891—1915 
 281. FIVE CHARCOAL STUDIES. 
 
 Geometric abstractions, executed with economy of means in broad outline 
 
 and shaded. 
 
 * 
 
 SPE) (diet 
 
 _ Height, 184 inches; length, 12 inches 
 
 (62-50. ahh yt en 
 | ae “f JACQUES Mion’ ® 
 
 : French: 1874— 
 
 282. THREE WATER-COLOR DRAWINGS. 
 
 (a) STREET MUSICIANS. 
 Height, 191% inches; length, 1234 inches 
 
 — (s) Two sruptes. 
 Height, 8 inches; length, 5 inches 
 
 42 ee. ATTRIBUTED TO af Cee : 
 
 Peis) “PPO AS SO 
 Spanish: 1881— 
 
 283. STUDY OF A MAN. Bust-length, with arms folded; the head modeled 
 
 in a cubistic manner and vigorously outlined. 
 Wash drawing: Height, 24 inches; length, 18% inches 
 
 big : Boas BUTLER jYEATS, ee wf 
 
 Irish: 1839—1922 
 284. NINE PENCIL DRAWINGS. Self-portraits. 
 
 Height, 20 inches; length, 15 inches 
 
 Zo. ae E Soy eh. 
 
 A NERS AO Re ee 
 
4 ek 18 Ou a ieNeN: COLLEGTIOg 
 
 WYNDHAM LEWIS 
 
 British: Contemporary | 
 
 285. THREE SATIRES IN WATER-COLOR. 
 
 (a) ARCHITECT WITH GREEN TIE. . Re 
 . f Height, 914 inches; length, 5 Vy i inche 
 (p) La RELIGION [1912]. 
 Height, 1244 inches; length, we inch 
 (c) Derstcn For Box LID [1912]. 3 
 Height, 4%4 inches; length, 1214 inch et 
 
 Two signed at upper right and lower right, me WYNDHAM LEWIS 
 and dated 1912. 4 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 & JO. ot ye 
 
 CHARLES CONDER 
 British: 1868—1909 a q 
 286. PRINCE CHARMING. Erect figure, in a garden setting. In bright ¢ clos 
 Signed at lower left, CONDER, and dated 1906. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 9 inches; length, 7 inches | 
 
 “oft: | hl. Ff. ale 
 HENRI GAUDIER-BRZESKSA 
 French: 1891—1915 
 287-- 9 LUDIES INCWATER-COLROR: 
 
 (a) A grotesque fish. «| 
 Height, 9 inches; length, 1434 inches _ 
 (B) Two studies in sanguine, a Buddhistic figure and an X-ray impression. 
 
 Height, 934 inches; length, 14% inches 
 
 lo. tL. aed 
 
 CHARLES COND 
 
 British: 1868—1909 q 
 
 288. INTERIOR WITH FIGURE. Erect, semi-draped female figure; at the } 
 right a chair with hunting costume. Inscribed at top: Theodore dans la cos- 
 
 tume de Rosalind. : 
 Pastel: Height, ro inches; length, 634 inches — 
 
 JO. a } 4. i 
 
 4 
 
Third Session Thursday Evening, February roth 
 
 y WALT KUHN 
 : American: Contemporary 
 289. AMUSEMENT PARK. Figures performing upon an open-air stage, hung 
 
 with gaily colored flags; in the background an impression of the audience; 
 at the right, figures seated upon a bench. Signed at lower right, WALT KUHN. 
 
 = 
 
 Crayon and water-color: Height, 1o inches; length, 1234 inches 
 
 F SAAR ULES CONDER 
 British: 1868—1909 
 
 290. A VENETIAN SCENE. Two figures in fancy-dress, carrying masks. In 
 
 a Venetian setting. 
 . Water-color: Height, 10%4 inches; length, 8 inches 
 
 iD. INNES 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
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 291. SPRINGTIME IN PARADISE. Humoristic sketch of Paradise, with nude 
 a figures at various pastimes, and in the air a winged figure. In the back- 
 ground a volcano. Signed at lower right, J. D. INNES, and dated 1909. 
 
 i aetna Ege +34, 
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 = Water-color: Height, 101% inches; length, 15 inches 
 
 eo: i # Jhortone 
 Perr RICK -ETCHELLS 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 292. THREE VORTICIST STUDIES. 
 
 (A) PROGRESSION. 
 Water-color: Height, 534 inches; length, 9 inches 
 
 (B) STILTs. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 1214 inches; length, 8 inches 
 (c) ENGLIsH COMEDIAN. 
 Pictorial expressions appropriate to modern sensibilities and outlook. 
 
 Pen drawing: Height, 1034 inches; length, 7 inches 
 
 Each signed in foreground, ETCHELLS 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
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 TE. Se ies. I 
 
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 HE OU TN N16 OD Den cman 
 
 WYNDHAM SAE Wes 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 293. TWO GEOMETRICAL ABSTRACTIONS IN WATER- COLOR. 
 
 (a) Soxprers [1915]. : 
 Height, 10%4 inches; length, 12% inches 
 (B) Ascension [1916]. be 
 
 Height, 1214 inches; lene 934 inches 
 
 Signed at lower right and lower left, respectively, with the initials w 1. 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 1S @ Y) D Daly 
 FREDERICK ETCHELLS a 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 2947 1. WO VORTICIS Re stupires: 
 
 (a) Hyper park. An arch of the bridge over the Serpentine, with figures. 
 Pen drawing: Height, 7% inches; length, 11 inches - 
 
 (B) Post AND TELEGRAPHS. A scientific thought. = 
 Water-color: Height, 14 inches; length, 1o nctell 
 
 Both signed at lower right, ETCHELLS. 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 Une fp K. Vale | } 
 
 JACK B. YEATVS 33 
 Irish: 1871— 
 295. TWO WATER-COLORS. 
 
 (a) THE SHADOW ON THE ROAD. ; 
 Height, 10 inches; length, 14 inches — 
 (8) AFTER THE HARVEST’S SAVED. Ae q 
 
 an Height, 15 inches; length, 11%4 inches ~ 
 
 ~ Signed at lower right and lower left, respectively, JACK B. YEATS. 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 Jo. "UW A. Mpaaly 
 
[hird Session Thursday Evening, February roth 
 
 WALT KUHN 
 _ American: Contemporary 
 6. ACROBATS. A vigorous study, showing female forms in six acrobatic posi- 
 tions; washed in red and blue. Signed at lower right, w. KUHN. 
 
 Water-color on panel: Height, rr inches; length, 16 inches 
 
 ee Cea’ 5, 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 ye 
 
 Nw mad 
 slate 
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 Wey ke. 
 Booker lS LEIZES 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 = 
 
 7- SUNRISE. Cubistic conception of a brilliant gold sunrise, viewed through 
 an arcaded way in finely blended colors. Signed at lower right, ALB. GLEIZEs, 
 
 and dated Toul, 1915. 
 Water-color: Height, 1114 inches; length, 1514 inches 
 
 + Z Hells I Penn 
 
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 eee eo. yk Al's, 
 Trish: 1871— 
 
 98. THE THRUSTER. Depiction of an Irish sportsman, wearing rat-catcher 
 ~ kit, mounted on a bay horse, leaping a stone wall. Signed at lower right, JACK 
 
 B. YEATS. 
 Water-color: Height, 12 inches; length, 15 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist — 
 
 = f a if io L : 
 g- Maes pascin & /* hs 
 Bulgarian: 1885— 
 
 a STUDY OF A GIRL. A young woman, her black hair falling down upon 
 
 her shoulders, is leaning on the arm of a sofa, absently gazing at the spec- 
 
 tator. 
 Water-color: Height, 1214 inches; width, 9% inches 
 Ae 4 
 /30. A / By. ( TOY Coy 
 Meer 6. YEATS, R:H.A. Ad. 
 Irish; 187 1-—— 
 
 bor. THE RACE-COURSE TOWN, GALWAY. Many figures grouped 
 | around an accordion-player; characteristic [rish types. Signed at lower left, 
 
 JACK B. YEATS. 
 Water-color: Height, 1214 inches; length, 18% inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 121 
 
 250. : PO Me Lalor. 
 
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 oS 
 
 EES 
 
 393. 
 
 18, WYN: DiH Agi — tharige 
 
 304. 
 
 So. 
 
 oar 
 
 So. 
 
 JOHN SLOAN 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 ‘MME. DUBOTTE AND M. CALLE. Two figures in evening. clot 
 seated in a loge, with reflections of the footlights. Strong work portrayed 
 in monotone, with a grayish wash. Signed at lower right, JOHN SLOAN, an 
 
 dated 1904. 4 
 | Water-color: Height, 13 inches; length, 8% inch 
 Purchased from the artist % m 
 
 JACK B. YEATS, Ream 
 Trish: 1871— 
 THE DAY OF THE SPORTS. An animated Irish country scene; in the” 
 
 foreground a figure mounted on a cantering horse. Signed at lower nigh ee. 
 
 JACK B. YEATS. 
 Crayon and water-color: Height, 13 inches; width, 1814 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 TWO ABSTRACT DESIGNS. 
 (a) TImMon oF ATHENS [1913]. F 
 Ink and water-color: Height, 1344 inches; length, 10% inches — 
 
 (B) KERMESSE—DESIGN FOR PROGRAMME COVER [1912]. | 4 ; 
 Pen and ink drawing: Height, 1114 inches; length, 12%4 inches 
 
 Signed at lower right and lower left, respectively. Pi 
 
 JACK B. YEATS) Reem 
 Irish: 1871— 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 SEA FOG. Figure of an old seafaring man, wearing a pea-jacket and 
 muffler, sauntering from the quay, enveloped in a dull mist through which 
 the masts of a brig faintly gleam in the background. Signed at lower right, 
 JACK B. YEATS. : 
 Water-color: Height, 14 inches; width, 10% inches 
 
 Be J omer. 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
i 
 
 = a ° ; 
 Third Session Thursday Evening, February roth 
 
 MAURICE B. PRENDERGAST 
 | American: 1859—1924 
 306 “THE RIDER [1912]. Equestrian figure; against a background of blos- 
 
 Water-color: Height, 14 inches; length, 18 inches 
 
 do. WYNDHAM LEwISs LEPAT! COO 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 ais 
 
 307. LAYING. A vigorous rendering of a gun crew: erect, virile figures, wear- 
 ___ ing leather jerkins, and the No. 4 laying the gun. At the left are sandbags, 
 _and the drapings of a camouflage. Before a deep-gold sky. 
 
 a 
 
 _ Purchased from the artist 
 
 Water-color: Height, 14 inches; length, 20 inches 
 0. WYNDHAM LEWIS 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 3 08. BATTERY PULLING IN. A peisonal expression, rendered with ultra- 
 modern feeling, of a shell-ridden area, with the gun crew hauling their guns 
 ___ into position with drag-ropes, and others preparing gun-pits; before an early 
 ____ morning sky, with shrapnel bursting in the air. Signed at lower left, wyNp- 
 
 HAM LEwIs, and dated 1918. 
 | Water-color: Height, 14 inches; length, 20 inches 
 
 Are . € [Sory ob 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 Id. JULES PASCIN 
 Bulgarian: 1885— 
 
 9. “THE SIESTA. Reclining figure of a nude woman, the left arm raised and 
 bent over the head. Signed at lower right. 
 a Water-color sketch: Height, 1734 inches; width, 1414 inches 
 
 a2 /o. WYNDHAM LEwIs, Stcen ly 
 > British: Contemporary 
 
 310. TWO WATER-COLORS. 
 (a) Derecrives. 
 
 7 
 30 
 
 Height, 1834 inches; width, 1244 inches 
 (Bp) MounraINn OF LOVES. 
 Height, 12% inches; length, 19 inches 
 
 One signed at lower left, WyYNDHAM LEWIs, and dated 1912. 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 JO. a M. Shmey 
 
THE 0° NN 21@O DD plone 
 
 ANDRE DERAIN. 
 French: 1880— x 
 211. THE RED BOAT. Symmetrical boat in brick-red, with the wine boat 
 
 - man pulling at the oar; in the stern are figures in blue; in a green sea. 
 scribed at lower eae pour André Derain, Alice Deas | | 
 Water-color: Height, 1834 inches; length, svi les 
 
 ES. : A hee 4 
 GEORGE OVERBURY HART inst a 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 312: TRINIDAD. Colorful and impressionistic view of the core mae sil- 
 _ -houetted before a deep blue sky. In the foreground various turbaned few 
 proffering their wares of fruit. Signed at lower left, Hart, Trinidad, and 
 dated 1916. : UY a an 
 
 . Water-color: Height, 19 inches; length, 27%4 inches 
 
 e see 
 ah 2.1. JACK B., YEA PS. Rei 
 
 Trish: 1871— 
 $18: AN EMIGRANT. Wistful face of a young girl at ‘the window of a rail 
 
 way carriage, bidding farewell to her mother, a back view of whom is seen — 
 in a green shawl; at the right stands the guard. Signed at lower left, a 
 B. YEATS. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 20 inches; width, 15 inchea , 
 Purchased from the artist a 
 
 : ALBERT GUEDZ. : ; 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 314. STREET SCENE IN TOUL. Signed at lower right and dated 1914. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 21 inches; width, 14, inches — 
 
 fhe GEORGE W. RUSSELL AA EL] a 
 
 | Irish: 1867— 
 eas, WHERE ‘THE RIVER RUNS UNDERGROUND. A winding yale ; 
 
 disappearing in the foreground under massed boulders, and in the distance — 
 an expanse of rising country; under an azure sky. Charming atmospheric 
 effects. Signed at lower right with the initials, aE. a 
 
 Millboard: Height, 12 inches; length, 1814 inches — 
 Purchased from the artist oe 
 
 30, a le 
 
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 Third Session Thursday Evening, February roth 
 
 FE ANDRE DERAIN 
 French: 1880— 
 316. STILL LIFE. A table arranged with a pestle and mortar, and various pot- 
 tery jars; in the foreground a dish of peaches with a delicate bloom. Har- 
 
 monizing wash background. Inscribed at lower right, pour André Derain, 
 
 Alice Derain. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 26 inches; length, 32 inches 
 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
 | Ee K. lowe 
 
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THE: QUINN-»C OL TL E Gime 
 
 DERWEN DoLEERS) i 
 
 British: Contemporary | P oe 
 
 317. THE BLUE HILLS. A starry blue sky, with a clear full n moon; anal 
 surrounded by a primitively arranged olive grove, and a range of blue in 
 
 tains in the background. To the left, a massive ae tree. Sena at 
 right, DERWENT LEES, and dated 1912. ae 
 
 . : Panel: Height, 4s inches; Teng, "7 | 
 | DERWENT LEES mm 
 British: onto | | 25. cal 
 318. OLIVE FARM [Banyules, 1912]. Mountainous eee Be a bull ia 
 
 in the valley surrounded by glistening olive trees; under | a clear blue sky. 
 Signed at lower left, DERWENT LEEs, and dated TOL2¢.7 Saweneee > 
 
 Panel: Height, 14 inches eed, inches 
 
 WR We ee | 
 MAX JACOB Sd i een 
 
 French: Contemporary area a | 
 
 319. AU CIRQUE MEDRANO. Brilliant small wore duplivine 4 the: interior 
 
 of a circus, with two figures performing upon the trapeze. A vigorous im- 
 pression. Signed at lower right, Max JAcop, and dated 1919. j 
 
 Gouache: Height, 14 “inches; length, 17 inches 
 
 Purchased from Max Jacob Exhibition at the J oseph Brummer Grileram 
 1923 
 
 (o0. ; ¥). ff. Freede . 
 GEORGE W. RUSSEEL 2 Aaa 
 Irish: 1867— 
 320. THE TWILIGHT HEARTS. A meadow at twilight dotted with trees 
 
 in a veil of mist; in the foreground a seated youthful female figure, a small 
 boy nestling by Heh side. Signed at lower right with initials, a E. 
 
 Height, 14 inches; length, 18 inches q 
 Purchased from the artist ; 
 
 0 0. C Ung (9° {See 
 
‘hird Session Thursday Evening, February roth 
 
 mous US E. JOHN, R.A. 
 British: 1879— 
 
 321. THE WHITE KERCHIEF. The head and shoulders of a gypsy, wearing 
 a white kerchief knotted under the chin, and facing slightly to the left; before 
 a background of gray-blue and yellow. A superb example of this master’s 
 
 work, painted with brio. 
 Panel: Height, 16 inches; length, 13 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 [ [llustrated | 
 
 127 
 
 ty 4 
 
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 96 
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 324. 
 
 CIO. 
 
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 ae 
 
 aes cre 
 / 12 : | Cc ott % Foust eg ; 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 DAVID BOMBER G i 
 
 Bas Contemporary cae oa . 
 
 MEDITATION [1913]. Tutetior with a sleeping: fee : 
 figure mirrored against | the door in mediation Brilliantly i 
 clear, even light. Signed at lower left, BOMBERG. 
 
 4. Panel: Height, 15% incilean 
 
 EDWARD: WADSWOR’ 
 British: Coney 
 
 Tempera « on board: Height, 16H, inches} "lena, ne nch 
 
 aig 
 j 
 
 Purchased from the artist = na 
 
 GWEN JOHN(/ es 
 
 British: Cont 
 
 yt), 
 PLES Soe bene 
 
 NUDE STUDY. Seated semi-draped female Roa of Taste ae contour” 
 olive oe ae and highly arched brows: her dark hair drawal, back 
 
 Background AE lilac tones. ee ree 
 Height, 17 "inches; width, 13 i 
 
 JEAN AUGUSTE BOMIN QUE INGRES. 
 tr oy 1/80 Jk eee cry = 
 
 -RAPHAEL ET LA FORNARINA eres Aa. Rls length seated 7 4 
 ure of the painter, wearing a black cloak, at his easel; his model, La For- 
 narina, leaning over him.with. her hands. about his.neck, while her brown 
 silk gown slips from off her bare shoulders. In the rear, a bearded man, 
 carrying drawings. Dark green background. 
 Height, 121%4 inches; width, 10% inches 
 
 Collection Baillehache 
 Exposition Ingres, Paris, 1911 
 The Alphonse Kann Collection 
 
 Reproduced in Ingres: sa Vie et son CEuvre, by Hen Lapauze, page 517g 
 | Illustrated | 
 
No. 325. RAPHAEL ET LA FORNARINA 
 
 By Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres 
 
a THE CLIMBERS. View of a deep ravine, shrouded in blue haz 
 
 328. THE SANDS AT LISSADIL. Centring the composition is a ‘oldena a 
 
 = 
 
 THE QUINN’ CO 070 2 Gen 
 
 GEORGE-We RUSSEL SAN eal 
 aoc Bais. 
 
 pool of evanescent water; in the foreground seven graceful maidens, 
 _ linked hands, climbing ie rocks. Under a greenish blue 17 ie wath 
 shades. Signed at lower left with the ae A eee 
 
 Height, 17s inches; Teng : in 
 
 Mifeel 
 
 GEORGE W. RUSSELL we F.”] 
 riser st Oye 
 
 Bunche: from a artist 
 
 TWILIGHT IN THE PARK. Mystic portrayal in transitory tones of 
 green and blue of a massive oak tree, and to the right a eee fem 
 figure. Signed at lower right with initials, a. E. 
 
 -Millboard: Height, 18 inches; ie 721 inches 
 Di shoed from the artist ae 
 
 lo GEORGE W. RUSSELL oe Be 2 em 
 
 Trish: 1 Yala 
 
 yellow sun, imparting shaded lights over an expanse of sands, and to the left 
 a vista of azure water; in the middle distance are faintly discernible wo 
 figures, and beyond a range of low-lying hills. Signed at lower right with | H 
 initials, A E. ; : . | 
 Millboard: Height, 18 inches; width, 12 inches _ 
 Purchased from the artist S| 
 
 NATHANIEL HONE, &.H.A. 
 
 Irish: 182 I—1917 
 
 COAST KILKEE, CO. CLARE. Subduedly-lit view of jagged coastline, 
 with grayish-green water and the white crested curl of an incoming breaker. 
 Two figures are faintly discernible at the edge of the rock, under a sky _ 
 heavily laden with nimbus clouds of cumulus form; in the foreground 
 graceful gulls. Signed at lower right with the initials, n H. | 
 
 Height, 1844 inches; length, 2814 inches — 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 130 
 
Thursday Evening, February roth 
 
 GEORGE W. RUSSELL [“A. E.”] 
 Trish: 1867— 
 
 THE SHINING SHALLOWS. Beach scene at low tide, with a small boy 
 and girl wading through the glistening shallow pools along the shore, re- 
 flected in the light of the setting sun. Signed at lower right with the initials, 
 
 AE. 
 i Height, 16 inches; length, 24 inches 
 _ Purchased from the artist — 
 [ [/lustrated | 
 
 ¢ WALT KUHN “i 
 American: Contemporary 
 331, STUDY OF A GIRL. Bust-length portrait; oval face of deep flesh tones, 
 
 Cloaked by long golden hair; before a background of varying greens. 
 
 Signed at right, WALT KUHN. 
 Height, 20 inches; length, 16 inches 
 
 a 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 131 {] ‘ 4 
 
 /Oo. 74 "VUE yh 
 ( 
 
Je do hs foi ORE sane COLLE CYT 1 Ole 
 
 GWEN JORW 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 332. DOMINICAN NUN. Three-quarter length reposeful figure, with highly 
 arched eyebrows, seated before a table, her hands resting upon a missal; she | 
 wears a dark habit, the cowl and loose sleeves delicately delineated and | 
 shaded. Finely modeled, sensitive work. On the back of the canvas is @ 
 clever study of a woman. 
 
 Purchased from the artist | 
 
 | 
 Height, 18 inches; width, 15 inches 
 | Illustrated | | 
 
 et ae 
 
1 Bhird Session Thursday Evening, February roth 
 H 
 nn peek SLAW S.O:N; oNwA, 
 ' q | . American: 1873— 
 
 3: 33: UNIVERSITY. HEIGHTS. A work of infinite vitality portraying a 
 
 snow-clad impression of the wooded heights; in the middle distance the 
 _ turquoise-blue waters of the Harlem River, and against a sky of fleecy 
 yaporous texture is outlined the dome of the Perey’ Hall of Fame. 
 Signed at lower left, E. LAwson. 
 
 Millboard: Height, 20 inches; length, 24 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
  Fetargel 
 p> 6. SPENCER F. GORE 
 
 z | | British: 1879—1914 
 
 | 334. A FROSTY MORNING [i910]. An impression in a subtle color scheme 
 
 of a natural garden flooded with the light of a brilliant wintry sun. In the 
 background, edcdnite forms of buildings seen through the cool mist. 
 
 Height, 20 inches; length, 24 inches 
 
 H-0. aa lH. f. Loy Le 
 = 4 | feet LAWSON, N.A. 
 
 . | American: 1873— 
 
 335- CAPE COD. Landscape bathed in sunlight of fleeting transitory mood, 
 7 dotted with gaily colored peaked-roof dwellings; in oe background a 
 
 ribbon of deep blue water, under an azure sky with vaporous tufted clouds. 
 Charming work of great breadth. Signed at lower left, E. LAwson. 
 
 Height, 20 inches; length, 24 inches 
 
 3 ee ftlncg 
 | 300. GEORGE W. RUSSELL [“A. E.”] 
 e Trish: 1867— 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 336. JAPANESE WEATHER [i910]. Colorful and mystic rendering of 
 i maidens reclining upon rocks by a blue sea, under the shade of Japanese 
 parasols. In the foreground are nude children; before an ivory toned sky 
 with a changing aspect of clouds. Signed at the lower right with the 
 
 initials, A. E. 
 Height, 20 inches; length, 27 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 133 
 
 a Gf 
 Yo. ll. f- Voy me 
 
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 T.-H E © Q U-IONIN). C0 0 L 2p Ga 
 
 GINO SEVERINI 
 é Itahans i AS 
 
 327 3 NATURD MORTE. Abstract tedden of bottles, a phe cea a goble 
 in particularly fine, clear tones of green, terra- -cotta and golden- -brown 
 against an orchid-mauve background, | Signed at oe Hehe ‘SEVERINI; an 
 
 at back, GINO SEVERINI. 4 
 . Height, Bey incheanerate 18 inch 
 
 ff 4b. aN ae | Az 
 GWEN JOHN 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 338. -E Ay PiAE iE MODELE. ‘Three-quarter- length eure Me a young gin 
 ‘standing by a table, her straight hair hanging over her shoulders and dressed 
 wtih a bow at the top. Before a shaded mauve background. | 
 
 ‘ 4 
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 . Height, 21% inches: Side 33 inches 
 Purchased from the artist ) 
 
 100. a eS ee ne. 
 PoE BR 
 
 Contemporar y 4 
 
 339. SELLE LIFE. A deep blue bowl, massed with naturalistic nee in the 
 
 ‘background a renaissance sculpture. Charming rendering pon aae with 
 impressionistic realism. Signed at lower left, BRUCE. - , 
 
 Height, 22 inches; Teer 1814 inches 
 
 0. f2 A. fonuce | 
 > (Dy EN 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 340. THE PALM TREE [1913]. Formalized landscape scene of interesting | 
 perspective, in tones of aubergine and green, against which are hoa 
 small white dwellings with peaked roofs. Dominating the composition 18 | 
 a graceful palm tree, with its lofty head outlined before the clear, brilliantly 
 lit sky. Signed at lower right, J. D. INNEs, and dated 1912. » | 
 
 Height, 22 inches; length, 30 inches — 
 
 134 
 
 ILO. LW, Kees. i 
 
Third Session Thursday Evening, February 10th 
 
 341. 
 
 BUCIEN PISSARRO 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 A FOOTPATH, ACTION. A shaded pathway, flanked by lofty trees 
 in spring foliage: in the middle distance a figure carrying a sunshade ad- 
 vancing toward a patch of moist green grass; the air is a-tremble with 
 silky opalescent mist through which the low-lying dwellings in the background 
 
 faintly gleam. Signed at lower left with monogram, LP, and dated 1907. 
 Height, 2114 inches; width, 18 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 [ [/lustrated | 
 
 135 ; 
 
342. 
 
 JULES Pees 
 Bulgarian: 1885— 
 
 PORTRAIT OF HERMINE L. DAVID. The artist’s wife. Portray-" 
 ing a young woman with blond short hair and sharp, intelligent features.” 
 Her right elbow rests upon her right knee and she supports her chin with 
 both hands, the face expressing deep reflection. Signed. 
 
 Height, 17 inches; width, 1% inches — 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 | [/lustrated | 
 
 136 
 
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 SN SE 
 
 ati a 
 
 —  —.————— SS 
 Third Session Thursday Evening, February roth 
 
 SEORGE W. RUSSELL [“A. E.”] 
 Irish: 1867— 
 
 } 343. IN THE FOREST. Dense wood of deep brown tones, with the gnarled 
 
 trunks of four lofty trees, their foliage glistening in the sun, under which 
 are grouped graceful girls, portrayed in green, white, rose and violet cos- 
 tumes. An unusual work of this artist, suggesting Venetian influence. 
 Signed at lower right with the initials, a. E. 
 Height, 24 inches; width, 16 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
 137 / 
 
 /$0- Lb fore. 
 
THE 0 UTN.N OC 0 Do) peace 
 
 GWEN JOHN 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 ‘we 
 
 344. STUDY OF A WOMAN. Three-quarter length seated figure of “7 
 mien, facing to left, wearing a drab costume, shadowed against the mauy 
 background. Portrayed with sincerity and fine craftsmanship. 
 
 Height, 24 eG bilge rs inch 
 Purchased from the artist . 
 
 GEORGE W. RUSSELL [“A. £7 | : q 
 Irish: 1867— | a 
 345. A QUEEN OF THE SIDHE. An erect, semi-draped figures in profile te 
 
 the right, holding a lyre and portrayed as a celestial being, in a burst of 
 sunlight. A fine color harmony. Signed at lower right with the initials, A. ae 
 
 Millboard: Height, 241%4 inches; length, 16 i incl ; 
 Purchased from the artist 7 
 
 40. pe dome. 
 
 CHARLES 3: ia 
 
 American: Contemporary q 
 
 346. LANDSCAPE NO. I [1916]. Charming =colorsiiamanonr. ‘an abstract 
 
 view of landscape rendered in geometrical form with a decorative unity of — 
 design; in finely shaded colors. Signed at lower left, sHEELER, and dated 
 
 TOTO: : | 
 Height, 24 inches; width, 18 inches — 
 
 MORTON L. SCHAMBERG 
 American: Contemporary . 
 347. SEATED FIGURE OF A WOMAN. ° ‘Threelqueeenaien=ieeamm 
 
 woman, with her face resting upon her hand. A luminous study in blues 
 and yellows. Signed at lower right, scHAMBERG, and dated 1911. 
 
 Height, 24 inches; length, 20 inches — 
 
 138 ; 
 0. f Ne PO ea 
 
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 fl 
 
 i. 
 
 ‘third Session — 
 
 — 
 a 
 
 Thursday Evening, February roth 
 
 DIEGO M. RIVERA 
 = Mexican: Contemporary 
 
 8. ist ILL LIFE. A decorative composition, in soft colors, portrayed in an 
 oval enclosing a veined marble-topped table, on which are a bottle of pre- 
 _ serves, two apples, and a knife. ‘The spandrels in bright blue. Signed in 
 the foreground with the initials, p. M. R., and at back, DIEGO M. RIVERA, 
 and dated 1915. 
 - h Height, 24% inches; length, 20% inches 
 
 JULES PASCIN 
 
 Bulgarian: 1885— 
 
 349. THE LOVERS. Cuban exterior scene: in the foreground a seated man 
 __ and woman, both dressed in white, the man wearing a sombrero, are talking; 
 _ between them stands a decanter. Other figures in the background at the 
 
 * ee 
 . right. —} 
 
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 ‘Height, 26 inches; width, 23 inches 
 
 6 a0. F t, ws / Gucinring 
 
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 MerrANIEL HONE, R.H.A. 
 Irish: 1831—1917 
 
 350. HASTINGS, SUSSEX [1890]. In the middle distance the cliff shadowing 
 a the small village, and the strand fringing the bay dotted with fisherfolk 
 drawing in their nets, while to the right is a vista of the open sea; under an 
 angry gray sky with hanging clouds. Signed at lower right with initials, N. H. 
 
 Height, 27% inches; length, 42 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 Exhizited at the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
 139 
 
TH EO UE N ON | GLO Dalene Gna 
 
 351. 
 
 ia.  _—_ 
 
 352. 
 
 Sipe 
 
 Jo. 
 
 wooded banks. Gulls are gliding and cresting the wae fe 
 ___ blue sky. Signed at lower left with initials, NH.) = Soeeee = EHR 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 c mae 
 
 NATHANIEL HONE, R:H.A. 
 Irish: 1831—1917 | | 
 
 ‘THE FERRYBOAT. The foreground i is acenbiad by ‘i rich. gee : 
 way, with the ferryboat carrying various white-capped figures, stee 
 the far shore, upon which other. figures are seen, shadowed by the 
 
 Height, 24 inches length, 40 nch 
 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
 AUGUSTE CH ype 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 CHEMINEAUX SUR LE PONT. Undulating landscape scene, the local: 
 
 color of which is slate-gray, with the road over the arched stone bridge 
 brilliantly portrayed in shaded white. “Two wayfarers are resting, and are 
 touched with splashes of rich crimson. ‘To the right of the bridge are popla : 
 and cypress trees. ‘The sky of deep kingfisher-blue tones. Signed at lower 
 
 left, A. CHABAUD. : 
 Millboard: Height, 29% inches; length, 42 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 3 
 
 ATTRIBUTED TO 
 WYNDHAM LEWIS 
 British: Contemporary ! 
 INTERIOR. A vorticist impression of a studio, portrayed in brilliant, 
 
 fresh colors, laid on thinly and boldly. 
 Height, 30 inches; length, 24 inches. 
 
 140 
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 No. 351. THE FERRYBOAT 
 By Nathaniel Hone 
 
fps ah ee Dene ts. Tia tee 
 
 THE QUINN @OLDE Gy a 
 
 ROBERT DELAUNAY 
 
 | French: Contemporary Sia 
 
 354. NOTRE DAME. Otic vista of the chevet of Note Dante 
 
 winding course of the Seine spanned by four bridges, under re 
 
 low-lying clouds checkered by innumerable lights. ‘Vividly rendered J 
 
 in a monotone of shaded blue. Signed at lower left, R. _DELAUNAY, ane 
 dated Paris, 1909. ae | Nek Uape 
 
 Ngee 30 inches ; width, 24 inches s = 
 4 I lustrated a | 
 
 # OCs | kre. a. Vu L hee Kol | 
 ATTRIBUTED ‘TO. hh Ao ; 
 JESSTH” DISMORR 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 355. MOVEMENTS. An abstract thought sikeavete in ae ‘olor suggesting 
 
 vital movement. Signed at lower right with indecipherable signature, — 
 
 , Height, 30 inches ; width, 25 nc 
 Lo. oe a. # ee 
 WALT KUHN: | | 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 356. WOMAN IN SHAWL. Seated half-length portrait of a woman in. 
 Spanish costume. Her arms are crossed before her breast, and the head 
 is inclined to the left. Signed at lower left, and dated 1920. } 
 
 Height, 30 inches; width, 25 nd 
 Purchased from the artist 3 
 
 60. She Ligh 
 
 MORTON Ly SCHAMB ERG 
 
 American : Contemporary 
 
 357. NUDE [i910]. Plastic expression rendered with ultra-modern sentiment, 
 of a three-quarter length nude figure with banded hair of blue tones, wearing | 
 
 a bracelet and holding a white drapery; before a deep green background _ 
 suggesting foliage. Curious flesh tints. 
 Height, 32 inches; width, 26 incles ei 
 
 Purchased from M. Knoedler €? Co., New York 
 
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No. 354. Norre DAME 
 By Robert Delaunay 
 
THE 0 UTM Ne Oe eee 
 
 Tae 
 
 French: panera 
 
 ahr 
 
 Phen dressing table, ‘neltttng a mirror in her left hand. nd 
 of form in vigorous colors. Signed at back, bee 
 
 AUGUSTUS E. JOHN, RA. 
 
 ) : British: 1879—_ 
 359. PORTRAIT OF ARTHUR SYMONS. Superb study ae 
 térateur seated, facing slightly to the left but looking to the c 
 head in a finely distributed light is modelled with a sculptural e 
 
 hand of intimate expression resting hee upon his. sic Before a 
 
 background. 
 “Heine 34. inches width, asi 
 Purchased from the artist, 1918. . 
 
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 GINO SEVERINI 
 Italian: Contemporary 
 
 360. LA DANSEUSE A PAILLETTES. Signed at lower right. 
 Height, 36 inches; length, 29 i 
 
 AUGUSTE C HABeiaae 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 361. PORTRAIT DE JEUNE HOMME. Seated profile figure of a young 
 man of intellectual mien, wearing lounge clothes and a soft collar; before a 
 gray-blue background; the well-modeled observant head silhouetted against 
 a lighter ground. Painted with brio. Signed at lower left, a. CHABAUD. 
 
 : Height, 39 inches; width, 29 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 4 
 
 (90. Tat 4 af Q) 
 
No. 359. PorTRAIT OF ARTHUR SYMONS 
 By Augustus E. John 
 
T- Hos, 230 20ers 
 
 JEAN MEDVZEN Gi. ; 
 
 French: Contemporary j 
 
 cigarette. Upon the table, in geometric abstraction, are a goblet of wine, a 
 fan and box of cigarettes. Strongly portrayed with intense color contrasts. 
 
 Signed at lower left, METZINGER. Pp 
 Height, 36 inches; width, 26 inches” 
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Third Session Thursday Evening, February roth 
 
 MORTON L. SCHAMBERG 
 American: Contemporary 
 363. SMILING GIRL.  Three-quarter-length seated figure of a vivid com- 
 plexioned girl, with banded hair, facing slightly to the right; wearing a 
 
 white blouse and purplish-blue skirt. Portrayed in luminous colors of 
 excellent values. Signed at lower left, scHAMBERG, and dated 1910. 
 
 Height, 30 inches; width, 25 inches 
 
 Purchased from M. Knoedler & Co., New York 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
 147 
 
 | So. 13 Bey hs Song. 
 
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THE QUINN “CODD: Gomes 
 
 364. 
 
 A boo. 3 : ALBERT GLEIZES 
 
 365. WOMEN AT A> WINDOW. Cubistic oe o two women seate 
 
 J - PIERRE PUVIS DE CHAVANNES a® 
 
 366. BEHEADING OF JOHN THE BAPTIST. ‘Phe eaindlyeaeure agi 
 
 000. 148 Dee {a 
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 “ERNE Se LAWSON, eNe PaNc 
 
 American: Lage 7 Ba a 
 MORRIS HEIGHTS. ~ Vaporous- view of a pellucid wate with 
 
 gaily colored tug; on the far bank, ascending country wooded with slende 
 beeches and dotted with dwellings, and large buildings silhouetted again 
 the sky. Massed in the LOR ar ey are bulrushes. Signed at lower | er 
 E. LAWSON. Shad, PA Height, 40 inches: length, 50 i ine 
 se PELE from the artist e te a 
 
 SRA PTE a a 2 
 
 pBrench; Contemporary — 
 
 at a latticed window facing on a wooded courtyard. | Dexterously execute 
 
 — 
 
 with richly laid colors. Sere at lower left, ALB. GLEIZES, and dated 19! ‘- 
 
 Ne eee ee 
 
 ; Height, re ‘inches ; length, 58 inche: 
 Purchased from the artist ee 
 ; a 
 
 French: 1824—1898 
 
 luminous nebula is depicted kneeling before a massive fig tree, in the flagges 
 courtyard, draped with the proverbial sheepskin: an expression of devout 
 resignation, though the hands are taut. To the left the powerful headsman 
 with sword raised, is about to strike the deathly blow; to the right the seem- 
 ingly unobserved figure of Salome in flowing dark aie, holding the charger 
 to receive the head. Signed at lower right, PUVIS DE CHAVANNES, and dated 
 1869. Height, 4 feet; length, 5 feet 4 inches 
 
 Note: As an example of easel- ‘picture from this master’s ; brush, it has been | a 
 considered the finest in America. ‘The portrait of the woman, too tender for 
 the true Herodias, is that of the Princess Cantacuzene, who later became the 
 wife of the painter. : 
 
 Exhibited at the Paris Salon, 1870 
 
 Exhibited at the Universal Exposition, Paris, 1889 _ 
 Exhibited at International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 On loan and exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, fro 
 
 1915 until its removal to the American Art Galleries 
 
 Purchased from Durand-Ruel & Sons, 1911 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
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 208 3) Uae bs COMpesItOn of lines and planes, in fresh, brilliant 
 
 ff 1k. - WILLIAM ROBERTS 
 
 369. 
 
 Oe: AUGUS QU 9 er 
 
 370. 
 
 i C / 00. 150 1) g onpek j 
 
 WILLIAM ROBERTS 
 
 British: Contemporary — 
 
 Purchased from the pee 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 OVERBACKS. A vorticist impression, portrayed mee great vitality in ; 
 ultra-modern composition of colors, against a millet-yellow backgr in 
 Signed at lower right, WILLIAM ROBERTS. . 
 Hehe 52% inches i a 424 in 
 Purchased from the artist : lag 
 
 British; 1879— a a Stee 
 THE MUMPERS [ioia}; In the tbackeronac are symmetrically disposi 
 
 olive trees outlined. before a fine blue sky hung with lavender-tinted clou 
 and a ribbon of low-lying mountains. In thé foreground a strip of waste 
 land fenced with palings, the encampment of a nomadic people, some : 
 whom are arranged around the glowing embers of a campfire emitting 
 volume of dense “plastic” smoke: a kneeling figure in a rose-colored dre 
 her head banded by a white kerchief, preparing a meal; two bearded me 
 the gaunt figure with flame-red hair holding a child; an elderly woman 
 two youthful figures. At the left is a group, dominated by the virile fig 
 turned from the spectator, wearing a greenish-blue frock and _ brilliant 
 crimson shawl, with a child in her arms. To complete this lucid and logical y 
 linked composition are a sleeping youth, a donkey and a dog. 
 
 Height, 9 feet; length, 13 feet 
 
 Note: An exceptionally important work of this master, powerfully drasea 2 
 and essentially modern in spirit, reflecting an influence of Puvis de Chavannes, 
 combined with a pellucid rendering of color values that is quite Manetesque. 
 
 Purchased from the artist, 1912 
 
 Exhibited at the New English Art Club, London, 1912 © 
 
 Exhibited at the Coffee House Club, New York, 1916 
 
 Exhibited at the Architectural League Exhibition, New York, 1921 
 
 | Illustrated | 
 
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 37 1. 
 
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 30. 
 
 373: 
 
 50 : Ais Aare. 
 
 CHARLES: H. 2S Aen OINes care ie 
 British Connor ae oe a 29 
 
 PORTRAIT OF LILAH McCARTHY | [MRS, GRANVILLE. 
 KER aie brilliant actress is seated in deep contemplation, wearl 
 hooped, décolleté costume and plumed headdress of the character of Do 
 in Shaw’s “Man and Superman,” in the act usually omitted from 
 acting version; by her side is a small table with her personal objects _ 
 it, and a reflecting mirror. The background of grayish-green with a_ 
 terious sense of space rendered in the Velasquanesque manner with pi 
 of subdued richness. Signed at lower right, CHARLES SHANNON, and 
 1907. : Ber. = 
 : Height, 6 feet 4 inches s length, 3 feet 11 inche 
 Purchased from the artist Bee a 
 
 On loan and Sr hibied at the M Linonnee Museum , Art, New York, fr 
 1915 until its removal to the American Art Galidies a 
 
 [Illustrated] — 
 
 DIEGO Ms RIN 
 
 Mexican: Contemporary 
 
 A GRANDEE OF SPAIN. An expressive cubistic work of convention- 
 alized renaissance design; depicting an erect figure, wearing a coat of chain: 
 mail and full leg armor; a sabre and pistol girdled about his waist.. Geo- 
 metrical background of harmonizing colors with fine gradations of tone.” 
 Interesting abstract work. Signed at lower left, p. M. RIVERA, and da ed 
 
 1914. | 
 Height, 6 feet 4 inches; width, 4 feet 3 ing es 
 
 WALT KUM . a 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 YOUTH. A stalwart young girl, wearing tights and trunks, her left foot 
 
 raised on a forged iron stand; before a draped background. Euerecticag work, 
 
 Signed at lower right, WALT KUHN. 
 
 Height, 6 feet 6 inches; length, 4 feet 11 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 4 
 
 152 
 
No. 373. Porrrarr oF Liran McCarruy 
 By Charles H. Shannon 
 
THE © UP NN, ©ClO lee y GP ie 
 
 VE DoW eB) VW AL DIS Vs O) he hots 
 
 Bunch: Contemporary 
 
 394. ROTTERDAM? (A vorticist conception of the harbor of Rotterdam 
 brilliantly colored funnels of moored ships, depicted in the _ abstra 
 strong blues, reds and black and white. Signed at lower ae E. WADSV 
 
 - and dated 1914; and at back, &. wADSwoRTH. ; 
 
 : Height, 50 inches; wa ne 
 
 Purchased from the ae a 
 
 $30. a blah, 
 | : WALL KUN RF 4 
 
 _ American; Ont 
 
 375. MAN AND SEA BEACH. An impression: a ai bern Hath many 
 people engaged at various pursuits. Dominating the curious composition a 
 two figures, one in peacock-green, the other crimson, standing by a bez 
 parasol; at the right a horse and above a diving figure, and a vista of blue 
 sea; under a shaded sky. Signed at lower left, wALT KUHN. ’ 
 
 Height, 7 feet; length, ro feet 
 
 Exhibited at the Paper ee International Exposition, San Francisco, | 
 
 California, 1916 
 
 ARTHUR BY DAY. 
 
 American: 1862— 
 376. DANCERS. A lyrical emotion, portrayed with a flow of rhythmic line 
 and the logic of space relationship, in a color scheme at once gorgeous and 
 fascinating. Depicting harlequinade figures enveloped in whirling drapery, 
 
 gracefully dancing. A superb representation of this master’s classic mod- 
 ernism. Signed at lower left, A. B. DAVIEs. ] 
 
 Height, 7 feet; length t2teers© inch . 
 
 Exhibited at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, — 
 
 California, 1916 
 Exhibited at the Architectural League Exhibition, nen York, 1921 
 
 | Illustrated | 
 
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No. 376. DANCERS 
 By Arthur B. Davies 
 
jhotal Ae O UTES Aiea eas aT ay 
 
 WALT KUHN. 
 American: On EOL aE 
 
 297. “HARLEQUIN itoistse ethadl sme: figure, larger than life size, e 
 and facing slightly to the left, wearing a costume checkered in blue ai 
 golden-yellow, with a white ruff; his hands clasped in front of him, 
 at his side the harlequin’s bauble. Before a deep Bt 2 | 
 blue-black. Signed at lower left, WALT KUHN. 
 
 Height, 8 fect; length, 2 feet 103 nch 
 Purchased ie the artist a 
 
 Exhibited at the A rchitectural League Exhibition, New York, 1921 
 
 df 9 ky | 13 —e 4 wey 4 
 
 PAUL GAS UI N 
 French: 1848—1903 
 
 378. DECORATED WOOD CEILING. In the central panel two conven 
 tionalized swans are suggested mirrored in similar forms to balance the 
 simple composition, before a light brown background, with a deep leaf-greer 
 border, on which are portrayed primitive fruits in rather barbaric colors 
 Inscribed with the satire: Oni soie ki méle y panse. 
 
 Height, 9 feet 3 inches; length, 12 feet 8% i inches 
 
 Note: A unique and highly interesting souvenir of Gauguin. It was — 
 painted about 1888 or 1889, at the inn where the artist todard during his i 
 famous sojourn in Pont- Aven, Brittany, France. a 
 
 (Fo. : Od, Baker 
 - KAKEMONO 
 
 Wu-tao-tze: T’ang Dynasty 4 
 
 379. WINTER LANDSCAPE. AND GEESE BY NIGH Tes Depictinaans the 
 
 foreground two graceful geese, the texture of the feathers perfectly indicated 
 
 with hardly a line or shade of internal modeling, standing by a snow-laden 
 
 willow tree with two perched snow-birds, and water plants; in the back- 
 ground a mystic portrayal of water. Signed on the reverse at upper right. 
 
 Painting on silk: Height, 9 feet 8 inches; width, 3 feet 8 inches 
 From the Collection of A. W. Bahr 
 
 156 
 
No. 377. HARLEQUIN 
 By Walt Kuhn 
 
4 
 
 MAURICE BS PRENDERGAST 
 _ American: SST 
 
 at 
 
 380. PROMENADE. A fia: vere 3 impressionistic -realis 
 3 - foreground a promenade with two. ee Bs and ae ue é 
 with a olen child in naturalistic pose; at the ene as ‘tal fi 
 ae sunshade. A background of ultramarine sea. flecked with gree 
 » sailing boats. A descriptive personal inter ptceaa of. move 1ent, 
 
 Exhibited at site Panama Page International Boonen 
 California, TOUOs ss > mae 
 
 ide ave 
 
 [J iam 5 
 
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 158 
 
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 No. 380. PROMENADE 
 By Maurice B. Prendergast 
 
THE QUINN (GO nm oun 
 
 EDWARD WADS W._© hee 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 381. COMBAT. An interesting definition, in strong colors, oe masses by plane 
 
 depicting the vitality of a combat. 
 Height, 6 toe length, 7 pe 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 A. A doe 
 Fi WYNDHAM LEWIS : 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 ae & 
 
 382. KERMESSE [1912]. Cubistic rendering of three festive figures, the cen 
 tral figure in rich yellow, the others in varying shades of red and —_ 
 Signed at lower left, wyNDHAM LEWIs, and dated 1912. 
 
 eek 8 feet 9 inches; enue 8 feet 11 inche 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 re AY. fess 
 WYNDHAM, LE Wa 
 
 British: Contemporary ‘ 
 
 383. PLAN OF WAR. A passionate attempt to express a profound emotion; fine | 
 
 arrangement of planes and lines, in strongly contrasted colors. Signed at — 
 
 lower right, WyYNDHAM LEWIS. — | 
 
 Height, 8 feet 4% inches; length, 4 feet 84 inches _ 
 Purchased from the artist . 
 
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 [END OF THIRD SESSION] 
 
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 160 
 
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 ae: | are 
 iad, 1927 at 2:15 p.m. 
 
 Pie. 384 to 519 Inclusive 
 
 CHARLES SHEELER 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 Crayon drawing: Height, 5 inches; length, 7)4 inches 
 
 Crayon drawing: Height, 534 inches; length, 7 inches 
 
 s ch subtle atmospheric effects produced by a filmy 
 
 oe 
 
 mere 
 
 GWEN JOHN 
 -_ British: Contemporary 
 
 / A. Uncdetron, 
 
 MARIE LAURENCIN 
 French: 1885— 
 
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 6. . TE HE LITTLE MULE. Figure of a mule with long mane and forelock, 
 “4 decorated with a blue and rose collar. Signed at lower right with the 
 
 Wash drawing: Height, 634 inches; width, 4 inches 
 
 aE ae 
 
 161 
 
THE  0U LN NG O°f ner aCe 
 
 207 DLAC KSEE cis, 
 large black eyes, 
 
 hang over her right shoulder. Signed at lower left, MARIE LAURENCIN. 
 
 mi (70. 
 
 MARIE DLAURENGCIN 
 French: 1885— 
 
 ‘Three-quarter length standing, sparsely draped figure, with ~ 
 wearing highly coiffed and coiled hair, strands of which 
 
 Wash drawing: Height, 8 inches; width, 5%4 inches 
 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
 oe poe Freese 
 
Fo Pourth Session Friday Afternoon, February IIth 
 
 MARK GERTLER 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 . PORTRAIT STUDY. A well-drawn head of a girl with large, languid 
 eyes; delicately shaded. Signed at lower right, MARK GERTLER, and dated 
 1g12. Pencil drawing: Height, 814 inches; length, 714 inches 
 
 Ad, Muthey’ 
 
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 Qo. MARK GERTLER 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 89. STUDY FOR A PORTRAIT. Head of a middle-aged lady, facing 
 slightly to the left, wearing a draped head covering; of clear outline, deli- 
 cately shaded and well modeled. Signed, MARK GERTLER, and dated 1911. 
 
 Pencil drawing: Height, ro inches; length, 8% inches 
 
 40. he 3 : Oe. 
 f HENRI GAUDIER-BRZESKA 
 French: ots 
 
 390. A CARICATURE. Facile drawing of the Countess of Oxford; in vivid 
 
 2 colors. Crayon: de ro inches; length, 8 inches 
 . 2o = ee oe | Le. K“e_. Ohete 
 
 EDWARD GORDON CRAI 
 E British: Contemporary 
 
 391. GRAY WELLING. A mass of chestnut trees fronting a rustic building. 
 Signed at lower left with the initials, E.G. c., and dated 1902. 
 Pen and ink drawing: Height, 1014 inches; length, 7% inches 
 From the collection of Maurice Magnus 
 16 ae 
 EDWARD GORDON CRAIG 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 | 392. AN OLD THEATRE. The colonnade and portico of a classic building, 
 with figures in the foreground. Signed at lower left with the initials, 
 E. G. c., and dated at lower right, Berlin, 1904. 
 
 Pen and ink drawing: Height, 10% inches; length, 8 inches 
 
 From the collection of Maurice Magnus 
 ae 
 
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THE 0 UPN N OO Toe rn 
 
 JOHN BUTLER YY AVIS ohare 
 Irish: 1839——1922 
 
 393. SEVEN STUDIES OF THE IRISH PUAYERSS9Portrai ee 
 the actors of the Abbey ‘Theatre Company, Dublin, known as the Irish | 
 
 - Players: SARA ALLGOOD, WILLIAM G. FAY, ARTHUR SINCLAIR, SYDNEY J. 
 MORGAN, J. A. O'ROURKE, FRED O'DONOVAN, EITHNE MAGEE. Each signed, — 
 
 J. B. YEATS, and dated 1911; and, with one exception, each autographed by 
 
 the subject. Pencil drawings: Heights, r0}4 inches; lengths, 11 inches © 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 § i209. _ tent Crees 
 
 SIR WILLIAM ORPEN, AR 
 British: 1878— 
 
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 204% NUDES RUDY sucated andtinen figure, with flowing hair, facing 1 to 
 the left. Finely modeled and shaded work. Signed at lower right, ORPEN. 
 Pencil drawnig: Height, 11% inches; length, 8 inchae 
 
 Purchased from the Goupil Gallery, London 
 
 eas et 
 £10. | GWEN oe 4 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 395. PORTFOLIO OF NINE WASH DRAWINGS. Charming child studied 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 fa i 
 oe ee eed Ie © cttA~nr 
 [19 - r f= SID AV ED vomit , : 
 
 ‘British: Contemporary 
 
 bar eneance Bite: ME aay Saas 
 
 396. HEAD OF A POET. Well drawn and finely shaded head with clear cut 
 features and wearing bushy hair. Signed at lower right, DAVID BOMBERG. 
 
 Pencil drawing: Height, 1134 inches; width, 9% inches | 
 
 JACK B. YEA TO} tie : . 
 
 Irish: 1871— . 
 
 207.” VHE CONCER A a intero. of a hall, with figures grouped upon the stages. 
 and the back view of a tense audience. Signed at lower right, JACK B. YEATS. 
 Crayon: Height, 12 inches; length, 18% inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 7 16 Je 
 [O. : A {9 ay “o 
 
th Session Friday Afternoon, February 11th 
 
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 rie HONORABLE NEVILLE S. LYTTON 
 
 British: racy a 
 
 O RTRAIT OF WILFRID SCAWEN BLUNT. Finely-modeled and 
 led head and shoulders of the late poet [father-in-law of the artist]. 
 
 ee at lower right with the monogram, NsL, and dated December, 1905. 
 
 Sanguine drawing: Height, 12 inches; length, 9 inches 
 
 rch from the Lytton Exhibition at the Ralston Art Galleries, New 
 
 York, 1914 : 
 AD i oJ Yo tl ame : 
 
 WALT KUHN 
 * a American: Contemporary 
 \UDE STUDY. Vigorous drawing of a reclining female figure, with 
 
 . be wed head. Signed at lower right, WALT KUHN. 
 : Crayon drawing: Height, 13 inches; length, 21% inches 
 
 ia based from the artist 
 
 4 Pa: . ; 
 
 , a \ A, b atthe 
 
 4 PIERRE PUVIS DE CHAVANNES 
 
 . 3 French: 1824—1898 
 
 : 00. ETUDE POUR LE PLAFOND DE L7HOTEL DE VILLE, PARIS. 
 a Memorial to Victor Hugo: an undraped erect male bearded figure, facing to 
 
 ‘the right, his left arm supporting a tablet. Inscribed at lower right with 
 
 t, the initials, P P C. 
 iCyayol drawing: Height, 12 inches; width, 7 inches 
 
 Purchased -,, Durand-Ruel && Sons 
 
 “108: | ant Y tur lew 
 fon BUTLER YEATS, Brg hia 
 Irish: 1839—1922 
 
 PORTRAIT OF PADRAIC COLUM. Three-quarter length portrait 
 of the Irish playwright and author. Inscribed at lower right: Padraic Colum, 
 
 _ by J. B. Yeats, 1907. 
 Pencil drawing: Height, 1314 inches; length, 9/% inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 165 C ; 
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 opera ayewapeet 
 
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 French: Contemporary 
 
 402. > LUDYIORINUDE: Full length standing figure of a nude an the ia Q 
 slightly inclined to the left, pensively fingering a strand of her wavy L 
 which falls over her right shoulder. 
 
 India ink drawing on silk: Height, 14 inches; length, 9 1 inl 
 
 From the James Gibbons Huneker = ollection 
 
 ff 30. Polish Renee PUVIS DE CHAVANNES 
 French: 1824—1898 a 
 
 403. ETUDE POUR “LA MUSE DES BOIS.” An erect classic female figure 
 undraped and holding a lyre; her right arm upraised. Inscribed at lowe 
 
 right with the initials, Pp Pc. 
 Pencil drawing: Height, 18 inches; width, 11 inl 
 
 Pi hee from Durand-Ruel & Sons 
 
 O60: PIERRE PUVIS DE CHA VeINEeS 
 French: 1824—1898 q 
 404. PORTFOLIO OF TWENTY-SIX PENCIL DRAWINGS. _Intereste 
 
 ing studies. 
 
 Purchased from Durand-Ruel & Sons ep 
 2 bo. JOHN BUTLER vente Rs, a 
 Irish; 38239—-1922 
 405. PENCIL DRAWINGS OF THE ARTIST AND HIS DAUGHTERS. 
 
 (a) Lity yEats. “Two small studies. 
 (B) Lity AND ELIZABETH C. YEATS. “Two small studies, in one frame. 
 (c) SELF-porTRaIT. Signed at lower left, J. B. YEATs, and dated 1920. _ 
 
 Height of (c), 1934 inches; length, 1334 inches : 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 /0. WALT [ke Hf 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 406. NUDE STUDY. Erect female figure, with her hands resting against her 
 back. Signed at lower right, WALT KUHN, and dated 1915. 
 
 i) ae 
 
 Crayon drawing: Height, 2014 inches; length, 1034 inch 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 Lo. em FHedle 
 
Pourth Session Friday Afternoon, February I1Ith 
 
 TOHN BUTLER YEATS, R.H.A. 
 Irish: 1839—1922 
 
 07. FOUR IRISH PORTRAIT STUDIES IN PENCIL. 
 
 F tA) YorK POWELL. Small study. Inscribed by the artist: York Powell, 
 Dublin, 1902. ; : 
 
 (8) Witurm «. Fay of the Irish Players. Small study. Autographed by 
 the subject, and dated May roth, 1903. 
 
 — (c) Smact serF-portraiT. Inscribed: J. B. Eats, by himself, 1902—to 
 John Quinn. | 
 
 (p) Serr-porrrarr. Inscribed: To John Quinn, from his friend, J. B. 
 YEATS, who here presents the unflattered truth—June 11th, 1919, N. Y. 
 
 Height of (D), 19% inches; length, 1414 inches 
 
 Pe 
 
 “CS 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 10. WALT KUHN 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 08. NUDE STUDY. Nude female figure, curiously poised on one foot. Signed 
 
 at lower right, WALT KUHN. 
 
 Neg Crayon drawing: Height, 2014 inches; length, 1434 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist : 
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 fury arin. 
 
 WALT KUHN 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
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 09. NUDE STUDY. Back view of an erect female, with her left hand 
 
 a resting upon her hip. Vigorous drawing. Signed at lower right with the 
 3 initials, W. K. Crayon drawing: Height, 2214 inches; length, 9/4 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 +. , ole . 
 
 a7 . PIERRE GIRIEUD 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 410. VITRAUX. Depicting the baptism of Christ by St. John in the River 
 Jordan. Apparently a study for a stained-glass window. Signed at upper left. 
 Crayon: Height, 23 inches; length, 18 inches 
 
 Purchased from International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
 167 
 
 f mae 6a. dd 
 
THE QUINN COT intoemn 
 
 WYNDHAM LEWIS 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 Betie THREE SATIRICAL DRAWINGS. 
 
 | (a) Nube [1912]. | 
 
 (B) BALZAC#L TO LG |e 
 
 (c) THE ARCHITECT. 
 All signed. | 
 
 (a) Water-color: Henn 1034 fochere foe 
 
 (B) Water- color: Height 714 inches; length, 
 (c) Pen drawites Height, 714 inches ; ee 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 GINO eee 
 
 Italian: Contemporary 
 
 412. PARIS SUBWAY, FERRIS WHEEL AND EIFFEL TOWER. ay 
 Crayon: Height, 23% inches; width, 19 inche 
 
 4 O : Mr net 
 ANDRE DERAIN 
 
 French: 1880— 3 
 
 413. STUDY OF A WOMAN’S HEAD. Characteristic head, draped, modeled 
 
 in sanguine and outlined in black. Interesting work. 
 
 Wash drawing: Height, 2414 inches; length, 181% inches — 
 
 a ah te 
 
 MAX WEB 
 
 Russian: Contemporary 
 
 414. TREES IN CENTRAL PARK. Signed at lower left, and dated 1911. 
 | Water-color: Height, 9 inches; length, 114 inches ) 
 
 LA ae 4 Wephe 
 
Vourth Session Friday Afternoon, February I1th 
 
 | meee. YY EATS, -R.H.A. 
 Irish: 1871— 
 415. THE POLITICAL MEETING [1909]. Vigorous drawing of a surging 
 crowd, with banners flying, listening to the address of their compatriot, 
 
 delivered from the window of a Paildine to the right. Of sombre tones 
 enlivened with touches of emerald-green. Signed at lower right, JACK B. 
 
 YEATS. Crayon and water-color: Height, 21 inches; length, 2844 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 Exhibited at International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
 | Illustrated | : 
 
 tf 169 bef tel Lesa : 
 
Tt Be Oe Ge Laan oan GOL D puGtai- 
 
 JACK “Bye SVE AVS 4 Rese 
 bas Irish: 1871— a 
 416. TWO WATER-COLORS. pee 
 
 (a) A TALE OF PIRACY. 
 
 (8) CATCHING THE DONKEY. 
 Both signed at lower right, JACK B. YEATS. 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 fis. ee 7a 
 
 TACK Be YEATS, an 
 Irish: 1871— 
 
 417. A WARNING AGAINST BOOK BORROWERS. The ferocio 
 | of a pirate, armed to the teeth with pistols, knives and a ee ‘Sig 
 lower right, JACK B. YEATS.  Water-color: Height, 104 inches I 
 
 A commission executed for Mr. Quinn 
 
 ¢ 
 Xo. ai Nee 
 MAX” W Bi 
 
 Russian: Contemporary 
 
 418. STILL LIFE. Signed at lower right, and dated 1910. : 
 Water-color: Height, 1r inches; length, 7%4 inch 
 
 ALBERT Gina 
 French: Contemporary 
 ‘419. THE MUSICIAN. Futuristic portrayal of an interior, with a musicia 
 
 seated at a piano. In the foreground an armchair in vivid mulberry-crims¢ 01 
 Signed at lower right, ALB. GLEIZEs, and dated Toul, 1915. | 
 
 Water-color: Height, 1034 inches; width, 8 inch 
 
 170 
 
 is 02 Dubbs 
 
fourth Session Friday Afternoon, February IIth 
 
 3 
 
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 a Peis ANNES 
 E British: Contemporary 
 
 420. THE MOUNTAIN. Neo-primitive conception of mountainous landscape, 
 i] with the high mountain clearly patterned and silhouetted before an opal- 
 7 escent sky. Signed at lower left, J. D. INNEs, and dated 1910. 
 
 . Water-color: Height, 11 inches; length, 15% inches 
 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
 171 
 
TH Ep OE COLLECTION 
 
 JACK BUS Ye AT se tee 
 Irish: 1871— 
 
 42 DONKEY RACE. Three urchins mounted on donkeys, galloping alo. 
 the beach; background of blue water. Signed at lower right, JACK B. YE 
 
 Water-color: Height, 11 inches; length, 17 inches | 
 
 -* : 4 
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 O saa a 
 
 JACK. B. YEATS,~ Ral 
 Trish: 1871— 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 HIS. 
 
 422; THEeRAING Hie RATING Interesting drawing of a coach and varion | 
 jaunting cars returning from the Galway races; with wash of pale blu | 
 Signed at lower right, JACK B. YEATS. | 
 
 Pencil and water-color: Height, 11%4 inches; length, aS inch es 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 (h- 60. WYNDHAM - 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 423. THREE VORTVICIST STUDIEs: 
 (a) HELL For iron [1914]. 2 
 (p) IN THE ForEsT [1912]. = 
 (c) Prorraction [1913]. 3 
 
 Expressions by pictorial and plastic form, in fine color compositions. All 
 signed. |? 
 (A) Tempera: Height, 8 inches; length, 1934 inches a 
 (B) Water-color: Height, 1144 inches; length, 15 inches 
 (c) Water-color: Height, 6 inches; length, 12 inches | 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 ae eae CHARLES oh fie 
 
 British: 1868—1909 
 
 424. CASINO DE PARIS. An arcaded view of the casino, and its a 
 gardens, with an animated group of reveling figures. In softly toned 
 colors. Signed at lower left, CONDER. F 
 
 Water-color painting on silk: Height, 12 inches; length, 16 inches 
 
 fino: 172 fee 
 
7 ee oy ee i eo : wares": _ 
 
 va riday A fternoon, F ebruary TIth 
 
 ca TrAUL SIGNAC 
 French: 1863— 
 
 OR OF MARSEILLES. In the foreground, on the placid, mirror- 
 hree “small sailboats are anchored, In the distance the sky-line of 
 opped by a steep clock tower. 
 
 4 Water-color: Height, 114 inches; length, 17 inches 
 
 d t from | International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
 GEORGE vt ne URY- HART 
 
 eee: American: Contemporary 
 
 Byay 
 «) & La 
 
 pea _Inceresting rendering of an interior, with a powerfully 
 
 “upon : a eee In effective wash eae Signed at lower right, HART. 
 
 > 
 
 a - Water-color: Height, 14 inches; width, 11 inches 
 
 L 
 ‘ A tin ae 
 
 mile 
 
 WALT KUHN 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 -ERMEZZO. Group of, three seated women, probably circus per- 
 me oa oetaam their turn to appear. Signed at lower right. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 14 inches; width, rz inches 
 
 ch, Hore 
 
 FREDERICK ETCHELLS 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 a: ed from the artist 
 
 28. aT WO VORTICIST STUDIES. 
 
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 (4) Eccentric. 
 
 “Pictorial expressions of abstractions; portrayed in intriguing color schemes. 
 As Both Spel at lower right, ETCHELLS, and dated 1915. 
 Water-colors: Heights, 14 inches; lengths, ro inches 
 
 Bly 
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 Purchased from the artist 
 
 he 
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 zz 173 » re MW / nade 
 ; f- {) (5 ged 
 
THE QUTN WN? “Cc 0 LE m Gum 
 
 C,H Asker oe CrOsNe 7 Dere 
 
 | British: 1868—1909 j 
 429. LA TOILETTE. Interior: two figures and a lapdog; the undraped figu e 
 to the left, with her right leg resting upon the divan, trying on a hat. 
 Signed at lower left, CONDER. Pastel: Height, 14 inches; width, 1o inches 
 
 Exhibited at International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
 ‘id £7 9. JACK Bia yebenelace r.H.A WW Mac 
 Irish: 1871— | 
 4320. 1 WY ORS iat Dis: 
 
 (A) THE oRATOR. Impressive figure of a man, with head delineated before 7 
 a green banner, addressing an audience. 
 Water-color: Height, 14% inches; width, 10 ine + 
 
 (B) Two female figures, seated by placid green water, conversing. 
 Water-color: Height, 1014 inches; length, 14% inche s 
 
 Both signed at lower left, JACK B. YEATS. 
 
 Purchased from the artist ; 
 
 ; 3 
 HELEN SAUNDERS hac 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 431. FOUR VORTICIST SUUDIES 
 
 (A) IsLAND OF LAPUTA. 
 
 (B) THE DANCE. 
 
 (c) CANNON. 
 
 (D) BALANCE. (a) Pen drawing: Height, 10 inches; length, 8% inches 
 (B) Water-color: Height, 1434 nches; length, 11% nches 
 (c) Water-color: Height, 1434 inches; length, 1134 inches. 
 (p) Water-color: Height, 1434 inches; length, ee inchig 
 
 The three water-colors are signed with the Bee Zi CF | 
 Purchased from the artist | _ 
 
 ~ EDGAR HILAIRE GERMAIN Bete 
 
 French: 1624-=1617 
 
 432. PAYSAGE. A steep, jagged rock mountain rises at the right, from a 
 cleaved, rugged foreground. From the left a road enters the middle dis- 
 
 tance and winds about a knoll. Vigorously rendered. Signed at lower right. 
 Pastel: Height, 15 inches; length, 19 inches 
 
 From the Hayashi Collection, American Art Galleries, 1913 
 
 174 
 
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 ~ spoceee ame 
 
 ir th Session : Friday Afternoon, February IIth 
 
 Pomeu RICE B. PRENDERGAST 
 American: 1859—1924 
 
 I DEC ORATIVE COMPOSITION [1914]. Landscape: in the foreground 
 
 up of animals and human figures, interspersed with trees. Signed at 
 
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 a 
 
 Water-color: Height, 16 inches; length, 22 inches 
 
 MAURICE oie thon ee Neo AS 1 
 American: 1859—1I924 
 
 ROCKS [191 1]. The cliffs in the foreground are crowded with the 
 figures a men, women and children, standing or sitting, and in bathing 
 costume or fully dressed. In the background the blue-green water, with 
 st cattered sailboats. 
 
 oCd 
 
 rae ay Water-color: Height, 16 inches; length, 22 inches 
 
 a JOHN MARIN 
 
 ia | American: 1869— 
 
 oz ioe 
 
 LANDSCAPE. Impressionistic view of a wooded mound under a wash of 
 blue sky. In the foreground rippling blue water. Signed at lower right, 
 
 “ea and dated 1915. 
 —| Water-color: Height, 16% sco et 1914 inches 
 
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 ace 3. Gallet 
 
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 i Meee YE ATS, R.H.A. 4 
 tg 167 i-— 
 
 3 6 6. BESIDE THE WESTERN OCEAN. Colorful illustration depicting a 
 group of four figures dominated by a stalwart bearded figure, in a seascape 
 
 setting. Signed at lower left, JACK B. YEATS. 
 Water-color: Height, gp inches; length, 2014 inches 
 
 4 Purchased from the artist alee 
 
 90. FREDERICK ETCHELLS 
 : British: Contemporary 
 
 437. ‘STUDY OF A HEAD. A cubistic depiction of a bust-length male figure, 
 * smoking a pipe and resting his head upon his hand, with an interesting ar- 
 
 rangement of surfaces in shaded tones, the planes and lines of which are 
 
 td defined in black. Signed at lower left, ETCHELLS. 
 
 3 Water-color: Height, 17 inches; length, 12 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 Sane ey Se. 
 
 w 
 
 / eo ta of {? ¢ ware , 
 
ANDRE DERAIN 
 French: 1880— 
 
 unity of design; in the foreground a gondola-like boat, and angelic form 
 silhoutted before a golden sky. At the upper right a colorful motive. 
 scribed at lower right: pour André Derain, Alice Derain. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 19 inches; length, 24% inche 
 
 [ Illustrated | : 
 
 ft 510. Ee f2. é. . j 
 
 176 "4 
 
“<— 
 
 rth Session me Friday Afternoon, February 11th 
 
 ANDRE DERAIN 
 4 French: 1880— 
 
 D ANSE ABANDONEE. Expressional rendering in vivid reds, blues 
 and gi eens; in the foreground a crouching and a reclining figure centring the 
 vigorous dancer. Signed at lower right, a, DERAIN. 
 
 = Water-color: Height, 19% inches; length, 2514 inches 
 
 AC, pT a aa ; 
 
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 7 ANDRE DERAIN 
 amy French: 1880— 
 9. MUSIC. Emotional rendering of a musical festival. A simplified com- 
 
 “position in brilliant colors. Inscribed at lower right: pour André Derain, 
 ype . 
 a lice Derain. - 
 
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 Water-color: Height, 1914 inches; length, 25% inches 
 
 ; JOHN MARIN | ne 
 ; American: Contemporary 
 
 | ARCHITECTURAL STUDY WITH TREES. Delicate abstract ren- 
 Bitcns of architectural forms: centring the composition is faintly discernible 
 a ‘a tree amidst foliage, and a wash of violet-blue sky. Signed at lower right, 
 _ MARIN, and dated 1915. 
 
 - oe oa | PTE RS Sa 
 
 Water-color: Height, 19% inches; width, 16% inches 
 
 tw Mew Ze 
 
 sr 
 
 WILLIAM ROBERTSE” 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 ae mayo VORTICIST STUDIES. 
 ~ (A) Dancer. 
 _ (B) ReExiction. An expressive work, rendered with sincere aforethought. 
 
 Signed at lower right and lower left, respectively, WILLIAM ROBERTS. 
 (aA) Tempera on board: Height, 20% inches; length, 20% inches 
 (Bs) Water-color: Height, 2934 inches; length, 22 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist — | re, , 
 T<. {3 ( UatLe Z 
 
 2 
 20. WALT KUHN 
 American: Contemporary 
 43. WOMAN IN ARMCHAIR. Three-quarter length figure of seated young 
 
 woman dressed in a loosely hanging peignoir. Her hair is braided and falls 
 
 in two tresses upon her breast. Sianed at lower left. 
 Water-color: Height, 24 inches; width, 19% inches 
 
 60. 177 if fe) ] 
 
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THE. 0.U INN) “6.047 Lol Gare 
 
 y 
 
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 JACK B. YEATS, SReveee 
 Irish: 1871— Coie Als 
 
 444. THE BIG PEDLAR. A massive man, wearing a drab coat and blue 
 trousers, his wares slung over his back, silhouetted before a blue sky with white 
 cloud masses. Signed at lower left, JACK B. YEATS. 
 
 Water-color: Height, 21% inches; length, 1514 inche 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
 7 aS q 
 B MeO. Sots ¥ ye ott ae 
 
 178 . 
 
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 comme 
 
 ur rth Risin . > _ Friday Afternoon, February r1th 
 
 <2 
 
 PIERRE PUVIS DE CHAVANNES 
 _ French: 1824—1898 
 
 [1891]. Sketch of mural painting at the Hétel de Ville, Paris. 
 Mystic rendering of wooded landscape, with a rivulet, and nude and semi- 
 draped classic figures, by the banks and bathing. 
 
 Pastel: avant 33 inches; length, 53 inches 
 
 Purchased from Durand-Ruel & Sons 
 ; oo . 
 
 me" Seek Be YEATS, RHA. 
 
 +9 7 Irish: 1871— 
 
 IE OLD ROAD TO CAHIRCIVEEN. Undulating landscape scene, 
 vith figures grouped on the road in the foreground, also a mule and a 
 she eep dog. Before a sombre sky. Portrayed in charmingly shaded colors 
 3 with broad brush work. Signed at lower left, Jack B. YEATS. 
 
 a Panel: Height, 9 inches;. length, 14 inches 
 SPirchased he Exhibition o if Society of a Artists, New York, 
 1923 : 0 : 
 
 cae | + aie ay. Qibhh roux. 
 ANGEL ZARAGA 
 
 French school: Contemporary 
 
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 ry 
 
 _ THE PARROT. Vividly colored bird, depicted perched in its cage. 
 
 : : Height, 1074 inches; length, 3¥4 inches 
 ” ? 
 ‘= | ie: ACE. IV_#ALT 
 
 7 
 
 a MmoRITON L. SCHAMBERG . 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 = 
 
 — Ce eer es Se ce 
 
 aa ~, 
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 | 8. SEATED NUDE. An ultra-modern conception of an undraped seated 
 ' girl, in luminous colors. Signed at back, scHAMBERG, and dated I9gII. 
 ve ’ Height, rz inches; length, 734 inches 
 
 Purchased from M. Knoedler & Co., New York Se fs 
 Ae O-hiacAt= 
 
 a 
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 : DERWENT LEES 
 
 Be British: Contemporary 
 
 : 9. CHEVAL BLANC, BASSES ALPES. Expanse of rugged country, and 
 : > skyline of snow-capped mountains; under a blue-gray cloudy sky. Fine 
 
 impression. Signed at lower left, DERWENT LEES, and dated 1913. 
 Panel: Height, 11 inches; length, 15 inches 
 
 jas: 9 Ftrargel 
 
THE 0 \0TN NO UC OL iene 
 
 450. 
 
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 451. 
 
 /6 
 
 453. 
 
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 454. 
 
 bo. 0. . if 
 
 fe- “DIEGO Mo Ret ees 
 
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 DRE SRAW ENS Ee 
 
 British: Contemporary 7 
 
 REFLECTIONS [Dorset, 1913]. A pool of limpid blue water, enclose 
 by rugged country, reflecting the tones of a blue sky massed with vaporot 
 clouds of cumulus form. Signed at lower left, LEEs, and dated 1913. 7 
 Panel: Height, 1144 inches; length, 1514 inche 
 
 French: 1824—1886 
 
 THREE GIRLS. A group of three young women against a wooded back 
 ground of blue depths, the overhanging leaves above their heads being yellov 
 and green and sharing in the warm golden light that falls upon the gi : 
 themselves. Signed at lower right. q 
 
 Panel: Height, 1214 inches; width, 8 inche 
 The Wm. Burrall Collection, Glasgow 4 
 
 The Wm. M. Chase Collection, American Art Galleries gh ge is 
 
 As Bay 3 GEORGE W. RUSSELL [“A. cae 
 , ( 
 Trish: 1867— 
 452. TUG OF WAR. Misty impression of landscape with five graceful femal 
 
 figures in the foreground, tugging on a rope against youths. At the upper 
 right a vista of water glistening as if plated with silver. Signed at lower 
 
 left with the initials, A. E. Height, 12 inches; length, 18 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist P LE ba -- 4, A tena 
 
 GEORGE. W. RUSSEL ae 
 Trish: 1867— : - | 
 
 THE DOVE-GRAY SANDS. Atmospheric landscape scene, with strand 
 of dove-gray beach fringing the bay. In the receding distance a mountain 
 and a glimpse of penetrating sunlight. Signed at lower right with the | 
 initials, A E. Height, 12%4 inches; length, 18 inchil 
 
 Purchased from the artist f? ae 
 F othion é 
 
 Mexican: Contemporary 
 
 STILL LIFE. Cubistic depiction of an artist’s palette as a backprounl to 
 a tumbler and a cigar. Interestingly rendered by the aid of a palette knife; 
 in vivid green and brown. Signed at lower left with initials, D M R, and 
 dated 1915, and at back DIEGO M. RIVERA, with the date 1916. 
 
 Height, 13 inches; width, 9 inc | 
 
I ourth Session r Friday Afternoon, February I1th 
 
 meno Us ES LOHN, R.A. 
 att Bet... British: 1879— 
 
 | 55. BOY ON CLIFF LEANING ON A STICK [Provengal Study, 1910]. 
 ~ Colorful study of a chubby, fair-haired boy, with his head turned to the 
 ator, and bearing his weight upon a stick. In the background green 
 
 ~ meadowlands. Panel: Height, 13 inches; length, 9 inches 
 | Purchased from the artist 
 
 | Exhibited at the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
 + PN 
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 — American: Contemporary o 
 
 56. TWO CUBISTIC STUDIES. 
 
 : a (a) Vicrory. 
 
 a (8) Houses. 
 Studies in soft colors. Signed at upper right and lower left, respectively, 
 | SCHAMBERG, and dated 1915. Heights, 14 inches; lengths, ro inches 
 BRar chased from M. Knoedler &F Co., New York 
 
 50. British: 1879— 
 457. RHYD-Y-FIN [Welsh Study, 1910]. Vigorous study, depicting an erect 
 ; peasant woman, wearing an aubergine shawl. By her side is a child, in rich 
 blue with splashes of yellow and red. Ina hilly landscape setting. 
 Panel: Height, 14 inches; length, 16 inches 
 Purchased from the artist . 
 Exhibited at the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 : PLAGE AU HAVRE [1911]. Colorful composition of animated figures 
 on the beach; in the background, gaily striped bathing tents, and the structure 
 of a boardwalk, silhouetted before a gray sky. Signed at lower left, 
 WADsWoRTH, and dated Havre, 1911. 
 
 } Millboard: Height, 14 inches; length, 18 9. 
 : y ; 
 do. GEORGE W. RUSSELL [“A. 5.2] C4*8. oS. Te 
 | Irish: 1867— 
 
 459 THE SWING. Delicate impression of a wooded meadow, with hayricks: 
 ! in the foreground two graceful figures swinging a child. Signed at lower 
 & left with the initials, a E. Height, 14 inches; length, 24 inches 
 | ——- Purchased from the artist 
 
 1 ” ¢, 
 - 7 181 Kl pele 
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 Boo. MORTON L. SCHAMBERG -Y, Gy ree 
 
 lo. EDWARD WADSWORTH @cottl ¢ fowls 
 
 4 
 MeGUSTUS FE. JOHN, R.A.6- ye Mall 
 
 f 
 
THE “QU TN IN ClO eG 
 
 GEORGE W. RUSSELL [“A. Ee 
 : Trish: (1867— 
 
 460. THE WELL. Misty view of rising meadowlands, with figures in 
 foreground drawing water from a well. In the background to the right 
 peaked-roof farmhouse, and hayricks silhouetted before a sombre sky. Signec 
 at lower left with the initials, a. E. Height, 14 inches? length, 24a 
 Purchased from the artist. : Ne : _ 
 
 Gd. GEORGE W. RUSSELL [“A. E.”] a 
 Irish: 1867— | , . = 
 
 Us edu, VISION. Mystic rendering: moorlands in deep-toned greens tinge¢ 
 with russet-browns, with the figure of a peasant affrighted and loosening th 
 
 hold on his spade as the vision of a maid appears with flowing gold halt 
 under a canopy of sky splashed with rich red. Signed at lower right witl 
 
 the initials, A E. +a Height, 15 inches; length, 20 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist qortin | 
 
 Or ee Se a a ea, 
 
 a7 
 3 
 
 LO. GEORGE W. RUSSELL [“A. E.”] 
 
 ) Irish: 1867— 4 
 
 462. THE SLEEP OF THE WORLD. In delicate tones of purplish- green S 
 and blues illumed by a subdued light: an impression of a spiritual thought. A 
 mystic figure reclining upon the grassy bank of a headland; in the foreoroulll 
 graceful rushes and water plants. Signed at the lower right with the 
 
 initials, A E. Height, 15 inches; length, 20 inche Z 
 Purchased from the artist te -\ 
 0 a ea GEORGE -W. RUSSELL] 34 my q 
 
 Irish: 1867— 
 463. THE DARK ROAD. Darkly shaded view of a pathway leading to wood 
 
 country, and four mistily delineated figures, the two in the foreground 
 conversing and carrying baskets. Deep brick-red sky. Signed at lower 
 
 left with the initials, a E. Height, 15 inches; length, 20 inches 
 Purchased from the artist — 
 JO- ARTHUR “Be Dea sy 
 
 American: 1862— 
 
 464. PRISM FRAMING. Angular figures portrayed with prismatic effect, emit- 
 ting oblique rays of light. Rendered in harmoniously- blended colors. Signed 
 
 ' at lower left, A. B. DAVIES. ts % 
 Tempera painting: Hielehe isis inches: length, 8% inches 
 
 ALO. bin a Werke | 
 
 a eb an 
 Dee ee : = a ” 
 Sig pine aig oH 
 
Tourth Session Friday Afternoon, February I1Ith 
 
 a. 
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 EVV IN JH TN 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 465. GIRL READING AT THE WINDOW [rtog11]. Interior of a simple 
 room, with the standing figure of a tall, slender girl, wearing a simple black 
 dress and holding an open book, her foot resting on a chair by the window. 
 This is a self-portrait of the artist, and is an interesting early work. 
 
 Height, 1544 inches; length, 914 inches 
 Exhibited at the New English Art Club, London, 1911 
 Exhibited at the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
 boo. 2 Be C. Uncle 
 
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 PoltBeRe Rot eR Uey eee CHAVANNES 
 French: 1824—1898 
 466. FEMME NUE [1868]. Graceful nude female figure seated before a 
 
 brook, her left arm upraised; before a background of wooded landscape 
 Signed at lower right, PUVIS DE CHAVANNES. “ 
 
 : 
 
 Height, 16 inches; width, 9% inca 
 The Henri Rouart Collection, Paris, 1912 2 a 
 F E26. WALT KUHN : 
 _ American: Contemporary 4 
 
 467. GLOW. Bisected panel, in white and terra-cotta, depicting at the left an 
 erect figure in shaded crimson outlined in blue. Signed at lower le 
 
 W. KUHN. 2 
 Panel: Height, 16 inches; width, rz inches 
 
 ins GWEN JOHN J f2. L 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 fee AN IMPRESSION. Three-quarter length seated resigned figure, facing 
 
 slightly to the left; wearing a dark gray dress. Neutral background. 
 Height, 16 inches; width, 13 inches” — 
 
 poe 
 46: AUGUSTUS ih ! Lut at en, 
 Sbicveies. gl. ie f, British: Re 
 
 469. WOMAN IN BLUE AND PINK—ST. CHAMUS. Gracefully-poised 
 “figure of a woman, wearing a long rich blue dress and a faded rose jacket; 
 
 with a meadow as background, sae in the distance an orchard. Expressive 
 work, rendered with great appeal to the “tactile” sense. 
 
 : 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 Panel: Height, 16 inches; length, 13 inchell . 
 Purchased from the artist 5 
 
 bso : thd. 6. 
 (yO Gs:: %. 
 SPENCER) Fo3Gpaw 
 British: 1879—1914 = 
 470. MORNINGTON CRESCENT, LONDON [1911]. Charming depic- 
 tion of the picturesque Crescent, and a subtle accentuation of architectonics | 
 in shaded sunlight; the railings of the gardens to the left enclosing a ves | 
 
 of foliage. Under a violet tinted sky. 7 
 Height, 16 inches; length, 20 inches” | 
 
 eG 184 ps fy - i gee ge 
 
| rth Session — Friday Afternoon, February I1th 
 
 GEORGE W. RUSSELL [“A. E.”] 
 Irish: 1867— 
 
 ND CASTLES. An impression of four nymphs, on a mound by the sea, 
 fie the light of a glowing gold sunset, depicted in delicately shaded colors 
 of igric quality filmed in a blue haze. Signed at lower left with initials, a rE. 
 f. Height, 16 inches; length, 20 inches 
 -urchased from the artist 
 GEORGE W. RUSSELL [“A. E.”] 
 
 Irish: 1867— 
 
 ,. HAULING IN THE BOAT. Poetic impression of two sylph-like maids, 
 ; pulling their boat onto the shore; portrayed in fluctuating shades of green, 
 _ in a mystic atmosphere. Signed at lower left with the initials, a. E. 
 
 Ye Height, 16 inches; length, 20 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 WALT KUHN 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 73. SURROUNDED BY INDIANS. Vividly imaginative work depicting a 
 - cowboy surrounded by Indians in full war paint mounted on _varicolored 
 horses, plunging and charging, firing rifles and pistols. Portrayed in spectrum 
 
 = colors. _ Signed at lower! left, WALT KUHN, 
 : Height, 16 oe Ge length, 23 inches 
 
 - 5 cig OO oo 
 
 2 C 
 ; Perens tk. PRENDERGAST 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 ¢% POLYCHROMED AND GILDED WOOD PANEL: DANCING 
 FIGURE, WITH STAG. Rectangular panel prepared with a coating of 
 “intonaco” and incised, depicting a semi-draped Eastern figure dancing, and 
 by her side a prancing black stag with gilded antlers. Before a convention- 
 alized sea background. Inscribed at lower left with initials, c Pp. 
 
 Height, 18 inches; length, 1144 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 Irish: 1867— 
 5. THE SILENT SHORES. Mystic composition, presenting in glistening 
 
 colors of opalescent tones a seated and a kneeling figure. Signed at lower 
 left with the initials, a. E. 
 
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 Height, 18 inches; length, 1134 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 oi i J. Purk 
 
 A ne 
 
 4 Ys, 
 o7° GEORGE W. RUSSELL [“A. B.”] 0X pace t ag ei 
 
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 Gr WEEN 9 S:Os Nees 
 British: Contemporary — P 
 476. THE MAUVE DRESS. Three-quarter length seated figrive easitig lig 
 
 to the left, wearing a deep mauve dress and a black scarf tied locke 
 neck. Background, of lighter tones. 
 
 High, inches; width, 113 ‘in 
 Purchased on the artist 
 
 Ee ae 474 Wer 
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 } British: Contemporary igo ee 
 
 477. GIRL READING A LETTER... Portrayed tin appre Ror tones, 
 
 figure of a young girl seated in a wicker chair, intently reading a let t 
 
 the sombre costume is relieved by an old rose banding at the neck, 
 Height, 18 : inches ; width, I 
 
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 Purchased from the artist 
 
 AUN G Eee ne 
 
 French school: Contemporias 
 
 478. STILL LIFE. Bowl of fruit in strongly contrasted colors; portrayed in 
 futuristic manner. 
 Height, 18 inches; lots 15 i inch 
 
 iO fo Pell] 
 
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 WeaAyio: KUHN 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 479. THE DANCER. Gold lacquered panel ce a sdancen fora lly 
 carved in intaglio-rilievo and outlined in blue. Neo-classic with futuristi 
 sentiment. Incised monogram at upper left, w x. : 
 
 Panel: Height, 18% inches; width, 1572 inch 
 
 ibis ay . Ww A 
 
 MORTON Dis Gres BERG 
 American: Contemporary 
 480. PORTRAIT OF A LADY.  Bust-length figure, facing the observer, 
 
 banded hair; in the characteristic manner of this artist. Signed at back, 
 SCHAMBERG. 
 
 Height, 20 inches; length, 14 ine 
 Purchased from Mo Krcedler ate .» New -York 
 
 186 Y 
 
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 Fourth Session Friday Afternoon, February Ith 
 
 Meas l US EF. JOHN, R.A. 
 British: 1879— 
 
 481. GROUP OF BOYS PADDLING [Proven¢al Study, rg10]. Luminaristic 
 
 work, depicting youthful figures wearing colorful garb and large sun hats, 
 paddling in vivid blue water, lightened in areas with the reflections of the 
 sun. Beyond is an undulating landscape. 
 
 Height, 18%4 inches; length, 24 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 Exhibited at the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 1913 
 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
 Tae . I- NW. Wok rte 
 
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 MARS D-E.N -HAReiia 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 482. THE FAENZA JAR. An early work of this artist, presenting a deep 
 blue majolica vase, shadowed before the ivory wall, which is hung with a — 
 brilliantly embroidered panel. In the foreground apples, a lemon, and a 
 small black pitcher. Portrayed with a subtle rendering of values. Signed at 
 
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 lower left, MARSDEN HARTLEY. 
 Height, 20 inches; length, 16 inches 
 
 | Illustrated | . 
 
 f v° 188 f {. > 4 ( nf APN €. 
 
 eT = ee 
 
Friday Afternoon, February IIth 
 
 WALT KUHN 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 RAIT. Bust portrait of a young woman in a white blouse with 
 lar fastened at the neck with a gold brooch. Her face is long and 
 ; and the features sharp and masculine. A heavy strand of her blond 
 hangs down upon her breast. Signed at lower left. 
 
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 Height, 20 inches; width, 16 inches 
 
 M. butthe . 
 
 GEORGE W. RUSSELL [“A. E.”] 
 
 Sa Trish: 1867— 
 
 OSS THE RIDGES. Ridged and furrowed field with a maid and 
 th enveloped in the hazy atmosphere of twilight; in the background the 
 ish hills of Donegal, before a deep blue sky. Signed at lower left 
 / with initials, a. FE. 2 . | 
 
 iP, rchased from the artist 
 
 Eo ne (a ey . 
 
 MiGustTeE CHABAUD 
 
 Height, 20 inches; length, 27 inches 
 
 ce fiat}, : -French: Contemporary 
 
 r 85. NATURE MORTE. | Broadly painted depiction of a tea and a coffee pot, 
 
 in slate-gray high-lighted in white, and a candlestick in brillant yellows and 
 greens, outlined before a gray-sky background. Signed at lower left, a. 
 
 CHABAUD. 
 : Millboard: Height, 2014 inches; length, 29% inches 
 
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 Purchased from the artist 
 
 ParCIEN PISSARRO ’ fe 
 French: Contemporary 
 
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 486. EVESHAM ROAD, STRATFORD-ON-AVON [1906]. The winding 
 road, in charmingly blended colors, with the violet-toned shadows of the 
 flanking lofty trees. Deep prospect of country enclosed by hedgerows, and 
 a distant view of Stratford. Under a blue sky with massed violet-tinted 
 clouds. Luminous work. Signed at lower left with the monogram: L P, 
 and dated 1906. 
 
 Height, 21 inches; length, 251% inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
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 Irish: 1867— 
 
 487. THE COCKLE GATHERERS. On the sand-dunes in the foreground — 
 are three graceful figures outlined before a stretch of evanescent still water, — 
 and beyond is a range of blue mountains, under an atmospheric blue sky 
 flecked with ivory clouds. Signed at lower left with the initials, a E. 
 
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 Height, 21 inches; length, 32 inches 
 
 Exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago, 1917 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
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 Jourth Session Friday Afternoon, February rith 
 
 Peer ea NIEL HONE, R.H.A. 
 Irish: 1831—1917 
 
 88. SHORE MALAHIDE, CO. DUBLIN. In the foreground an inlet of 
 placid water, reflecting the tones of a deep cloudy blue sky, and the crescent 
 of a rainbow. By the bank is a fishing smack. Charming rendering of 
 
 reflected lights. 
 
 Height, 26 inches; length, 40 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 [ Illustrated | : 
 
 BzTO . ser (Bide Baty ES. 
 
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 MO -ReD @ N 60, 8 CH AB ie 
 
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 489. HOLLYHOCKS. Flowers massed, in studied arrangement, in a glaze 
 
 pottery jar; before a varying blue background. A work of impressionist 
 
 realism. Height, 23% inches; bes 1794 inch 
 
 Purchased from M, Knoedler 8 Co., New York Nr 
 War 
 & 50. MAURICE B. PRENDERGAST — 
 
 | American: 1859—1924 
 
 490. THE WATERFALL [1911]. A nude young woman, Batt flowing h 
 
 and poised on one leg, stands at the foot of a small waterfall. She is sur : 
 
 rounded by trees and flowers, in a setting dappled with brilliant sunlight, 
 
 Signed at lower left. Height, 24 inches; length, 20 inch 3s 
 
 a. 
 
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 [LOO . MAU RCE eta VLAMINCK 
 4 Flemish: 1876— 
 
 491. STILL LIFE. On a kitchen table stands a coupe containing plums and§ = 
 pear, beside an earthenware jar. On a shelf against the plaster wall are a 
 candlestick and a jar with cover. Signed at lower right. q 
 
 Height, 24 inches; _ length, 29 inches f 
 
 te Oe NATHANIEL HONE, 4: A. Se 
 | Irish: 1831—1917 | : | 
 
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 492. ROCKS. AT KILKEE, CO. CLARE? (iVitctye ie eee sea 
 under an ivory-blue sky; to the right massive cliffs casting deep shadows. 
 Around are numerous graceful gulls. Though few colors are used in m | 
 
 composition the artist has divided them into an infinity of tints, obtaining | 
 an amazing effect of depth and recession. 
 
 Height, 24 inches; length, 4014 inch 
 
 $ fllirane | 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 G 6. ERNEST LAWSON, 
 American: 1873— 
 
 493. SEA GULLS. A late winter afternoon on the river: a pale orange sun is 
 faintly piercing the congested sky, its rays palely reflected in the waters 
 covered with drifting ice. A flock of sea gulls is seen circling closely over 
 the surface. Signe at lower left. 
 
 Height, 25 inches; length, 30 inches — 
 From the James Gibbons Huneker Collection 
 
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 HOLES PASCIN 
 Bulgarian: 1885— 
 
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 d 494. TWO ENGLISH GIRLS. Two young, partly disrobed girls are seated 
 i} side by side in an attitude of confidential chatter. A fine example of the 
 
 work of this gifted artist. Signed. 
 
 Height, 22 inches; width, 17 inches 
 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
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 PEAR Ut Stele seis tee leate 
 
 French: Contemporary a 
 
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 495. ARCADIAN LANDSCAPE. ‘Tall, slender trees rise in the foregrou n 
 
 forming a vaulted colonnade. At the right a dryad is reclining beside a we 
 
 fA. 
 
 a 251% inches; length, ate inch 
 
 CHARLES a 
 ~ American: Contemporary = 
 496. LANDSCAPE NO. 3 [1916]. An ultra-modern rendering of lm 
 . formative power, suggesting a mental vision of an architectural landscay 
 
 in finely contrasted blues, brick-red and green. Signed at lower. righ 
 
 SHEELER, and dated 1916. a 
 Height, 26 inches; length, 3 32 inl 
 
 [10. da Howell, 
 JUDE Sa ee CIN 
 
 . Bulgarian: 1 885— . 4 
 
 497. SPRING IN TAMPA. A tent rises in the middle foreground and a wor nd . 
 
 is seated under its shade. At the left a little lad is pushing a girl seated } 
 
 a swing. Palm trees and dense shrubs surround the little group on all sida 
 Height, 26 inches; length, 30 ine 
 
 (70. - tle. Ke. 
 NATHANIEL HO NERS ae 
 Irishs: 1831-1917 
 498. SPRAYED CATTLE. Impressionistic view of richly wooded countr 
 enveloped in autumn foliage. In the foreground two massive elms, an 
 grazing and resting cattle, flecked by innumerable lights and shades; at the 
 
 upper left a vista of deep blue sky. Signed at lower right with initials, nw” 
 Height, 28 inches; length, 36 nches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 JACQUES Wom | 
 French: 1874— 
 
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 By a 
 
 499. ATELIER DE MECANIQUE. A scientific emotion of fore power 
 exhibiting the interior of a workshop. An ideographic representation, execute 
 
 in charmingly blended colors. Signed at lower left with the initials, 7 v 
 Height, 2814 inches; length, 3534 inche 
 
 / 7 . 194 - Nowra | 
 
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 Fourth Session Friday Afternoon, February 17th 
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 Pore MINE OL. DAVID 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 } 500. LAKE, CENTRAL PARK. View of the limpid transparent water, with 
 
 rowboats, and the trees in summer foliage; in the background tall buildings 
 silhouetted before a finely-toned sky, and at the left a glimpse of a bridge. 
 Signed at lower right, HERMINE L. DAVID. 
 
 Tempera on millboard: Height, 16% inches; length, 19 inches 
 
 . Purchased from the artist 
 | [dlustrated | 
 
 0. 195 Ls A. AY Ce TA 
 
THE QUIN N* CO foun 
 
 JEAN METZINGER 
 7 Ae rench: Contemporary | 
 
 500A. TETE DE FEMME. Bee in upper right-hand ¢ corner. 
 
 REDE PEGs ETCHELLS 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 501. PIGEON AND JUGGLER. _A work of sincere contemplative 
 geometrically defined. Portraved with great vitality, in charming gre 
 of tone. Signed at lower right, ETCHELLS. Bi) 
 
 Height, 30 renee? rents a inche 
 Purchased from the artist a 
 
 1& ae TS hoa = 
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 AUGUS LE CHAR 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 502. LE CIRQUE. Post-impressionistic view of an arcaded domed arena, witl 
 a gray horse mounted by a Columbinistic figure in yellow, and two clown 
 standing upon a crimson carpet; around, portrayed with a certain tensenes 
 is the audience, and in the foreground a back view of two spectators 
 Signed at lower right, 4. CHABAUD. | | 
 
 Height, 29 inches; length, 36 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist | 
 
 /ko. 196 dual yori | 
 
Fourth Session Friday Afternoon, February rith 
 
 ; 
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 houN -S.7CURRIE 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
 p 503: THE WEEK’S WAGES. Interior view of a peasant dwelling: in the 
 foreground a table about which are grouped factory maids awaiting their 
 pay; at the open doorway an elderly figure wearing a crimson hat. Por- 
 trayed with an excellent rendering of values. Signed in the foreground, 
 J. Ss. CURRIE, and dated 1911. 
 
 Height, 30 inches; length, 4014 inches 
 
 [ I/lustrated | 
 
 me. & « 197 - Zs egy fF 
 
‘THE QUINN COLLE OT Igm 
 
 ERNEST LAWSON, -N.A. 
 
 American: TSyg— 
 
 504. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS [1905]. ‘The wooded height 
 
 summit. of the hill is aie: a eaten edeeoee building. 
 charming atmospheric perspec unos Signed at. mae boy 
 
 AUG WS: TE CHABAUD 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 505. LE TROUPEAU SORT APRES LA PLUIE erect. “vivide pe 
 of landscape, with a large barn from which the sheep are emerging 
 pasture after the rain, with their shepherd shadowing the right oe 
 wearing an old red coat and followed by his dog. ‘To the right are three 
 
 massive pollarded trees with their curious branches delineated before a grayish 
 
 blue sky. 
 Millboard: Height, 30. inches; ea 41 inches 
 
 Purchased from Grafton Galleries, London, Second Post-Impressionist Ex 
 hibition, 1912 
 
 Exhibited at International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, Ig! 3 j 
 [ Illustrated | | 
 
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 Le TrRoupeAU SorT APRES LA PLUIE 
 
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 J; Di UNiNeES 
 
 British: Contemporary 
 
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 506. ARENIG [North Wales, 1913]. Brilliantly lighted view of mountains, 
 
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 delineated before a vast sky of clear blue, veiled by heavy, low-lying clouds 
 In the foreground masses of bulrushes. Portrayed in imaginative colors 
 suggesting the texture of enamel. Signed at lower right, J. pD. INNEs, an 
 
 dated 1913. - 
 Panel: Height, 34 inches; length, 45 inches 
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 ) Fourth Session Friday Afternoon, February r1th 
 
 M a nn 
 
 Pec OUES]-VILLON 
 French: 1874— 
 
 507. FILLETTE AU PIANO. Abstract impression of a young girl playing a 
 piano, executed in brilliant colors, the dominating tones of which are blue, 
 violet and mauve. A sincere expression. Signed at lower left, JACQUEs 
 
 VILLON. 
 Oval: Height, 51 inches; length, 58 inches 
 
 Purchased from the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 
 1913 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
 201 
 
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 Lh -(L. Cle 6 
 
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 WA slo te Kary 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 508. FLOWERS. Large flaming-red, brown and yellow blossoms rise majes 
 tically from a vaporous white glass bottle against a background of old rose 
 
 curtains. Signed at lower right. 
 Height, 36 inches; width, 20 inch 
 
 Purchased from the eee a 
 H 100. Ce Jie 
 
 CHARLES) COIN ieee 
 
 British: 1868—1909 : 
 
 509. A RIVER NYMPH [1905]. A semi-draped figure seated by a waterfally 
 and a lake with idling swans. In the background a classic pavilion, and in 
 
 the left foreground a sculptured putto as a fountain. Richly wooded scene, 
 in charmingly blended colors. “Signed at lower right, CONDE: and dated : 
 
 1905. y | 
 Height, 36 inches; length, 28 inch | 
 
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 Purchased from the Goupil Gallery, London 
 
 Nae) a4 
 [00- —s 4A : 
 
 JEAN METZINGER 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 5094. PAYSAGE. Landscape; in the foreground a cabin. Signed at lower right. — 
 Height, 36 inches; length, 29 inches — 
 
 qo: | Bel: 
 
 GIN Of S32 V EAR aie 
 
 Italian: Contemporary 
 
 510. LA DANSEUSE. Figure of a woman dancer, with her right leg raised iff : 
 a high kick and supported with her right hand. Signed at lower right. 
 
 Height, 36 inches; width, 29 inches 
 
 7 < : ve F. 24 Decree 
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 rt 7 Session - Friday Afternoon, February rth 
 
 Bate Bt iy AWS OIN | NA: 
 
 American: 1873— 
 
 HOBOKEN HEIGHTS. Luminaristic view of the deep ravine, wooded 
 with slender saplings finely powdered with driven snow; rendered broadly 
 with a subtle quality of movement. Among the boulders are two goats, and 
 to the right a vista of the Hudson and a colorful array of buildings and 
 chimney stacks. Signed in the foreground, E., LAWSON. 
 
 i Height, 38 inches; length, 48 inches 
 Pui chased from the artist 
 
 2. on LinrG ACen 
 
 Baer 1  GLEIZES 
 
 a French: Contemporary 
 
 2. LANDSCAPE AT TOUL. Signed at lower left and dated 1913. 
 . | Height, 36 inches; length, 29 inches 
 
 Pe 2m ~ 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 Jio0 : 4- ort sel. 
 
 JOHN BUTLER ical is mg aed 2 ee es 
 Irish: 1839—1922 
 PORTRAIT OF MISS MAIRE O’NEILL [of the Irish Players]. “Three- 
 quarter length seated figure, with lustrous black hair and gray-blue Irish 
 
 eyes, wearing a blue blouse with shades of violet and a black skirt; before a 
 draped background of shaded green. Signed at lower right, J. B. YEATS, and 
 
 ___ dated New York, 1913. 
 . 7 Height, 44 inches; length, 3314 inches 
 | Purchased from the artist 
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 So. Boe Micirc x, 
 
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 CHARLES.H..SHANNON, A.R.A, 3 
 
 British: Contemporary F 
 
 S04. SAPPHIRE BAY. Romantic rendering of water nymphs: at 
 right a gracefully erect undraped figure holding a flowing white drapery | 1 
 the foreground a seated figure with coiled gold hair fondling a small child; 
 by her side are glistening sea shells. Charming work, Venetian in arabesqu 
 and, despite the flat modeling, modern in sentiment. Signed at lower 1 righ 
 C. H: SHANNON, and dated -1903-1906. Me : 3 
 
 : : Height, 46 inches; width, 3414 inche 
 
 Purchased from the artist - 
 
 Ce +7 4 
 
 . 
 
 JACQUES VIER Owe 
 French: 1874— ‘ | 
 
 515. PORTRAIT-DE M.:J.-B., PEINTRES Gunes relativity: of form, sug-_ 
 gested in brilliant blues, greens, rose, biscuit and a brown of ocherous t tones. : 
 Signed at lower left with initials, 7 v. | 
 
 Height, 51 inches; ean; 35 tne les 
 
 7 te Howell, 
 
 WAL To * Kiara 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 516. ‘THE TRAGIC COMEDIANS. A vigorous work: two erect figures, 7. 
 and female, larger than life size, in theatrical make-up and wearing tights and 
 trunks; the male figure of distinctly tragic mien, the companion figure in 
 an Meade of boredom. Before a background of SETA, black curtains. 
 Signed at lower right, WALT KUHN. | | 
 
 Height, 7 feet 1144 inches; width, 3 feet 9 inch 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
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 Pourth Session Friday Afternoon, February I1Ith 
 
 ANDRE DERAIN 
 French: 1880— 
 
 517. LE JOUEUR DE CORNEMUSE. Neo-primitive depiction in “flat paint- 
 ing,” the colors laid with little indication of modeling by means of chiaro- 
 scuro: a low-lying hamlet and shaded lake, with a road flanked by poplars 
 leading into the foreground to the mound at the left where the bare-legged 
 piper is playing. At the right, dominating the composition, is a tree, and a 
 fluttering bird silhouetted against an expanse of sea and a sky with menacing 
 gray clouds. Signed at the lower right, a. DERAIN. 
 
 Height, 6 feet 1 inch; width, 4 feet 11 inches 
 
 Purchased at Third Kahnweiler Sale, Hotel Drouot, Paris, 1922 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
 205 
 
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 ALEXANDRE BILANG So 
 
 French: Contemporary 
 
 518. DEUX AMIES. Interior with two figures, one standing ina reddish-brown 
 dress, the friend kneeling and measuring, wearing a shaded blue dress. 
 Before a neutral background and a hanging chintz panel. In the foreground 
 a work-basket. A broadly painted work. Signed at lower right, A, BLANCHET, 
 and dated 1912. : > : ‘ 
 
 Height, 6214 inches; width, 4414 inches 
 Purchased from the International Exhibition of Modern Art, New York, 
 
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 [ Illustrated | 
 
 et ) 206 7 €4-0Ar-90 + A 
 
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 awe wi 
 
 E ). PRENDERGAST : 
 American: 1859-1924 
 
 rion of a fwooded: landscape, ate numerous figures 
 e trees, and others grouped in the foreground; 
 tretch of water, with a sailing boat, and beyond a 
 Signi ied at lower right, PRENDERGAST. 
 
 _ . at erent Height, 7 feet; length, ro feet 
 
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 Paci International Exposition, San Francisco, 
 
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| FIFTH AND LAST SESSION 
 Saturday Pergiery £2,.0927 at 27% 5 p.m. 
 — Catalogue Numbers 520 to S11 Inclusive 
 
 EHISTORIC POTTERIES, AFRICAN ART OBJECTS, EGYPTIAN 
 AND GREEK OBJECTS, COREAN AND CHINESE POTTERIES 
 AND PORCELAINS, AND MODERN SCULPTURES 
 
 A small collection of prehistoric pottery objects excavated in the cemeteries 
 
 along both banks of the Nile throughout Egypt and Nubia. Their date may 
 be set at approximately 4000 B.C. 
 
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 0. Rep AND BLAck STONEWARE SAUCER AND Rep Potrrery SAUCER 
 _ CANDLESTICK, VasE AND Bow. 
 
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 3 Five small miscellaneous pieces. 
 
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 21. Rive ers ee awious oe GLAZED AND UNGLAZED 
 a | Porrery SusPENSION JARS : 
 
 _ Bulbous and acorn-shaped, and of varying sizes. 
 Heights: (one), 314 inches; (two), 5 inches; (two), 41% inches 
 ae | ‘ 
 
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 SMALL IncIsED RED PoTrery JAR 
 Pear-shaped, with spiral and wave-line incisions. 
 
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 FIvE MiscELLANEOUS SMALL DecoratED Rep Porrery RECEPTACLES 
 
 yellow featuring triangular lattice panels, zigzag bands, herringbone and 
 
 arrow motives. 
 
 Four MisceLttangous DecoratEp Porrery RECEPTACLES 
 Three bowls and a cup. Decorated with a series of wave-lines, diagonally 
 striped radiating bands and herringbone motives in ochre-yellow. 
 
 Height of cup, 3% inches 
 
 Decoratep Rep Porrery VasE anp Twin Bow. 
 The vase has wide flaring trumpet mouth and double foot. Decorated with 
 herringbone motives, diagonally striped reserves and radiating wave bands. 
 
 209 
 
 Height, 4 inches 
 
 Four cauldron-shaped, the fifth bow-shaped. Archaic decoration in ochre- 
 
 Diameters, 4%, 4, 3 and 2 inches 
 
 Diameters of bowls, 7, 6% and 4% inches 
 
 Height of vase, 414 inches; height of bowl, 3 inches 
 
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 520. 
 
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 531. 
 
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 533: 
 
 5 34. 
 
 535° 
 
 530. 
 
 Four MiscELLaNgEous Giazep Rep Potrrery Jars 
 
 Bulbous, acorn and vat-shaped; three are meant to be suspended. On 
 
 rim glazed in black. 
 Heights, 614, 534, 5 and 434 
 
 Four MiscELLANEOUS PoLisHED RED Potrrery Bow ts 
 
 Hand-modeled, slightly varying in shape. a 
 Diameters, 8, 514 and 4 inches 
 
 Four Rep Porrery SUSPENSION VASES | 
 Oviform in shape; the mouths of all four vested in a brilliant black el 
 
 Heights, 614, 51%4 and 5 in 
 Four Rep GtazEp PoTrrEery SUSPENSION VASES 
 Very similar to the preceding. a 
 Heights, 5 and 4% in 
 
 Four Rep anp Brack GLazEpD PotTrEery VASES 
 
 Conical in shape. Similarly glazed to the preceding. % 
 be Heights, 934, 92, 9 and 7% ine 
 
 Four Rep and BLack GLazED PoTTERY JARs. 
 Varied in shape. Similarly glazed to the preceding. | - | 
 
 Heights, 434, 4, 334 and 234 inches — 
 THREE Rep anp Biack GuiazEp PoTTery Jars | 
 Pear-shaped, similarly glazed to the preceding. a 
 Heights, 734, 7 and 6 inches 
 
 ‘THREE RED GLAZED POTTERY SUSPENSION VASES 
 
 ‘Two oviform, the third pear-shaped. Monochrome, red glaze of varying 
 brilliancy. | 
 
 Heights, 7, 634 and 54 inches” 
 Stix RED GLazEp PoTTrEerRy SusPENSION BowLs AND Jars 
 Of varying shape. “Two have black charcoal-glazed rims. : 
 
 Heights, 6, 5, 4%4, 4%4 and 3% inches 
 
 THREE Rep PotrEery Bowts | 
 Polished interior, rough exterior, sides strongly retreating to base, flaring 
 mouths. 
 
 Diameters, 10%, 9 and 8 inc 
 THREE Decorated Rep Porrery Bow ts 
 
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 Of differing shapes. Decorated with radiating bands and reserves of stipple | 
 
 and archaic leafage in ochre-yellow over the Bey : - 
 Diameters, 734, 6% and 6 inches 
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 210 a. 
 
h and Last Session Saturday Afternoon, February 12th 
 
 — Decoratep Porrery Jars 
 
 ying in color from a yellowish-gray to terra-cotta. Bulbous, each with 
 © pierced tubular handles. Decorated with spirals and wave-lines in drab 
 
 Wy be 
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 , Heights, 6 and 5% inches 
 
 Two Decoratep Porrery Jars 
 
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 Similar in shape to the preceding. Decorated with spirals, zigzag reserves 
 and wave-lines. 
 
 Heights, 6 and 5 inches 
 
 “THREE Bowts in Rep Po.tisHED AND UNPoLIsHED PoTTrery 
 
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 Two circular, the third oval with rising sides. 
 mi Diameters, 6 and 5% inches 
 
 D ECORATED Rep Potrery BoTrLeE-vasE AND Two BEAKERs 
 
 Fr gerne me 
 
 The vase is pear-shaped, the beakers have broad black glazed rims of great 
 brilliancy. Archaic decoration in ochre-yellow. 
 4 Height of bottle-vase, 7 inches; of the beakers, 514 inches 
 
 PTR Oe Res 
 
 wo PorrEery Jucs é 
 
 - Bulbous bodies, slender tubular necks and trumpet mouths; each has a loop 
 handle. One glazed in black, the other in red, ieeavated with horizontal 
 Bde black bands. -—-| 
 
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 Heights, 614 and 6 inches 
 
 A Oey rere, — 
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 Rep GiazEp Potrery Bow anp VAsE 
 
 (a) Cauldron-shaped, broad flat rim. 
 
 =) Narrow body, swelling slightly toward base, with flaring wide mouth. 
 Heights, 4%4 and 5% inches 
 
 Two Rep Porrery SusPENSION JARS 
 
 (a) Inverted acorn-shape. 
 (s) Inverted pear-shape, pointed base; embryo lip. 
 Heights, 7 and 9g inches 
 544. Turee Rep Grazep Potrery Jars 
 ~All more or less ovoidal, with wide ringed mouths. 
 ‘ Heights, 10%, 9% and 8% inches 
 
 545. Four Rep Porrery Jars 
 | Two top-shaped, the third ovoidal and the fourth bulbous. The two first 
 
 mentioned have a black glazed mouth and base respectively. 
 Heights, 1214, 14, 934 and 7 inches 
 
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 546. 
 
 547- 
 548. 
 
 49: 
 
 550. 
 
 551. 
 
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 Five GiazEp PotrEry BowLs anp Jars 
 Varying in glaze Og a yellowish-brown to a brownish-black. [ Repai S, 
 Heights, 10, 814, 6 and smi ch 
 
 Two Rep PoTTrery VASES 
 
 Both more or less club-shaped. One has a very broad hace glazed bar 
 around the mouth. Of the other only the lip is glazed in black. 
 Height, 10% in che 
 
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 4 
 
 Two Rep Porrery DEEP DisHEs anp Iwo Bowtis a 
 Varying in color from terra-cotta to a yellowish-rose. Widely varying ir 
 shape. 3 
 
 Diameters, 1034 and 8% inche 
 
 ‘Two Larce Rep PotrEery Bowts 
 
 (A) Inverted bell-shape, executed in pale red-brown pottery. 
 
 (B) More or less conical. The interior covered with a terra-cotta glaze, al 
 
 is the exterior of the rim. | a 
 Diameters, 12 and 10 inches 
 
 ‘Two LarcE RED anp BLack GLazEp Portrery VASES 
 
 Elongated inverted pear-shape. The black glazed 1 rims are vested with 
 metallic briliancy. Narrow flat bases. q 
 Heine 17 wee 16 inches 
 
 GLASS AND GLAZED POT TERYS ea 
 
 SMALL GLass VASE By Salt 
 
 Large funnel mouth, spirally ringed in relief; hemispherical body from which 
 spring two loop handles. Yellowish-white glass with earthy incrustations. 
 A perfect copy of a Phoenician specimen. 
 
 Height, 314 inches 
 SMALL GuLazED Porrery JAR By Volkmar, American, 1841-_ 
 
 ‘Tub-shaped, with high shoulder and embryo lip. Sang-de-boeuf glaze. : 
 Height, 4%4 inches 
 
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 7 3. SMALL GuazED FaIENCE JAR By A. Robineau 
 Cloudy bleu de ciel and soft mauve dappled ground superimposed here and 
 _ there with areas of pearly iridescence and immature rainbow-tinged sunbursts. 
 ~ On stand. Monogram impressed on base, and dated 1912. 
 
 q ? Height, 534 inches 
 
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 4. AGATE Gass Bottle By Sala 
 
 _ Bulbous body with four irregular projecting bosses near neck; heavily rimmed 
 
 _ lip. Curious gray-ivory and blue-veined agate-like glass. 
 
 Height, 7% inches 
 
 Gxiazep FarENcE Gourp BorrLe By A. Robineau 
 Intricate splash glaze in which vertical bands of greens, yellows and peach- 
 bloom predominate. On stand. Monogram impressed on base, and dated 
 
 = 1914. 
 Height, 6 inches 
 
 Two Smatt Guazep Faience Vases = By Volkmar, American, 1841- 
 
 One pear-shaped, the other ovoid. Both covered with a well-imitated sang- 
 de-boeuf glaze. Both signed on base with incised “V”. 
 Heights, 6%4 and 5% inches 
 
 GLAzED FarIENCE JAR | By Volkmar, American, 1841- 
 Ovoid, with wide mouth. The color of glaze is a shade darker than that 
 
 of the preceding number. Signed with incised “V” on base. 
 Height, 6% inches 
 
 Parr SmaLL GLAzED FAIENCE BOTTLE-VASES 
 By Volkmar, American, 1841- 
 
 Bulbous bodies, slender tubular necks. The whole covered with a purple and 
 blue streaked flambé glaze. Signed with incised “V” on base. 
 Height, 8 inches 
 
 559. GLazEp FalENcEe VASE Probably by Volkmar, American, 1841- 
 Alberello-shaped, covered with a thick, firm pin-holed, green glaze resem- 
 
 bling the patina on antique bronzes. 
 Height, 8% inches 
 
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 563. 
 
 564. 
 
 565. 
 
 566. 
 
 567. 
 
 GLaAzED FaIENCE JAR By Volkmar, American, 1841. 
 Inverted pear-shape; embryo lip. Yellow-tinged olive-green glaze. Signed 
 on base with incised “V”. aa 
 Height, 8 inch i 
 
 SMALL GLAZED FaIENCE BALUSTER VASE : 
 
 By Volkmar, American, 1841 
 Dense ivory-white crackled glaze, al here ag baa areas of brown veinin gs 
 and indentations. Signed on base, “voLKMAR.’ | 
 
 Height, 834 it aches 
 
 GLazED FaIENCE JAR By Volkmar, eae 18. 41- 
 Baluster-shaped; yellow-tinged olive-green glaze. Signed on base with in 
 Cisedanvas 
 
 Height, ro ind 
 
 Grass CouUPE Signed, Sala 
 Graceful inverted bell-shaped bowl resting on a high spreading pedestal fag 
 Frosted pale amber-colored glass. Under Venetian influence. | 
 
 Height, 77% inches; diameter, 934 B 
 
 PaLE AMBER GLass COUPE | Signed, 
 
 Very similar to the preceding. 
 | ee Gl inches 
 
 LarcE Grass Frurir Bow. Probably by Sal | 
 
 Inverted dome-shaped bowl on high spreading pedestal foot. Greenish- yell | 
 frosted glass. 
 
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 Height, 9 inches; diameter, 11 inch Bs: 
 
 Two Frencu Guass VASES 
 (a) Ovoid, with high shoulder and wide mouth. 
 (B) Pear-shaped body and very long tubular slightly spreading neck. Ona 
 
 orange-yellow glass. 
 Heights, 1034 and 23%4 inche 
 
 PoLYCHROMED FaIENCE GRouP By Erzsi Fejervary, Hungariat 
 CLEOPATRA. ‘The Queen is depicted standing between a crouching mal 
 and female slave, her hands resting upon their shoulders. Signed at bott ; 
 Height, 934 inche 
 
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 Note: ‘The original water-color drawing for this group [10 by 114 
 inches], signed by the artist and dated Kecskemet, 1913, will be sold wi 
 ; 
 
 this piece. 
 
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 EGYPTIAN AND GREEK OBJECTS 
 
 EcyP1 an MorHer-oF-PEARL SHELL XII Dynasty, 1100 B.C. 
 qT © back bears the seal of Usertsen I. Serrated edge. 
 
 bar 
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 age 
 ~ SMALL YELLOW Stone UNGUENT Jars E gy ptian 
 
 ree with globular, the remaining two with ovoid bodies. All have flat 
 is and all but one have two pierced handles. 
 
 THREE AssorTED MarsiE PERFUME Bort tes Egyptian 
 4 laid shapes, all having pierced embryo handles. 
 
 ; p Ten Inrerestinc Minrarure UNGuentr Jars Egyptian 
 
 Widely varying shapes. Executed in marble, vari-glazed pottery and diorite. 
 ae? 
 
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 . Two Carvep STONE PENDANTS Egyptian 
 
 (a) Ram of Ammon-Ra, exquisitely carved. 
 @) The Son of Thoueris in the form of a tapir. 
 On wooden bases. 
 
 3. Five Primitive TERRA-coTra AND CLay STATUETTES 
 Crudely modeled human and animal figures. On wooden bases. 
 
 Two Miniature Terra-cotra Heaps Iron Age 
 
 Coarsely modeled. In the larger of the two, the eyes are indicated in white 
 and the mouth, nose and eyebrows in black. On wooden bases. 
 
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 575. Mrntarure STONE CARVING Ansient Creek 
 
 4 Head of Aphrodite [?]. Iridescent incrustations. On wooden base. 
 Height, 14 inches 
 
 576. Lava STonE CarvING Ancient Greek 
 
 Miniature head of a goddess. 
 Height, 114 inches 
 
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 578. 
 
 579: 
 
 580. 
 
 Sous 
 
 582. 
 
 583. 
 
 584. 
 
 585. 
 
 Similar to the preceding. 
 
 MINIATURE CaRVING IN VEINED GREEN GRANITE : 
 Figure of Hekt, goddess of birth and longevity, i in the form of a rem 
 
 Hoste a4 
 FivE ANCIENT GREEK MInraturE Heaps ’ 
 Three of Aphrodite, executed respectively in terra-cotta, lava stone and lime. 
 stone. Terra-cotta bust of Zeus, and head of an unknown deity, also it 
 terra-cotta. 
 
 MarsLE UNGUENT JAR Ancient E gy ptiar 
 Squat-shaped, with retreating rounded rim. Executed in green-speckled gray 
 
 ish-white marble. 7 
 Hees 2¥5 inches 
 
 MintaTuRE Marsit—E UNGUENT Jar 
 
 Height, ye 4 di 
 
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 ANCIENT Ecyprian DiortreE Bown. 
 
 Cup-shaped. [Rim damaged. ] q 
 Height, 234 inches; diameter, 314 inches 
 
 MINIATURE CaRVED WoopEN PENDANT | Egyptian 
 Ammon Pantheistic. A divinity combining the head of a ram, as Ammon, 
 the body of Ptah Embryon, and the wings of the hawk Horus. a 
 
 Height, 2 inches 
 Dior1irE UNGUENT JAR WITH COVER je, egyptian 
 Vat-shaped; with two pierced embryo handles. 3 
 Height, 214 inches 
 THREE MINIATURE JARS _ Ancient E gyptian 
 
 Two ovoidal, the third bulbous in shape. All three with pierced embryo loop 
 handles. 4 
 
 MINIATURE Motrritep Brown AND YELLOW MarsBiE Cup 
 Ancient E svnnie om 
 Small loop handle with rudimentary monster head finials. 
 
 Height, 134 inches; diameter, 1% inchel 4 
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 PINE, Mars_e PERFUME VIAL Early Egyptian 
 
 with two orifices. 
 
 Brack STONE Bowt anp Minrature Diorrre UNGuEenT Jar 
 
 = Ancient Egyptian 
 3owl crudely modeled; irregular in shape. Jar barrel-shaped, with two 
 
 embryo loop handles. 
 ‘a | Height of jar, 2 inches; diameter of bowl, 334 inches 
 
 : Four PERFUME VIALS Ancient Egyptian 
 B3 euted respectively in limestone, black and yellow stone. Slightly varying 
  egg-shapes. One has embryo loop handles. 
 
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 9. Two Miniature UNGUENT Jars Ancient Egyptian 
 One of white clay, the other of terra-cotta. Barrel-shaped, with tiny pierced 
 loop handles. | : 
 
 a ; Heights, 21%4 and 2% inches 
 
 _ Two Earty Ecyprian Vases 
 ~ One trumpet-shaped, executed in obsidian. The other, a miniature model, 
 similar in shape, executed in black stone. 
 
 a. ArcHaic CLay STATUETTE 
 Two facing, crudely modeled, female figures joining hands over a pedestal 
 
 surmounted by an urn. [The upper body of one figure is missing. | 
 Height, 3%4 inches 
 
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 STELE IN CARVED STONE Egyptian 
 THE OFFERING. In the centre the head of the cow goddess Hathor flanked 
 
 by seated votaries. 
 Height, 4 inches; width, 3% inches 
 
 Two Minrarure Brack Stone VAsEs Ancient Egyptian 
 
 Trumpet-shaped. 
 Heights, 3 and 2% inches 
 
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 597: 
 
 598. 
 
 599. 
 600. 
 
 601. 
 
 THREE Biack STONE UNGUENT Jars , Ancient Egy 
 Ovoidal in shape, of varying dimensions. Each with two pierced embry 
 
 loop handles. | 
 Heights, 44, 3% and 3% | 
 
 ANCIENT EGYPTIAN OpsipIAN BowL 
 
 Irregular in shape; crudely modeled. wee q 
 Height, 334 inches; diameter, 4% inche 
 
 SMALL HEap oF Man 1n Brack GRANITE Ancient E gypi 
 
 Finely modeled archaic head. On stand. 
 Total height, 7 in 
 Purchased from Joseph Brummer 
 
 CarvING IN Lava STONE Greek, Approximately V Century B.( 
 
 Head of Zeus. On wooden base. 4 | 
 Height, 214 inches 
 
 4 
 
 SMALL EGYPTIAN ALABASTER UNGUENT BowL 
 
 Squat globular body, adorned with two small pierced handles. ; 3 
 Height, 214 inches; diameter, 314 inches 
 
 SMALL ANCIENT PHOENICIAN GLass BowL 
 
 Cauldron-shaped. Yellowish-white glass vested with an opal iridescence an id 
 
 earthy incrustations. 
 Height, 2% inl 
 
 SMALL ANCIENT PHOENICIAN GLass Bow. 
 Similar in shape to the preceding. Blue-tinged clear glass with opal iridescent 
 areas and earthy incrustations. — | 
 Height, 234 inc 1es 
 
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 ANCIENT PHOENICIAN GLass UNGUENTARIUM 
 Bottle-shaped yellowish glass frosted through age, with here and there ; 
 
 opal iridescence. 
 
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 Height, 234 inc \es 
 
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 DecoraTeD GREEK TERRA-coTTa Ky.ix 
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 a: Approximately IV Century B.C. 
 
 he ‘exterior of hee coupe decorated with a group of soldiers afoot alternating 
 ith equestrians. Executed in black on a reddish ground. [ Damaged. ] 
 Y Height, 3 inches; diameter, 7%4 inches 
 
 Minrature Bronze STaTurTTE Ancient Egyptian 
 ight Eire of Osiris wearing the “Atef Crown.” Densely patinated. 
 
 Height, 3 inches 
 
 R RA-COTTA ANIMAL FicurE Ancient Egyptian 
 
 > form of a duck. 
 Height, 3 inches 
 
 ARVED LimEsToNE ANIMAL FIGURE — Egyptian . 
 
 2 teclining lion. [The tail i is Pete | 
 Aa * Height, 3% inches; length, 6 inches 
 
 eo Old Kingdom Bee, Approximately 2980-2475 B.C. 
 Pe ccrs oviform body, short cylindrical neck and broad flat rim. Mottled 
 _ reddish and yellow marble. : 
 _— ewer Height, 4% inches 
 
 etnearune etna) STATUETTE Ancient Egyptian 
 _ Erect figure of Horus, wearing the tresse [sidelock of youth]. The head is 
 surmounted by a crown. 
 
 ’ % Height, 4% inches 
 
 _ BLUE-GREEN GuiazEp Porrery UsHaptTiu Egyptian 
 Black painted wig, hands and a vertical row of hieroglyphics. Crudely mod- 
 
 eled wooden base. 
 ; Height, 4% inches 
 
 . Two Biue Guiazep Porrery UsHapTiu Egyptian 
 
 One on wooden base. [Have been restored. ] 
 Height, 4% inches 
 
 ALABASTER JAR Egyptian, II Dynasty, 3400-2980 B.C. 
 Cylindrical body, slightly narrowing toward the top. 
 From Abydos 
 
 Height, 414 inches 
 
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 618. 
 
 CLay STATUETTE Egyptian, XII Dynasty . 
 Figure of Thoth, the Ibis god with human body. Posed with one @ 
 advanced and the arms hanging straight down. Executed in bluish-g “ 
 clay; good workmanship. | 
 : Height, a inches» a 
 
 SMALL TRANSLUCENT ALABASTER VASE 
 Egyptian, Old Kingdom Period, Approximately 2980- -2475 B. G 
 Trumpet-shaped, with rounded lip and foot. 
 Height, 434 inch 
 ‘TANAGRA STATUETTE » 1 
 Seated child, raising one hand to its mouth, the other holding a bird. Ome 
 wooden base. | a 
 Height, 5 inches — 
 SMALL TERRA-coTTA LECYTHUS Greek, V Century B.Gy 
 
 Decorated with rectangular lattice bands, rays and other motives in black 
 upon a reddish ground. } 
 Height, 5 inches: 
 
 Two BLuE GLAZED por ene UsHastiu or Toms Ficures 4 
 Egyptian | 
 The wigs are vested with a turquoise glaze. “The lower body bears a vertical 
 band of hieroglyphics. On wooden bases. = 
 
 | Height, 5 inches 
 
 MINIATURE TANAGRA GROUP 
 
 PsyCHE AND EROS. On wooden base. - 
 Height, 5% inches 
 ‘TANAGRA STATUETTE : | 
 Figure of a child seated on a galloping horse, and holding a cornucopia in 
 One, arin., 
 
 Height, 514 inches 
 
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 ‘TANAGRA STATUETTE a 
 Upright figure of a youth, wearing an elaborate headdress. “The right arm 
 is raised to the mouth. ' 
 Height, 7 inches 
 Porrery FLask Egyptian, XVIII Dynsty 
 Known as “Queen Hatshepsu’s New Year Bottle.” Circular body, and 
 cylindrical neck flanked by two crouching monkey figures. The flat sides and 
 upper part of body bear bands of conventional motives and hieroglyphics. | 
 
 The lip is shaped in form of a full-brown lotus. 
 Height, 7 inches 
 
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 Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty 
 
 Height, 5% inches 
 
 SH-I ROWN STONE Jar ~ Ancient Egyptian 
 
 1 bod, with embryo lip and adorned with small pierced handles; narrow 
 ‘ounded foot. 
 
 Height, 6%4 inches 
 
 TER ie 
 
 Height, 6% inches 
 
 iN GLAss PerFuME Borte 
 ed body, slender slightly swelling neck and cauldron 
 
 How-hued een glass. 
 } Height, 6% inches 
 
 Bi Biur ‘Giazep Porrery Usuaptiu Egyptian 
 
 | | Height, 7% inches 
 E ANCIENT AraBic Giazep Porrery Jucs 
 
 body and ringed neck narrowing towards the ringed lip. Shaded 
 nn glaze. 
 
 Heights, 734 and 6 inches 
 
 RATED TERRA-coTra LecyTHus Greek, V Century B.C. 
 ior driving his chariot drawn by three prancing horses, executed in black 
 -a reddish-brown background. Conventional bandeau decoration. 
 
 . . Height, 8 inches 
 
 sh aped body, projecting tubular neck and strongly outcurving rimmed 
 
 th. Yellow-tinged olive-green glass. 
 Height, 8 inches 
 
 AN CIENT PHOENICIAN GLass CANDLESTICK 
 
 # ‘ubular shaft with ringed bobéche; wide, circular, slightly domed foot. Thin 
 poish glass, with mother-of-pearl iridescence and earthy incrustations. 
 Height, 8 inches 
 
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 628. Ancient Ecyprian PatmMwoop Mask 
 
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 Head of a young man wearing a turban-shaped headgear. ‘The features area 
 
 sharply chiseled, the eyelids, eyebrows and pupils outlined in black. 5 
 
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 Height, 104 inches 
 Purchased from Daniel Z. Noorian “a 
 
 [ [llustrated | | 7 | 
 
 629. DrcoraTED TrErra-coTra Lecytuus Greek, V Century B.C. 
 
 Body decorated with lance-carrying warriors in repose, executed in black upon 
 
 a reddish fond. q 
 Height, 7%4 inches 
 
SN Bes: aig! step ete vtiviately. eooye 2475 B.C. 
 , Testin on short ote shaft; narrow circular base. 
 
 ed with horizontal cloudy-white wave-bands. 
 fhe; = 4 ee aaa Height, 734 inches 
 
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 Height, 9 inches 
 
 Greek, V Century B.C. 
 
 - warriors armed with shields and lances. 
 
 Height, 8% inches 
 
 Egyptian, II Dynasty 3400-2980 B.C. 
 Ne, with “roped oe below which is a narrow bandeau incised 
 
 Height, 1414 inches; diameter, 714 inches 
 
 A frican-Congolese 
 T oe is Rice a a grotesque fetish. 
 
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 Carve WoopEN BatTTrLe ree New Caledonian 
 ‘Painted Berard glade. | 
 
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 37. CarvED AND PoLycHROMED WoopEN Mask A frican-Dahomey 
 ~ Negro head covered with a blue skull-cap on which is carved a grotesque 
 seated figure. 
 
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 6309. 
 
 640. 
 
 641. 
 
 642. 
 
 643. 
 
 644. 
 
 645. 
 
 646. 
 
 SCULPTURED Woop Heap 
 
 Grotesque head with « curious headdress, the eyes of inset metal plagues 
 
 an elongated neck. 
 
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 CaRVED AND PoLYCHROMED WoobEN Mask African, Soudan Region 
 
 Negro head. 
 
 WoopEN DouBLE HEAD-REST 
 
 Curiously carved. 
 
 ARCHAIC CARVED WoopDEN STATUETTE 
 
 Figure of a female deity. On wooden base. 
 
 CARVED WoopDEN STATUETTE 
 
 Upright figure of a man. 
 
 CaRVED WooDEN STATUETTE 
 Upright figure of a female deity. 
 
 CARVED AND STAINED WoopEN Group 
 
 CaRVED Woop STATUETTE 
 
 Grotesque male figure. Probably a copy. 
 
 CarvED WoopEN FIGURE 
 Full-length figure of a nude female deity. 
 
 tian influence. On wooden base. 
 
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 Height, 6 inches; length, 22 inches 
 
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 Height of figure, 11 inches g 
 African Gold Coast 
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 Height, 1014 inches — 
 
 A frican Gold Coas oo 
 
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 Height 124 inches | 
 
 From Gabun q 
 Woman and child. Probably a copy. [ Damaged. ] q | 
 Height, 13 inches — 
 
 A frican Ivory Coast — 
 Height 1434 inches 
 
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 African, Soudan Region 4 
 
 Archaic treatment under Egyp- 
 
 Height, 12 inches — 
 
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 The features angularly and grotesquely treated. 
 
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 648. Carvep WoopEN STATUETTE African, Soudan Region 
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 Upright female figure. 
 5 Height, 15 inches 
 649. Carved WoopEN Ipor New Guinea 
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 Figure of a deity representing maternity, supporting a three-pronged bracket. 
 [Part missing. | 
 Height, 2014 inches 
 
 650. AFRICAN CUCURBITE SCULPTURE 
 
 Thighs and buttocks of the female body, emblematic of. fertility. Hollow 
 
 shell, on circular stone base. 
 Total height, 24 inches 
 
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 656. 
 
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 CarvED WooDEN STATUETTE _ 3 A frican, Soudan Regie 
 Full-length upright female figure. “The head betrays Egyptian ac: e. 
 
 The ears are pierced with metal earrings. 54 
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 CarvED WooDEN STATUETTE African, Soudan Region |} 
 
 Grotesquely carved elongated male figure with raised arms joined above q . 
 
 the head. iS : 3 | 
 Height, 31 inches j 
 
 CARVED WoobEN FIGURE _ Philippine Islands 
 
 Seated figure of a man, his crossed arms resting on his drawn-up knees. 
 Height, 3014 inches q 
 
 ABORIGINAL ART OF AMERICA 
 
 Coupe 1n Lava STONE Antique Mexican — 
 
 Shallow circular bowl supported by four carved grotesque male figures with 
 raised arms. i$ 
 
 Height, 5% inches; diameter, 7V4, inch 
 Purchased from Joseph Brummer = 
 
 DeEcoratTED INDIAN PoTTERY BowL North American — 
 
 Bulbous body, archaic decoration outlined in black and terra-cotta reserves on _ 
 
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 a grayish-yellow ground. s 
 Height, 6% inches 
 
 Figure IN Lava STONE Aztec 
 
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 Crouching figure of a deity. On wooden base. 
 
 Perepih 
 
 Height, 8 inches 
 
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 DECORATED PERUVIAN PoTTERY WaTER JAR Pre-Inca Perio ‘ 
 
 In the form of a deity with deer’s head, sitting cross-legged and with raised, 
 joined hands. Curious combination of loop heres and spout. 
 Height, 1014 inches 2 
 
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 Alaskan 
 
 ‘Teg er eae an intricate ornamentation inlaid here and 
 th mother-of-pearl and ivory. 
 
 — Length, 14 inches; width, 934 inches 
 Purchased from Joseph Brummer 
 
 FIGURE ID x Lava STONE 
 
 . Costa Rican; Approximately X to XII Century 
 ly treated monster form. On wooden base. 
 
 ; Height of figure, 13 inches 
 
 Asia Minor, III-IV Century 
 
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 &B Bronze Ett AL. FIGURE Hamadan, X-XI Century 
 
 Height, 2 inches 
 
 . Min Bronze Animat Ficure Asia Minor, IIT to IV Century 
 Leaping ca On wooden base. 
 
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 : PERSIAN | Bronze ANIMAL FIGURE Hamadan, X-XI Century 
 
 M iniature crouching monkey. On wooden base. 
 Height, 3 inches 
 
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 04. Cumnese BronzE ANIMAL FIGURE Han 
 Miniature horse, with earthy incrustations and greenish patina. 
 
 66: * ‘Miniature Bronze ANIMAL FIGURE Hellenistic, III-IV Century 
 
 Standing ram, the head admirably modeled. On wooden base. 
 Height, 214 inches 
 
 666. AFRICAN BRONZE ANIMAL FIGURE Benin 
 
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 Miniature crocodile. 
 
 667. AFRICAN BRONZE STATUETTE Benin 
 
 Figure of a bird with spread wings and a long bill. 
 P. Height, 414 inches 
 
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 668. Bronze TasLe BELL 
 The bell proper surmounted by a grotesque figure. 
 
 669. Curious AFRICAN BRONZE ORNAMENT Benin — 
 
 Scepter-fetish depicting a grotesque deity. On wooden base. . * | 
 . Height, 1214 inches 
 
 670. AFRICAN BRONZE STATUETTE Benin — 
 
 Crouching idol figure, half-man, half-ape. * 
 Height, 614 inches 5 | 
 
 671. CHINESE PIERCED Bronze VASE — 
 Hexagonal, decorated with statuettes of six Taoist Immortals alee in ne : 
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 relief; dragon handles. S| 
 Height, 8 inches 
 
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 American: Contemporary 
 
 Height, 6 inches 
 
 673. SMALL POLYCHROMED WOOD CARVING. Ficure oF A RE- | 
 
 CLINING DUCK. Decorated in blue, ivory and gold. Monogrammed at | 
 
 bottom, Ww. K. 
 _ Height, 244 inches; width, 334 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 WAL Ty ska 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 674. SMALL BRONZE STATUETTE. CroucHING FEMALE FIGURE. 
 
 Green patina. Signed with monogram, w. kK. 
 Height, 234 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
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 Height, ait inches; length, 4% inches 
 Purchased t from the artist 
 
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 TER HE+/ Portrarr DU PROFESSEUR GOssET. Depicting the 
 h ass an ede man. 
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 One of the Brust’s last works, executed in 1917, and purchased 
 
 Height, 334 inches 
 
 WALT KUHN 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 ee CARVED AND POLYCHROMED WOODEN STATU- 
 ETT Ee CroucHING woman. At the left a human mask and the figure 
 
 . of a dog. Signed with monogram, w. kK. 
 Height, 4% inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 ae WALT KUHN 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 _ GILDED BRONZE GROUP. Tue appucrion oF EUROPA. A modern 
 _ interpretation of the ancient mythology of Zeus in the form of a white bull 
 
 abducting the fair maiden. Signed at back, w. K. 
 Height 414 inches; length, 7 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
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 679. BRASS GROUP. THE aBpucTION oF EUROPA. Replica in brass of the 
 
 680. 
 
 681. 
 
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 American: Contemporary 
 
 preceding example. A 
 Height 4% inches; length, 7 inches 
 Purchased from the artist y 
 
 VA Dek Gey 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 CARVED AND POLYCHROMED WOODEN STATUETTE. 
 SEATED WOMAN. Her knees are drawn up against her breast; she is fingering 
 her golden hair, which falls in bountiful waves over the left side of her face 
 
 and upon her knees. On base. Signed with monogram, w. XK. a 
 
 Height, 5% inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 CHES TE Reb eee 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 SMALL BRONZE STATUETTE. Tue past. Aclittle faun, a pensive 
 look upon his impish face, sits crouched upon a rocky precipice, his right 
 hand supporting his chin. Signed at base, BEACH. i q 
 
 Height, 5%4 inches 3 
 
 WALT Kins 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
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 SMALL CARVED AND POLYCHROMED WOOD STATUET Tia 
 FEMALE CaRYATID. Painted in black and vermilion. Signed with mono- — 
 gram, W. K. : 
 Height, 6 inches 
 Purchased from the artist bs 
 
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 | French: 1876-1918 
 
 D B BRONZ E » RELIEF PLAQUE. LEs PETITS DANSEURS. Bronze 
 
 Coa work executed i in 1914 in tera-cotta. 
 
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 Height, 614 inches 
 
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 American: Contemporary 
 : oo Cotumn. Replica in brass of the preceding 
 
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 American: 1862— 
 
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 586. GILDED AND POLYCHROMED BUST. Heap or yourH. Low 
 
 | p forehead, and elongated, arched nose, the eyes slightly slanting and almond- 
 _ shaped. The base is incised with a number of polychromed nude male and 
 
 _ female figures in varying poses. 
 Height, 8% inches 
 
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 French: 1891-1915 | r 
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 687. MARBLE BAS-RELIEF. Dos. ba of a reclining dog; against ae 
 
 painted red background. 
 Height, 8% inches; length, 183, inches, 
 
 From the Collection of Mr. Frank Harris 
 
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 WALT KU 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 688. CARVED. AND POLYCHROMED WOODEN GROUP. TrierycH, 
 _ A standing and a seated nude male figure, flanking a female mask. Signed — 
 
 at bottom by incision, w. K. 
 Height, 8 inches; width, 12 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
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 689. BRONZE HEAD OF A BOY. On marble base. Signed at back of neck. 
 
 Height, 934 inches 
 
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 WA leis We Deen 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 690. CARVED -WOODEN-HEAD OF A YOUTH. In vermilion=eee 
 Height, 9% inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 WAC T.-K USHEN 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 691. GILDED BRONZE RELIEF PLAQUE. SBATEDN Wonmnemeiles right 
 leg is drawn up against her breast and crossed over her left knee. Signed 
 
 at lower right, K. a 
 Height, 714 inches; width, 6 inches” 
 Purchased from the artist as — 
 
 W:A DT Kure 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 692. CARVED WOODEN STATUETTE. STANDING FIGURE OF NUDE 
 WOMAN. ‘The knees are bent, and the arms doubled up so that the hands touch © 4 
 
 the shoulders. Monogrammed w. K. and dated 1916. © re 
 Height, 1014 inctioal 
 Purchased from the artist . a 
 
 WAL Keres 
 American: Contemporary | 
 693. GILDED BRONZE INTAGLIO FRIEZE. Suntit BeacH. Beach ] 
 - scene, with chatting groups of seated and standing male and ne a 2 
 
 in bathing costume and fully dressed. Signed at ieee right, WALT KUHN. 
 
 Height, 11/2 inches; length, 32% inches 
 Purchased from the artist ; 
 
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 \N AND POLYCHROMED WOODEN FRIEZE. Tue uunr. 
 suing ‘their game. . Framed. : 
 Height, 11% inches; length, 291% inches 
 
 J rs Gn. THE “LATE” LIEUT; T. E. HULME; 
 mabe: ng a) young man with deep-set eyes, Roman nose, short upper 
 I | moustache, firm, well-chiseled mouth, and strong chin. On 
 
 Height, 12 inches 
 from the artist 
 
 n Epstein, b y Bernard Van Dieren, Plate XXXI 
 
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 PACO BAL PS TEIN 
 
 “eS American: 1880— 
 
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 6 Be PORTRAIT HEAD IN BRONZE. BerNarp VAN DIEREN. Portrait of 
 7 Epstein’s friend and author of a work on Epstein’s sculpture. The face is 
 that of an intellectual, with small, delicate but firmly-chiseled features, wear- 
 ing a tense, somewhat frowning expression. The smooth, heavy hair is 
 parted at the left and falls in wavy masses over the back of his head. 
 Height, 12 inches 
 
 _ Purchased from the artist 
 Reproduced in Epstein, by Bernard Van Dieren, Plate XLV. 
 
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 _ American: ‘Contemporary | 
 
 697. CARVED. AND POLYCHROMED. WOODEN PANEL. 
 figure of a nude young woman with wavy red locks. Her right ar: 
 appears behind a balustrade, while her left arm is raised and ed over 
 her head. aa | 
 
 JACOB EP Sih eigs a 
 
 American: 1880— 
 
 698. BRONZE HEAD. Aw irtsH Girt. Young woman with delicately 
 eled features, her smooth hair tightly drawn back above her ears and : 
 ‘down her back in a heavy coil. Her eyes are closed hae her features ex 
 complete rest. On wooden base. Ree ait 
 
 ; ‘Height, 14% 
 Purchased. from the artist - ~~ + mR iS | 
 
 MRS. A. ROO Seo Eats 
 
 Contemporary 
 
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 699. BRONZE FIGURE. THE TENNIs PLAyER. Abstract figure in action, the 
 racket raised above the head, ees) to effect a “smash.” 
 
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 Height, 16 inchell a 
 
 RAYMOND DUCHAMP-VILLON 
 
 French: 1876—1918 
 700. PLASTER STATUETTE. Le cuevat [1914]. An sieeast Dla 
 equivalent of the energetic structure of a horse, its lines and masses implyingae 
 
 the force and the action of a living thing. ; 3 
 Height, 17% inchea ¥ 
 Purchased from the artist’s widow in 1921 . 
 
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 702. 
 
 Meee GAUDIER-BRZESKA 
 French: 1891—1915 
 
 CARVING IN HEAVILY VEINED ALABASTER. Sracs. Late work 
 
 of the artist, executed in 1914. 
 Height, 1334 inches; length, 1314 inches 
 
 Purchased from the Leicester Galleries, London 
 
 Reproduced in Gaudier-Brzeska, a Memoir by Ezra Pound, Plate XXII 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
 WALT KUHN 
 
 American: Contemporary 
 
 CARVED AND POLYCHROMED WOOD PANEL. SEATED FEMALE 
 FIGURE. Her legs are crossed before her in Oriental fashion, and her hands 
 support her breasts. At either side rise slender trees joining over her head, 
 
 bearing fruit and leafage. 
 Height 17% inches; width, 114 inches 
 
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 American: 1880— 
 
 703. PORTRAIT HEAD IN BRONZE. Iris rree. Youngest daughter of — 
 the late Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree. ‘The face is broad, as is the neck. The — 
 features are regular, and the nose has an impish tilt. “The eyes are large and © 
 heavily-lidded, giving the face a dreamy expression. On base. 
 
 Height, 1344 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 Reproduced in Epstein, by Bernard Van Dieren, Plate XX XVI | 
 [ [lustrated | 
 
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Fifth and Last Session Saturday Afternoon, February 12th 
 
 Peco EPS TEIN 
 
 American: 1880— 
 
 704. MARBLE GROUP. MorTuHeErR AND CHILD. A conception of simplicity 
 and completeness; two heads, a mother and her child; carved with force 
 and precision and possessing great purity of surface. 
 
 Height, 17 inches; length, 17 inches 
 Purchased from the artist 
 Reproduced in Epstein, by Bernard Van Dieren, Plate X 
 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
 239 
 
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 RAYMOND DUCHAMP-VILLON 
 French: 1876—1918 
 
 705. POLYCHROMED PLASTER OVAL BAS-RECIEF. (Ue coda tae ; 
 Gallic cock masterfully rendered in a victorious attitude, the right claw resting 
 upon a crimson sunburst. The figure of the cock is gilded. 
 
 Height, 17/2 inches; width, 14/2 inchemy 4 | 
 
 Note: ‘The artist executed this work in 1916 while in active service in 
 France, as an ornament for a soldiers’ theatre, where it was much appre- 
 ciated by his battalion. 
 
 Purchased from the artist a 
 
 RAYMOND DUCHAMP-VILLON 
 French: 1876—1918 
 
 706. POLYCHROMED BRONZE OVAL BAS-RELIEF. Le cog. Replica 
 
 of the preceding original. | | 
 Height, 17 inches ; width, 14 inches 
 
 Cast by Roman Bronze Works, 1919 
 
 RAYMOND DUCHAMP? Vio}. 
 French: 1876-1916 7 
 
 507. POLYCHROMED BRONZE OVAL BAS- RELIEF. Le cog. Replica | 
 
 of the preceding original. 
 Height, 17 inches; width, 14 inches — 
 
 Cast by Roman Bronze Works, 1919 
 
 JACOB EPSTRE EN 
 
 American: 1880— 
 
 708. BRONZE BUST PORTRAIT... THE COUNTESS Gr DROGHED a Cue 
 woman with elongated, oval face. “The eyes are exceptionally large and the 
 mouth slightly protruding. ‘The firm chin, slightly tilted upward, gives the 
 
 face a proud, almost defiant expression. 
 Height, 21 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
 Reproduced in Epstein, by Bernard Van Dieren, Plate XX XIII 
 
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 709. BRONZE STATUETTE. Ficure oF NUDE WOMAN. She is seated upon 
 a pedestal, her legs crossed and her right foot resting upon a rock. Her head 
 is slightly bent, and her arms raised, the hands joining at the back of her head. 
 
 Height, 1814 inches 
 
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710. 
 
 JAC QB EPs 
 
 American: 1880— 
 
 FIGURE IN HARD STONE. CarvING IN FLENITE. 
 
 chaistic figure of pronounced Egyptian contour. 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 Reproduced in Efstein, by Bernard Van Dieren, Plate XI 
 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
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 Crouching ar- 
 
 Height, 2314 inches 
 
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 Fifth and Last Session Saturday Afternoon, February 12th 
 
 RAYMOND DUCHAMP-VILLON 
 French: 1876-1918 
 
 BRONZE RELIEF PLAQUE FINISHED IN GOLD-LEAF. Projet 
 D’ ARCHITECTURE [COLLEGE ]. Depicting a facade with entrance door, above 
 which projects a bay window. Bronze cast of original work executed in 1914. 
 
 Height, 22 inches; width, 14 inches 
 
 Cast by Roman Bronze Works, 1922 
 
 Pa be PS EIN 
 
 American: 1880— 
 
 MARBLE GROUP. Two poves. Presentation of two doves by an extraor- 
 dinary manipulation of form, revealing the master’s feeling for the archaic 
 simplification of masses, portrayed with a superb surface. Ovn base. 
 
 Height, 24 inches; length, 31 inches 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 
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JACOB, EP Saas 
 
 American: 1880— 
 
 713. BRONZE BUST PORTRAIT. Her crack, THE DUCHESS OF HAMILTON. _ 
 
 Portraying a middle-aged woman with strong, well-defined features, very F 
 
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 nearly masculine in their strength. Her hair is braided and wound about ~ 
 
 her head, forming a turban-like effect. 
 é Height, 25 inches © 
 
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 Note: A superb bust, in which the master turns from the archaic and 
 attains the grace, elegance and linear rhythm of the eighteenth century. 
 
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 Purchased from the artist 
 
 Reproduced in E¢steim, by Bernard Van Dieren, Plate XVII 
 
 | Illustrated | 
 
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Fifth and Last Session Saturday Afternoon, February I2th 
 
 RAYMOND.DUCHAMP-VILLON 
 French: 1876—1918 
 714. PARCEL-GILDED PLASTER BAS-RELIEF. Le cnar [1913]. De- 
 
 picting a curled-up cat, gilded, against a stone-colored background. Framed. 
 
 Height, 2514 inches; width, 24 inches 
 
 Pee CHAMP-VILLON 
 French: 1876—1918 
 715. CARVED WOODEN BAS-RELIEF. Le cuat [1913]. Execution in 
 
 wood of the preceding example. 
 Height, 27 inches; width, 25 inches 
 
 “er eta HE liats :ang~taler ee-cmematesinn 
 
 > : PearrOoNnD DUCHAMP-VILLON 
 French: 1876—1918 
 
 716. PLASTER BAS-RELIEF. Le prrroquer [1913]. Depicting a perched 
 
 parrot, its head turned and resting upon its right wing. Framed. 
 
 Height, 2514 inches; width, 24 inches 
 
 RAYMOND DUCHAMP-VILLON 
 French: 1876—1918 
 
 717. CARVED WOODEN BAS-RELIEF. Le PERROQUET [1913]. Execu- 
 tion in wood of the preceding example. 
 Height, 2514 inches; width, 2314 inches 
 
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 HENRI GWU TEAR BIRZ ZESKA 
 French: Meroe tense 
 
 718. CARVING IN STONE. Birps, ERECT. ~ Late work of the artist, execute ed 
 in 1914. Meee 
 
 Height, 39% inche S 
 
 Purchased from bp Taney Cine eden ae | o 
 
 Reproduced in Cpidicr-Breeshas a Memoir by Ezra Panne Plate OX. c ; 
 
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 French: ee ce: ; wa 4 
 
 719. BRONZE STATUETTE. FILLE DES BOIS eee Trebstly treated, 
 upright nude figure of a girl. On marqueterie base and carved mahcaaa 
 pedestal. Signed on base of bronze. at 
 
 Height, 3204 inches. H 
 
 Purchased from International Exhibition of Modern HS New York, 19139 
 
 RAYMOND DUCHAMP- ates eG 
 French: peices 
 
 720. GILDED BRONZE FIGURE. Femme asstsz. Nude figure of a woman — 
 seated upon a pedestal. The left arm is folded over the left breast and 
 the hand rests upon the right shoulder. ‘The left knee is drawn up and the > 
 foot is placed against the side of thespedestal. Bronze cast of original work 
 executed in 1914. a | 
 
 Height, 28 inches _ 
 
 Cast by Roman Rios Ter 1915 : 
 
 Note: The original drawing for this work will be sold with the bronze. | 
 
 ‘Pencil drawing: Height, 1734 inches; length, 934 inches 
 
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No. 720. GILDED Bronze Ficure 
 
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 "AAG ©: tbat Sales een 
 
 American: 1880— 
 
 721. PAINTED PLASTER FIGURE. CursEp BE THE DAY WHEREIN I WAS 
 BORN. Quaint title given by the artist to this plaster statue of a male figure — 
 of the negro type in a burlesque attitude. “The legs are bent at the knees, and — 
 the upper arms raised parallel with the shoulders so that the forearms point 
 at the abdomen. ‘The face with its widely opened mouth is turned upward 
 
 and bears a leering expression. Painted red. 
 Height, 4514 inca | 
 Pupehare from the artist ; 
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 Reproduced in Epstein, by Bernard Van Dieren, Plate V 
 
 RAYMOND DUCHAMP-VILLON 
 French: 1876—1918 oa 
 
 722. LARGE . TERRA-COTTA PANEL, RECTANGULAR ANI@ 
 SLIGHTLY DOMED, MODELED IN ‘CAVO-RILIEVO.  Lzsy} 
 AMANTS [1913]. [he woman is seated on the left; her head and shoulders 
 are thrown back and the right arm is bent above the head. [he man’s upper 
 body is thrust forward so that his head leans heavily upon the woman’s left — 
 shoulder; his legs are folded under him. Framed. | 
 
 ; Height, 7 feet 2 inches; width, 3 feet 534 inches 
 Purchased from the artist , is 4 
 
 JACOB EPS ag 
 
 American: 1880— 
 
 723. LARGE MARBLE STATUE. Venus. The standing figure presents am 
 intellectual and psychological study of symbolism, by the accentuation of a 
 hypothetical arrangement, and the avoidance of the final seal of individuality 
 —the facial features. The work typifies a profundity of thought almost 
 Michel eee Ns pervaded by a spirit of the masters of ancient Egypt or 
 
 Chaldea. 
 Height 71% feet 
 
 Purchased from the artist 
 Reproduced in Efsteim, by Bernard.Van. Dieren, Plate VII 
 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
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No. 723. Lance MarBie STATUE 
 
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 724. SUPERB CHINESE PorRCELAIN PaALAcE VASE Ch en lung 
 
 Amphora-shaped, with gracefully outcurving short neck; sonorous white — 
 porcelain. Masterfully decorated with landscapes and lake scenery serving 
 as a background for the well-known Taoist,immortals, executed in the most 
 varied enamels that the palette of a Ch’ien-lung craftsman could command. 
 Bands of conventional motives such as swastikas, bats, He i sceptre heads and 
 carps. : 
 
 Hereie 2634 inches 
 
 From the Herbert G. Squiers Collection, American Art Association, 1912 
 
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 CuInEsE Tart BEAKER VASE AVIT Century 
 Cylindrical body with slightly spreading foot and flaring trumpet mouth. 
 Interior covered with a brilliant deep blue coagulated ultramarine glaze; 
 brown glazed rim. On stand. 
 
 : Height, 25 inches 
 
 From the A. W. Bahr Collection, American Art Association, 1916 
 
 Larce CuHINEsE Tz’u-Cuou Ware Jar Sung 
 Ovoid body, with high sharp retreating shoulder and short cylindrical neck. 
 Archaic decoration in tawny-brown on a dirty creamy-white fond, marred 
 
 here and there by kiln faults. 
 Height, 2014 inches 
 
 BLuE AND WuirTeE PorcELaAIn BEAKER VASE K?ang-hsi 
 Thin, hard paste. Rich allover design of blossoming lotus amidst a whirl 
 of small leaf scrolls. Marked with six character mark of the reign within 
 
 a double ring. On stand. [| Damaged. | 
 Height, 19 inches 
 
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 Porrery GARDEN SEAT Ming 
 Barrel-shaped, covered with a rich, flambé splash glaze varying from a 
 streaked blue to a deep purple. Four relief-modeled Aylim masks with gaping 
 jaws formed by orifices. “Teakwood stand carved in undercut relief with lotus 
 
 blossoms. 
 Height, 18% inches 
 
 Larce Han Porrery VasE 
 Bulbous body, slender tubular neck and high foot. A pearly iridescence and 
 earth incrustations have practically coated the entire surface leaving moss- 
 
 green patches forming the original glaze. 
 Height, 18. inches 
 
 CHINESE MARBLE STATUETTE Ming 
 
 Figure of Kuan-Yin, goddess of mercy, standing on a lotus blossom. 
 Height, 17% inches 
 
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 730. Bronze Buppuistic Heap Siamese, XVI Century — 
 Finely modeled head, of profound mien, with heavy drooping eyelids and 
 
 elongated curiously-lobed ears; wearing a crown enriched with arabesqued 
 ornamentation. Fine greenish patina showing traces of gilding. Mounted 
 
 on cement base. 
 Total height, 18 inches 
 Purchased from Joseph Brummer 
 
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 731. CuinesE Larce Waite PorcELAIN BorrLE Clrien-lung 
 
 Globular body and slender cylindrical neck slightly spreading toward rim. 
 Allover low relief pattern of ju-i sceptre head bands, key-frets, leaf-forms 
 and arabesques and blossoms. Brilliant pure white thick glaze. “Teakwood 
 
 base. 
 Height, 16% inches 
 
 From the A. W. Bahr Collection, American Art Association, 1910 
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 732. CoLossaL STONE Heap oF BuppHa 
 . Tang 
 
 Beawenel sculptured. On won 
 base. | 
 Height 16 ink 
 
 From he tae Me en oe aves, Province | 
 of Honan oo | 
 
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 733. CuinesE Lapis-BLUE JARDINIERE 
 Yung Chéng 
 
 Bowl-shaped, with flaring flat rim. 
 Floral decoration in foliated medal- 
 
 lions on a swastika lattice ground, all 
 modeled in low relief under a lapis- 
 
 blue glaze. On teakwood stand. j 
 
 Diameter, 16 inches 
 
 From the Lee Van Ching Collection, 
 American Art Association, 1917 
 
 No. 732 ! . 
 
 CHINESE CELADON JARDINIERE Chien-lung 
 Cauldron-shaped. Allover exterior pattern of raised blossom scrolls; key 
 fret border. = | 
 
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 Diameter, 15 inches” 
 
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 Han Potrrery VASE 
 
 Disc-shaped body narrowing into a slender neck with straight flaring lip; 
 retreating pedestal foot. Moss-green glaze covered here and there with 
 
 earthy incrustations. 
 Height, 15 inches 
 
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 736. CLoisonnE ENAMEL PLAQuE Early K?ang-hsi 
 4 Deep dish form, with flat narrow rim and high foot. All surfaces, including 
 
 underfoot, decorated with Indian lotus and Mei blossom scrolls. “The centre 
 depicts a ferocious four-clawed dragon pursuing the flaming jewel, confronted 
 by a swooping feng-huang. Executed in brilliant enamels. 
 
 Diameter, 16% inches 
 
 From the Arthur I. Hoe Collection, American Art Association, 1915 
 
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 -palmettes, floral scrollings, symbols, dragons and key fret motives in vari- 
 
 Parr CLoisonnE TRUMPET Vases oS) = Chie L 
 Turquoise-blue ground superimposed by palmette reserves outlined in sap | 
 enclosing lavish blossom and leaf compositions in brilliant | vari-colored 
 enamels. The interior of the flaring lip enriched with lotus motives. —s 3 
 
 Height, 14 inches 
 
 From the Robert Hoe Collection, American Art Association, 1911 
 
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 CLOISONNE VASE — CPRien-l 
 ‘Trumpet-shaped, with wide flaring mouth. Decorated with monster heads, 
 
 J ‘ Be 
 toned enamels on a pale blue ground. Interior of mouth bears Shou ~ 
 
 character and lotus blossoms. 
 
 3 Height, 15 inches — 
 
 From the Robert Hoe Collection, American Art Association, 1911 
 
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 739. CARVED STONE BuppuHist STELE Northern China, Wei Dynasty 
 Buddha in a niche, enthroned upon a lotus blossom, flanked by two Bodhi- 
 
 sattvas. “The base is covered with script. 
 
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 Height, 14% inches 
 
 740. Buiack StongE Heap oF Kuan-yin, Goppess or Mercy T’ang 
 On wooden base. 
 
 The placid features wear the trace of a smile. 
 Height, 14 inches 
 
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 Kang-hsi 
 ves incised under a lustrous glaze. 
 at oe ne sae Diameter, 134 inches 
 
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 an a ae a hawthorn tree, its twisted branches reaching 
 with the Lo mark cans a double ring. On fond: 
 
 1E E q Fannie | ERTE. Cee PLAQUE RK’ang-hsi 
 
 Diameter, 13% inches 
 
 Late Sung 
 
 - Ovoid body and wide spreading 
 1 band of floral low relief and two tubular 
 
 Height, 13% inches 
 
 Y tian 
 
 a with eich deep forest- -green glaze. 
 
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 Height, 13 inches 
 
 RCELAIN Jar fei: Men? Yung Chéng 
 wit 1 high strongly retreating shoulder, short neck and ringed 
 - patt tern of floral scrolls and bands of ju-i sceptre heads and key 
 
 res ove ered with a brilliant grayish-white glaze. On stand. 
 
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 Meh aes Height, 1234 inches 
 
 te Van Ching Collection. American Art Association, 1917 
 
 ALLE Ros— EnaMEL PLaquE Chrien-lung 
 
 D Jeep cavetto, straight sides and flat flaring lip. Cavetto decoration of peony 
 shrub and peacocks. [Much repaired.] On stand. 
 
 Diameter, 14 inches 
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 7: it /ARGE CHINESE oKiEN PorcELAIN PLAQUE Ming 
 
 Brilliant white glaze. Indistinct underglaze incised floral decoration. 
 Diameter, 13%4 inches 
 
 ~ CorEan GALLIPoT Korai 
 4 
 _ Raised vaporous white cloud motives under a heavy greenish-gray crackled 
 
 glass. 
 Height, 13 inches 
 
 259 
 
749. LarGE CHINESE Ovorp JAR Sung 
 Short upright lip about broad mouth. Decorated with boldly penciled archaic 
 
 blossoms and leafage in black on a warm creamy-yellow ground. “Teakwood 
 cover with carved bell-shaped jade handle. On teakwood base. | 
 
 Height, 1344 inches; diameter, 13 inches 
 
 From the Lee Van Ching Collection, American Art Association, 1917 a 
 
 | [2lustrated | 
 
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 CorEAN BorrLE-sHAPED VASE Korai 
 
 Pear-shaped body narrowing into a slim spreading neck mounted in incised 
 brass. Elaborate small floral motives in the form of medallions and in- 
 dividual sprays. 2 
 
 Height, 13% inches 
 
 ‘51. CoREAN GALLIPOT Korai 
 
 Decorated with small diapered blossoms, palmettes and sceptre head bands in 
 black and white under a glaze of celadon texture. 
 
 Height, 13 inches 
 
 2, BLuE AND WHITE PorRcELAIN JAR Daghestan, XV Century 
 Inverted pear-shaped body; straight metal-clad lip. Decorated with bold 
 
 crudely penciled leaf and blossom design and a yellowish-white ground cov- 
 
 ered with a network of russet crackling. On base. 
 Height, 12 inches 
 
 Parr Curnesr Burr-wHITE CrackLep Bott es Sung 
 Long, slender and cylindrical, tapering to base, with gently rounding shoulder 
 and short neck, metal rimmed. Relief modeled leaf and ring ornamentation. 
 
 Height, 12 inches 
 
 From the A. W. Bahr Collection, American Art Association, 1916 
 
 CHINESE CELADON GaLuipot Sung 
 Incised archaic leaf and blossom pattern buried under a thick syrup-like glaze, 
 
 uneven in surface. 
 Height, 12 inches 
 
 CHINESE CELADON GALLIPOT } Sung 
 Very similar in type to the preceding number. [Repaired at lip. ] 
 Height, 12% inches 
 
 CHINESE CELADON PLATE Ming Type 
 Striped rim resembling chrysanthemum petal; the cavetto has slightly raised 
 
 lotus blossom central medallion. 
 Diameter, 1134 inches 
 
 CorEAN JAR Korai 
 Baluster-shaped, with flattened sides bearing dragon medallions surrounded 
 by finely penciled leafage and blossoms clearly outlined in black and white. 
 
 Relief-modeled Aylin mask handles. 
 Height, 12 inches 
 
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 73°: STONE Heap oF Kuan-yin, GoppEss oF Mercy | T’ang 
 
 Wearing an elaborate’ tiara, with a miniature enthroned Buddha in a niche, 
 upon her brow. 4 
 
 Height, 12 inches | 
 [ Illustrated | 
 
 759. COREAN JAR ° Korai 
 
 Baluster-shaped, metal rimmed embryo lip. The body depicts two quatrefoil — 
 medallions enclosing blossom sprays. "The remainder of the field occupied 
 by whirling cloud motives and flying storks. 
 
 Height, 11% inches” 
 
 760. SToNE Heap oF BuDDHA Late T’ang 
 
 The finely chiseled features of the deity express complete repose. On contem- 
 porary wooden base. 
 Height, 11% inches 
 
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 Two CHINESE ENAMELED PorcELAIN PLATEs Ming Type 
 Central cavetto medallion depicting chrysanthemums and mei blossoms on a 
 _ Iatticed ground, enclosed within a bandeau of ju-i sceptre heads. Fired in 
 rouge de fer, green and yellow enamels. On stands. [Both imperfect. | 
 
 Diameters, 11 inches 
 
 CHINESE I’?u Tinc Yao CREAM GLAZED VASE Yiian 
 
 Disc-shaped body and long slender neck terminating in a fluted bulbous 
 mouth with embryo lip. Lion mask and ring handles modeled in relief. 
 Thick, creamy, finely-crackled glaze. 
 
 Height, 10 inches 
 
 From the A. W. Bahr Collection, American Art Association, 1916 
 
 CuinesE Tz?u Cuovu-Jar Sung 
 Cauldron-shaped. Raised and incised deep brown slip decoration depicting 
 boldly defined leafage on a grayish-yellow ground. On stand. 
 
 Height, 9 inches; diameter, 714 inches 
 
 CuinEsE Brown Grarriato Tz’u Cuou Jar Sung 
 
 Inverted-cone shape; spherical body strongly tapering to base. High shoulder 
 and short wide neck, <A broad floral relief band round body cut out of the 
 slip glaze. A fine example. 
 
 Height, 914 inches; diameter, 11 inches 
 
 From the A. W. Bahr Collection, American Art Association, 1916 
 
 CHINESE FLAMBE VASE Probably Ming 
 
 Modeled after an archaic Han bronze. Sang-de-boeuf and purple splash 
 
 glaze on a streaked bluish-gray and greenish-yellow ground. 
 Height, 9 inches 
 
 JAPANESE SATsUMA GALLIPOT XVII Century 
 
 The glaze closely imitates tree bark in texture as well as in color. 
 Height, 9 inches 
 
 CuINEsE Ciair DE Lune Bowr Sung 
 Cup-shaped, strongly retreating to base. Heavily crackled shaded pale gray- 
 
 ish-blue glaze. On teakwood stand. 
 Diameter, 9 inches 
 
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 768. 
 
 769. 
 
 770. 
 
 772: 
 
 173° 
 
 774: 
 
 775: 
 
 CHINESE CLaiR DE Lung VASE Yung Chéng q 
 Pear-shaped, with spreading flanged mouth. Pierced fretted handles at side » 
 of neck. Indigo-blue. Imperial seal mark of reign at base. 4 
 Height, 8 inches _ 
 From the A. W. Bahr Collection, American Art Association, 1916 y { 
 
 CHINESE GLAZED PoRCELAIN FIGURE Ming ' 
 The god Shou Lao seated on a deer. Grayish-cream glaze with occasional — 
 splashed brown and aubergine areas vested with a mother-of-pearl] reflet. — 
 
 Height, 8% inch 
 
 Two Famitte Ros—E ENaMELED PORCELAIN PLATES Cl’ien- lung : 
 
 Flat flaring rim and deep cavetto. Lavishly decorated with flowering peony 1 
 branches, leaf scrollings and objects belonging to the Pa GEES executed | 
 
 in the well-known enamels. 
 Diameter, 834 incheml | 
 . y | 
 CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE PORCELAIN PLATE Kang-hsi Style — | 
 
 Profusely blossoming chrysanthemum sprout springing from a rockery, percheaal 
 
 bird, insects and a butterfly. On stand. 
 Diameter, 814 inches — 
 
 CuHINEsE I?u Tine Yao DisH ee Suna 
 
 Shallow bowl-shaped, with incurving rim on which a peach tree branch and — 
 a bat are modeled in relief. = 
 
 Diameter, 8% inches 
 
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 From the A. W. Bahr Collection, American ej Association, 1916 
 
 oe ‘a 
 — | 
 
 THREE GLazeED PoRCELAIN STATUETTES Ming 
 All three depict enthroned mandarins in similar attitudes. Executed in green, — 
 
 yellow and aubergine enamels. Fretted teakwood stands. | a 
 Height, 844 inches — 
 
 GLaAzED EaRTHENWARE JAR “Seto Ware, XVIII Century - 
 
 Bulbous body, high sloping shoulder and ringed mouth. “The whole covered 
 with a streaked metallic black and iron-rust glaze. On stand. 
 Height, 8 inches 
 
 ‘THREE GLazED PoRCELAIN STATUETTES Kang-hsi 
 
 Full-length figures of three seated Confucian priests. Glazed in green, 
 
 yellow and aubergine enamels. 
 Height, 8 inches 
 
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7 | Sung 
 and short straight foot. The interior centre medallion dis- 
 
 b lossom modeled i in relief. [Restored. ] 
 
 - 
 
 a eS 
 -CELApoN Bow. Sung 
 ilar to the preceding, with the exception of wide interior band of 
 
 scrolls ‘modeled in relief. 
 i .. Me _ ‘Diameter, 73 inches 
 
 S 
 
 Diameter, 734 inches 
 
 Eo CucumBEr-cREEN BoTrrLeE Yiian 
 
 bulbous ; body on short foot, long slender neck and fluted swelling 
 Small. hylin mask and ring handles in relief. 
 —" Height, 7%4 inches 
 
 .W. Bahr Collection, American Art Association, 1916 
 : ESE Cexapon ay f Sung 
 d v vith a thick lustrous congealed celadon glaze displaying here and 
 
 ae x more definite green. - 
 a Diameter, 7% inches 
 
 iy A 
 
 Pa (R_ CHINESE Tz’u Tinc Yao Giazep VAsEs Yiian 
 is -shaped bodies, on short bases, slender necks and bulbous mouths, having 
 short traight rims. _ Rudimentary lion head and ring handles in relief. 
 Ret Jnctuous creamy-white g glaze. 
 
 Height, 6% inches 
 
 ” ere: 
 
 = Daher the A. W. Bahr Collection, American Art Association, 1916 
 2 ch 
 
 78 See Porrery JAR XVIII Century 
 
 a ~ Bulbous, with two pierced irregularly shaped stump handles. Covered with 
 
 a a thick coagulated mirror-black and brick-red splash glaze. 
 
 Height, 64 inches 
 
 SMALL. CHINESE CELADON BowL 3 Sung 
 
 ‘Cup-shaped body with slightly incurving rim. Coated with a heavy crackled 
 
 _glaze showing russet veinings near mouth. On teakwood stand. 
 Diameter, 6 inches 
 
 . Mine Porrery Jar 
 - Bulbous body. The pale yellow ground relieved by occasional bright green 
 
 splashes. Brown glazed band at base. Teakwood cover and stand. 
 Height, 6 inches 
 
 , 2605 
 
THE QUINN COLL £)0=e 
 
 784. 
 785. 
 786. 
 
 787. 
 
 788. 
 
 789. 
 790. 
 
 791. 
 
 CuineseE Tz’?u Cuou BowL | ing Sung ae 
 . ‘ - i 
 Bulbous, strongly retreating to base; band of archaic decoration round the 
 
 if , 
 a 4 
 
 rim executed in black slip on an ivory-white glazed fond. aD 
 Lai” 
 Height, 6 inches; diameter, 8 inches 
 
 STONE HEAD OF BoDHISATTVA : ey a g 
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 On contemporary cement base. . 
 
 Height, 5%4 i 
 
 ; 
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 From Lung Men Caves, Province of Honan 
 
 SMALL JAPANESE GLAzED Porrery JAR XVIII Century 
 Fluted barrel-shaped body; lightly penciled bamboo shrub and swallow deco- 
 
 ration in tawny-brown and a crackled mottled grayish-white ground. | 
 Height, 5 inches 
 JAPANESE PORCELAIN JARDINIERE , | . 
 Disc-shaped body resting on three stump feet; gray-tinged pale blue glaze. 
 Height, 514 inches; diameter, 8% ‘inc S 
 
 CoREAN STAND AND CUP , mes cc 
 The stand has compartmented flaring rim and relief-modeled central pedestal 
 supporting the fluted cup. Black and white floral decorations under a heavy 
 celadon glaze.  - 
 Total Height, 534 inches 
 LarGE CHINESE FuKIEN BowL fom Ming 
 Cauldron-shaped, resting on three stump feet; square edged rim. Hard 
 sonorous porcelain covered with a rose-tinted ivory-white glaze. On carved © 
 
 RTE TEL 
 
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 teakwood stand. 
 
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 Height, 5 inches; diameter, 124 inches | 
 
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 From the A. W. Bahr Collection, American Art Association, 1916 
 
 SMALL CLAIR DE LuNE CHINESE VASE Clien-lung 
 
 Pear-shaped body with chamfered corners; the sides have tubular handles, 
 short straight retreating foot; underfoot bears seal character of reign. On 
 stand. 7 
 Height, 534 inches 
 From the A. W. Bahr Collection, American Art Association, 1916 — 
 
 - ay 
 
 Rare CHINESE CLAIR DE LUNE JaR Yiian 
 
 Lobed melon-shaped body, with embryo lip; two monster mask handles at. 
 sides modeled in relief. Coated with a thick lustrous nail-holed and crackled 
 pale bluish-gray glaze. On stand. i 
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 Height, 4 inche 
 
 266 - 
 
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 793: 
 
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 795. 
 
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 798. 
 
 SMALL CHINESE LEAF-sHAPED D1sH Yitian 
 
 Covered with a thick greenish-blue crackled glaze showing sang de boeuf 
 
 areas. On carved teakwood stand. 
 Diameter, 4 inches 
 
 SMALL CELADON JAR AND COVER Sung Type 
 
 Cauldron-shaped body; domed knopped cover. Incised archaic floral decora- 
 
 tion. On stand. 
 Height, 4 inches 
 
 SMALL CHINESE CHUN Yao JAR Sung 
 Squat pear-shaped, with strongly contracting mouth. Heavy unctuous early- 
 morning gray glaze with underlying areas of deep bluish-black. Rim 
 glazed in tawny-brown. ‘The exterior glaze has run broadly over the in- 
 
 terior. Carved teakwood stand. 
 Height, 334 inches; diameter, 4 inches 
 
 From the Yamanaka Collection, American Art Association, 1915 
 
 ENAMELED PorcELAIN Bow. Kang-hsi Type 
 
 Inverted bell-shaped, the exterior decorated with flowering shrubs and but- 
 terflies in green, yellow and aubergine enamels. ‘The underfoot bears the 
 six-character seal mark of the reign. [Imperfect. | 
 
 Height, 314 inches; diameter, 63@ inches 
 
 SaTsUMA PotTTrEeRy Bow. XVII Century 
 
 Coated with an aubergine and white veined dark brown glaze imitating tree 
 
 bark. On stand. 
 Height, 3 inches 
 
 Raku Porrery Cup XVIII Century 
 
 Irregular in shape, covered with a heavy glaze displaying a veritable riot of 
 
 colors in uneven coagulated layers. 
 Height, 3 inches 
 
 MINIATURE COREAN JAR Korat 
 Decorated with small blossom rosettes in black and white under a celadon 
 
 glaze. On stand. 
 Height, 244 inches 
 
 267 
 
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 Soo. 
 
 Sol. 
 
 802. 
 
 802. 
 
 804. 
 
 plate. [ Reconstructed. | 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 Two Cur VELVET CusHIONs Rhoden XVI Century 
 The ivory-yellow ground is covered with floral arabesques wrought in gree n 
 and reddish-brown. ‘Trimmed with gold braid. [Worn condition.] 
 Length, 3 feet; width, 1 foot 6 inches 
 
 Ivory-INLAID EBONY Wine Cuest Indo-Portuguese, X VII Comm yo i 
 Oblong sides and hinged lid inlaid with fillets and festoon and lozenge banda 
 The lid has in addition an arabesque enclosed oval centre medallion depicting 
 a female figure carrying an urn. Fretted brass key and handle plates and 
 interior hinges. 4 
 Height, 7 inches; length, 18 inches; depth, 11% inche: 
 
 Two LrapEep SraiInep Grass PaNneEts 
 Designed by Matthew Maris, Dutch School: 1835- 1917 | 
 
 Depicting two episodes from “The Lady of Shalott,” the famous poem D : 
 Alfred Tennyson. - 
 (a) THE LADY OF SHALOTT IN THE CASTLE TOWER. Standing before 
 her loom, she espies the figure of Sir Lancelot riding by her window. © 
 
 (R) THE LADY OF SHALOTT IN THE BARGE. After the spell has been a 
 
 broken and her web destroyed. a 
 Height, 22 inches; width, 12%4 occa | 
 
 ‘Two tenes STAINED Gxiass PANELS 
 Designed by Matthew Maris, Dutch School: scam 1917 
 
 Similar to the preceding. 
 
 LEADED STAINED GLass PANEL 
 
 Designed by Matthew Maris, Dutch School: 1835-1917 + i 
 Israr’s DESCENT INTO HADES. The daughter of the moon god is seen 
 descending a flight of stairs; her golden hair is streaming down her back. 
 A flowing green robe envelops her lower limbs and is caught by an agrafe 2 js 
 
 between her breasts. Ornamental border. i 
 Height, 36 inches; width, 21 inches E 
 
 GoTHIC CarvED Oak CHEST oe | 
 
 Oblong, with rectangularly paneled sides and lid. The front displays four- . 4 
 linenfold panel enhanced with small fleur-de-lys motives. Wrought iron lock © 
 
 Height, 3174 inches; length, 5 feet 1074 inches; depth, 2514 inches 2 1 
 
 268 
 
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 6 eee ae as “Satrday Sears February T2th 
 
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 A ees Trrpte Taste Sranp 
 e, with three vari-paned tablets. Stiles and supports carved to 
 
 Bee Serclled bracket underneath the two higher tablets. 
 
 Bee Height, 42 inches; length, 34 inches 
 
 “ y, 
 
 Carve eee? TrieLeE TABLE STAND 
 
 Height, 42 inches; length, 34 inches 
 
 Ringed and partly fluted balustered shaft; cir- 
 
 Height, 37% inches; diameter, 14 inches 
 
 5 Dleersescd yaeecting double aeRons and leaf arabesques. 
 Sher ort Height, 5314 inches; width, 16% inches 
 
 ~ 
 
 Loa 
 
 Fe UR-FOLD SCREEN 
 
 k frame; gilded wood panels. 
 = if Height, 1o feet; total width, 8 feet 
 
 810, Lance Cae Oak et crony ‘TABLE Renaissance Style 
 
 top, | fluted ee and imbricated blossom- ee dies. Heavy cylin- 
 
 Height, 3114 inches; length, 6 feet 5 inches; width, 33% inches 
 
 > 
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 811 _ Oak REFECTORY TABLE 
 
 _ Oblong top, baluster-turned legs, H-stretcher and disc feet. 
 ¥ Height, 2 feet 8 inches; length, 5 feet 5 inches; width, 2 feet 8 inches 
 
 [END OF FIFTH AND LAST SESSION] 
 
 269 
 
Le: “ACH, CHESTER 
 . Small Bronze Statuette. The Past 
 
 BESNARD, ALBERT 
 Study of Nude 
 
 ~BLANCHET, ALEXANDRE 
 
 Deux Amies 
 
 BOMBERG, Davin 
 Meditation [1913] 
 Head of a Poet 
 
 BOUCHE, Louts 
 7 L’Essor 
 
 BRUCE, P. H. 
 Still Life « 
 
 The Clown 
 
 The Wayfarers 
 
 Plowing in Provence 
 
 Le Quai 
 
 Laboureur prés des Cypres | Provence | 
 Chemineaux sur le Pont 
 
 Portrait de Jeune Homme 
 
 | Nature Morte 
 
 Le Cirque 
 
 Le ‘Troupeau Sort aprés la Pluie 
 
 CONDER, Cuar.es 
 | La Belle Antonia [1902] 
 
 Landscape with Figures 
 The Guitar Player 
 , Drawing of Mrs. Conder 
 
 LIST OF ARTISTS REPRESENTED 
 AND THEIR WORKS 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 NUMBER 
 
 681 
 
 402 
 
 so 
 
 154 
 
CONDER, CHarLes—Continued 
 Nude 
 
 Fantasia 
 
 Prince Charming 
 Interior with Figure 
 
 A Venetian Scene 
 Casino de Paris 
 
 La Toilette 
 
 A River Nymph [1905] 
 
 CRAIG, Epwarp Gorpbon 
 
 Design for Stage Scene 
 Gray Welling 
 An Old Theatre 
 
 CROSS, Hrenri EpmMonp 
 Landscape with Figures 
 
 CURRIE, Joun S. 
 The Lament of Aicell (An Irish Legend) 
 The Week’s Wages 
 
 DAVID, Hermine L. [ATTRIBUTED To] 
 
 ‘The Convent 
 Tropical Village 
 
 DAVID, HeErmine L. 
 
 Cuban Bungalow 
 Cuban Landscape 
 Lake, Central Park 
 
 DAVIES, ARTHUR B. 
 
 Aromatics 
 Shepherds 
 Dancers 
 
 Prism Framing 
 
 Gilded and Polychromed Bust. Head of Youth 
 
 DEGAS, Epcar HiLarre GERMAIN 
 
 Paysage 
 
 DELACROIX, EuGENE 
 Lion’s Head 
 
 TZ 
 
 IIl 
 
 503 
 
 166 | 
 168 
 
 18.4 
 
 194 
 500 
 
 59 
 190 
 376 
 404 
 686 
 
 432 
 
 $e 
 
et 26 vr > 
 
 “— « " 
 
 Portrait it SE es Epstein 
 
 ; = 7 “4 : 
 a pe 
 AN Len “Marcet 
 
 “ 
 
 c CHAMP-VILLON, RayMOND 
 
 Plaster Head. Portrait du Professeur Gosset 
 
 _ Gilded Bronze Relief Plaque. Les petits danseurs 
 
 Plaster Statuette. Le Cheval [1914] 
 
 Bee Ghromed Plaster Oval Bas-relief. Le Cog 
 
 _ Polychromed Bronze Oval Bas-relief. Le Cog 
 
 Polychromed Bronze Oval Bas-relief. Le Coq 
 
 Bronze Relief Plaque Finished in Gold-leaf. Projet 
 @ Architecture [Collége | 
 
 Parcel-gilded Plaster Bas-relief. Le Chat [1913] 
 
 Carved Wooden Bas-relief. Le Chat [1913] 
 
 Plaster Bas-relief. Le Perroquet [1913] 
 
 7 ie Ds 
 
 er CATALOGUE — 
 
 ‘ a 
 ’ ae eS, _ i 
 NUMBER 
 
 253 
 354 
 
 355 
 
 140 
 
 5! 
 
 676 
 683 
 700 
 7 
 706 
 797 
 
 711 
 714 
 715 
 716 
 
STII TAD , CATALGM 
 
 HAMIL T. NUMBER 
 DUCHAMP-VILLON, Raymonp—Continued : 
 Carved Wooden Bas-relief. Le Perroquet [1913] | fap a 
 Bronze Statuette. Fille des Bois [1911] Sara | 710m 
 Gilded Bronze Figure. Femme Assise | 72008 
 Large Terra-cotta Panel. Les Amants [1913] piv . a | 
 
 DUFY, RaAouL 4 
 4 “Two Drawings 160 
 
 Ga 
 
 EPSTEIN, Jacoz : 
 | Portrait Head in Bronze. “The Late Lieut. IT. E. 
 Hulme, R.M.A.- 
 Portrait Head in Bronze. Bernard van Dieren 
 Bronze Head. An Irish Girl 
 Portrait Head in. Bronze, elits” Tree 
 Marble Group. Mother and Child : 
 Bronze Bust Portrait. “The Countess of Drogheda 
 Bronze Statuette. Figure of Nude Woman 
 Figure in Hard Stone. Carving in Flenite 
 Marble Group. “Two Doves 
 Bronze Bust Portrait. Her Grace, the Duchess of 
 Hamilton 
 Large Marble Statue. Venus 
 Painted Plaster Figure. Cursed be the Day Wherein I 
 
 was Born 
 
 ETCHELLS, FrepErick =| 
 Three Vorticist Studies =? 292 
 Two Vorticist Studies 294) 
 Two Vorticist Studies : 429 
 Study of a Head . oi 
 Pigeon and Juggler | 501 
 
 FERAT, SERGE z 
 Still Life ae 
 GARVEY, J. | | 
 
 Two Cubistic Paintings 65% : 
 
 GAUDIER-BRZESKA, Henri [AtrrisutTep To] 
 
 Conversation ? i. 
 
D Drawings « 
 
 etl ee. Erect 
 
 wr 
 
 is d — a Gauguin 
 4 J 
 
 ’ r ae 
 i a oT 
 
 pte ; 
 
 GL iE TZES, Pear : 
 
 Bear ae Byway in Toul 
 
 _ Landscape 
 
 Retour de Bois 
 
 The Street 
 
 - The Brooklyn Bridge 
 
 Sunrise 
 
 Street Scene in Toul 
 Women at a Window 
 The Musician 
 Landscape at Toul 
 
 pPaleolitide Vorticism 
 as of. “Animals and ‘Birds *. 
 of J A Animal Sudiee Ink Drawings 
 
 The House Among the Trees 
 
 jee) 
 
 388 
 389 
 
 peas 
 
 410° 
 
 42 
 123 
 164 
 167 
 263 
 264 
 297 
 314 
 365 
 419 
 512 
 
GORE, Spencer F. 
 The Avenue [1910] 
 A Garden Square in Camden Town, London [1911] 
 A Frosty Morning [1910] 
 Mornington Crescent, London [1911] 
 
 GOYA Y LUCIENTES, Francesco 
 Monk and Witch 
 
 GUYS, ConsTaNntTIN 
 
 Femmes 4a Soldats 
 
 GWOZDECKI, G. 
 Studies 
 
 HART, GrorGE OVERBURY 
 Study of a Native 
 The Palm Grove, Trinidad 
 Englewood Ice Pond 
 Bowling Night 
 Trinidad 
 Strength 
 
 HARTLEY, Marspen 
 
 Elements 
 An Indian Encampment [1915] 
 The Faenza Jar 
 
 HONE, Naruantiez, R.H.A. 
 
 Sands at Malahide, Co. Dublin 
 Chalk Cliffs, Etretat, Normandy 
 Bundoran Rocks, Co. Donegal 
 Sheep Grazing—Malahide, Co. Dublin 
 Coast Bundoran, Co. Donegal 
 Glenmalure, Co. Wicklow 
 Coming Home 
 
 Coast Kilkee, Co. Clare 
 Hastings, Sussex [1890 | 
 
 The Ferryboat 
 
 Shore-Malahide, Co. Dublin 
 Rocks at Kilkee, Co. Clare 
 Strayed Cattle 
 
 29 
 
 141 @ 
 
 176 
 183 
 238° 
 
 250 
 22 
 426 
 
 122 
 128 
 
 - CATALOGUE § 
 NUMBER § 
 
 | 
  o 
 { 
 
 q 
 
ae way, ae 
 AucGusT E Deanne 
 i ¢ Ia Fornarina [circa 1860] 
 
 1. Dox io 
 Ramblers Rest [North Wales, 1912] 
 
 Cactus [1912] 
 
 Y Ses at Collioure [1911] A 
 
 ake ees 
 
 v4 
 
 ding on ‘ite: Cliff [ Provencal Study, Igto| 
 Saag [191 2] 
 
 i [umpers [1912]. 
 oy on Cliff Leaning on a Stick [Provencal Study, 1910] 
 
 Wor one in Blue and Pink—St. Chamus 
 : | Group of Boys Paddling [Provencal Study, 1910] 
 
 > 
 
 " Portfolio of Water-color Drawings 
 Ja 2 Three Portfolios of Wash Drawings 
 = Two Studies in Water-color 
 Study of a Woman’s Head [1914] 
 Two Water-color Studies of Landscapes 
 A Slavonic Maid 
 
 Seated Lady 
 
 Two Water-color Studies of a Cat 
 Two Studies in Water-color 
 
 Interior 
 
 Nude Study 
 
 Sketch 
 
 319 
 
 63 
 
 fe 
 189 
 199 
 219 
 224 
 cee 
 359 
 379 
 455 
 457 
 
CATALOGUE 
 
 3 NUMBER @ 
 JOHN, Gwen—Continued og 
 | La Petite Modele a 2358 } 
 Nude Study 324 
 Dominican Nun ae | 
 La Petite Modele 
 Study of a Woman 
 Two Portfolios of Water-color Drawings 
 Portfolio of Nine Wash Drawings 
 Girl Reading at the Window [1911] 
 An Impression 
 The Mauve Dress 
 Girl Reading a Letter 
 
 KUHN, Watr 
 
 Studies of Cattle 
 
 Nude Study 
 
 The Contortionist 
 
 Interior 
 
 Pow-wow 
 
 Woman with White Hat 
 
 ‘The Frozen River [1910-1911 | 
 Girl with Red Cap at 
 Nude 
 
 The Caucus [1919 | 
 
 The Bacchanale 
 
 Harvesters 
 
 Revery 
 
 Beach [1915] 
 
 The Long Horn Saloon 
 
 Salt Mists [1910-1911 | 
 Morning [1912] 
 
 Portrait of John Butler Yeats,«R.H.A. 
 Amusement Park 
 
 Acrobats 
 
 Study of a Girl 
 
 Woman in Shawl 
 
 Youth 
 
 Man and Sea Beach 
 
 Harlequin [1918] 
 
 Nude Study 
 
 Nude Study 
 
 Nude Study 
 
 Nude Study 
 
 Intermezzo 
 
Tragic Comedians 
 
 Polychromed Wood Carving. Figure of a 
 -clining Duck 
 
 3ronze Statuette, Crouching Female Figure 
 
 all a ae Se Pomencomed Wooden Statuette. 
 4 
 
 Tot uching Woman _ 
 B : ronze Group. © ~The Abduction of Europa 
 Group. _ ‘The Abduction of Europa 
 
 map olychromed Wooden Statuette. Seated Woman 
 AG ed and Polychromed Statuette. Female Caryatid 
 ze Statuette. ~ Column 
 . Column | 
 Polychromed Wooden ere: Triptych 
 
 e oe Relief Plaque. Seated Woman 
 ae. ved Wooden Statuette. Standing Figure of Nude Woman 
 = Gilded Bronze Intaglio Frieze. Suntil Beach 
 » and Polychromed Wooden Frieze. The Hunt 
 Carved and Polychromed Wooden Panel 
 A and Polychromed pac Panel. . Seated Female Figure 
 
  CHa0 
 
 LAFITTE, Paut 
 Landscape 
 
 Birds in Forest 
 Arcadian Landscape 
 
 LAURENCIN, Marie 
 - Summer 
 
 The Little Mule 
 Black Eyes 
 
 we » = 
 CATALOGUE 
 NUMBER 
 
 443 
 
 467 
 473 
 479 
 483 
 508 
 516 
 
 673 
 674 
 675 
 
 677 
 678 . 
 
 679 
 
 680 
 682 
 684 
 685 
 688 
 690 
 691 
 692 
 693 
 694 
 697 
 702 
 
 67 
 
 Ti2 
 241 
 495 
 
 30 
 386 
 387 
 
CATALO 0G 
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 LAWSON, Ernest, N.A. 
 
 The Placid Lake 
 
 Landscape 
 
 Landscape, Cape Cod 
 
 The Flatiron Building 
 
 Two Boys on a Canal Boat 
 
 Boys Bathing 
 
 Marine View 
 
 University Heights 
 
 Cape Cod 
 
 Morris Heights 
 
 Sea Gulls 
 
 Washington Heights [1905 | 
 
 Hoboken Heights 
 
 LEES, DERWENT 
 Girl by the Pool [Dorset, 1913] 
 A Sullen Day [1911] 
 Evening [1911 | 
 The Blue Hills 
 Olive Farm [Banyules, ep 
 Cheval Blanc, Basses Alpes 
 Reflections [ Dorset, 1913] 
 
 LEWIS, WynpHAm 
 
 Three Pen and Ink Studies 
 
 Portfolio of Pen and Ink Sketches 
 ‘Three Impressions 
 
 The Menin Road | 
 
 Morning of Attack 
 
 The Starry Sky 
 
 The No. 2 | 
 
 Two Pen and Ink Inpro 
 
 Two Figure Studies 
 
 ‘Mamie | 
 
 Three Abstractions in Water-color 
 Two Modernistic Festive Scenes in Water-color 
 The Map Room 
 
 The Battery Shelled 
 
 Two Abstract Impressions 
 
 Two Impressions of the Human Form 
 Two Pen and Ink Studies 
 
 Three Pen and Ink Drawings 
 
 Three Satires in Water-color 
 
A i - 
 
 : Hon NEVILLE S. 
 
 Wee i 
 
 3 Bowl of esles 
 > Head of a Boy 
 
 n 
 
 MET? 
 
 Tete de Jeune Fille 
 as Au Vélodrome | 
 : id - Femme 4 sa Toilette 
 
 | at a La Fumeuse 
 
 _ £‘Téte de Femme 
 a - | 2 : = 5 
 rps Paysag 
 
 2 
 
 ‘MONTICELLI, Avorpne 
 
 ‘* 
 
 Figures and Landscape 
 Three Girls 
 
 _ MYERS, JEROME 
 
 A Park Bench 
 
 of Wilfrid Scawen Blunt 
 
 ~ 
 
 Two Child Studies: Pencil Drawings 
 
 208 
 
 186 
 
 435 
 441 
 
 126 
 689 
 
 117 
 124 
 247 
 266 
 358 
 362 
 500A 
 509A 
 
 193 
 451 
 
 133 
 135 
 
r. 
 
 CATALOGUE | 
 NUMBER | 
 
 NELSON, GEOFFREY 
 Portrait : 214 
 
 NEVINSON, C. R. W. 
 
 A View of Bradford [1912] 78 
 The Gasometers at Last Hour [1912] _ 83 
 
 OF, GerorceE F. 
 Hillside 202 
 
 ORPEN, Sir Witiiam, A.R.A. 
 
 Nude Study 394 
 PASCIN, JULEs 
 In the Salon I 
 A Visit | 8 
 Interior | | aa 
 Figures and Landscape 32 
 A Nude Resting 34 
 Nude 208 
 Horsemen | 73 
 Woman with Flowers 74 
 Cold Days in Havana 131 
 Siesta tq? 
 Harbor of Havana — 161 
 Gossip 162 
 Study 174 
 Flowers 2 237 
 Interior 226 
 Beignade 270 
 Study of a Girl 79 
 Study of a Girl | 299 
 The Siesta 309 
 Portrait of Hermine L. David : 342 
 The Lovers 349 
 Two English Girls | 494 
 Spring in Tampa 497 
 PICASSO, Pasito [ATTRIBUTED TO] 
 Study of a Man 283 
 PISSARRO, Lucien 
 Vue de Bazincourt 80 
 A Footpath, Acton 341 
 
 Evesham Road, Stratford-on-Avon [1906] 486 
 
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 pales Yan ele pil ARLES. 
 
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 01 med and Gilded Wood Panel Dancing Figure 
 
 4 
 
 ae 
 shower Say 
 ae Study [1914] 
 
 il Decoration for the Grand Amphitheatre of the 
 oF 4 “Sorb 
 sil [1889] 
 de pour “Ludus pro Patria” [1882] 
 ude pour “Ave Picardia Nutrix” [1865] 
 
 M. a e Forge [1865] . 
 tude de Femme pour “La Famille de Pécheur” [1875] 
 ou ‘Study: of a Woman ee 
 — L’Homme Assis 
 
 | an Etude des Mains [1875] 
 _ L’Espérance 
 7 Etude de Jeune Fille [1872] 
 si _ Beheading of John the Baptist 
 _ Etude pour le Plafond de lHotel de Ville, Paris 
 a Etude pour “La Muse des Bois” 
 
 Portfolio of Twenty-six Pencil Drawings 
 ~LVEté [1891] 
 - Femme Nue [1868] 
 
 REDON, OpILon | 
 Two Lithographs. (a) Profile portrait of Maurice Denis. 
 (8) Initiation 4 l’étude 
 
 RICKETTS, Cuar ves 
 / 
 Sorrow 
 
 AST, 
 ‘ome pe d Gilded “Wood Panel Eticc, i a Frieze | 
 c is ay - Gilded Incised Plaster Panel Profile Portrait 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 NUMBER 
 
 60 
 72 
 
 474 
 
 47 
 
 50 
 
 93 
 169 
 173 
 306 
 380 
 433 
 434 
 490 
 id 
 
 15 
 
 16 
 
 17 
 
 18 
 
 75 
 145 
 147 
 149 
 269 
 272 
 275 
 366 
 400 
 403 
 404 
 445 
 466 
 
 134 
 
 144 
 
CATAL : 
 RIVERA, Disco M. | 
 
 The Samaritan — 
 
 Still Life 
 
 La Femme Assise 
 Stilleelite 
 
 A Grandee of Spain 
 
 Still Life 
 
 ROBERTS, WILit1am 
 Jeu 
 Overbacks 
 Two Vorticist Studies 
 
 ROOSENIGE levine 
 Bronze Figure. ‘The Tennis Player 
 
 RUSSELL, Grorcr W. [“A. E.” | 
 Racing 
 Hiding 
 At the Gate 
 The Vision of Angus 
 Full Tide [Evening] 
 The Well 
 The Swimmer 
 Come Away, Oh, Human Child! 
 The Stone Gatherers 
 Pulling in the Boat 
 Muckish [1909] 
 Looking Out to Hybrazel 
 Two Pastels 
 Set of Three Pastels 
 Bedtime 
 In the Woods [1909] 
 Skipping 
 The Waders [1905 | 
 ‘Fhe “eam 2] 19121 
 Eventide 
 The New Moon 
 The Bathers [1909] 
 The Heavy-burdened 
 The Sheep [1909] 
 The Bather [1906] 
 Life Enters the Land 
 Where the River Runs Underground 
 
a nds a ‘Lissadill 
 ing Shallows 
 “Weather ora! 
 he Foe oy 
 Queen of the Sidhe 
 
 5 Al ND) ERS, 4 HELEN ‘ 
 ‘toi ae 
 
 Four Vorticist Studies 
 
 Bee ci =| 
 
 op. Ee sag 
 
 A] BERG, Morton L, 
 
 a. Bec [1913] 
 a _ The Telephone 
 
 The Embrace 
 
 The Well [1916] 
 Still Life 
 
 a Canephoros 
 
 Nude [1910] 
 Smiling Girl © 
 Seated Nude 
 
 ‘Two Cubistic Studies 
 Portrait of a Lady 
 Hollyhocks 
 
 'SEURAT, GrorGES PIERRE 
 
 Rain 
 
 Seated Figure of a Woman 
 
 471 
 472 
 475 
 
 431 
 
SEVERINI, Gino 
 Abstraction 
 Portrait of Madame Fort 
 Train de la Croix Rouge Traversant un Village [1915] 
 Danseuse 
 Train Blindé en Action [1915] 
 Nature Morte 
 La Danseuse a Paillettes 
 Paris Subway, Ferris Wheel and Eiffel Tower 
 La Danseuse 
 
 SHANNON, Cuarves H., A.R.A. 
 Portrait of William Butler Yeats [1908] 
 Hellenistic Group 
 Summer 
 Portrait of Lilah McCarthy [Mrs. Granville Barker] 
 The Sapphire Bay 
 
 SHEELER, CuHar.es 
 Farm Buildings 
 Landscape No. 3 [1916] 
 Flower Forms 
 Landscape No. 1 [1915 | 
 Interior 
 Zinnia 
 Landscape No. 1 [1916] 
 ‘Two Drawings 
 
 Landscape No. 3 [1916] 
 
 SHINN, Cuao 
 Landscape with Birds 
 
 SIGNAC, Pau 
 
 Canal Scene 
 
 Harbor of Marseilles 
 
 SLOAN, JoHNn 
 Mme. Dubotte and M. Callé 
 
 SMITH, Pameta Cotman 
 ‘Three Wash Drawings 
 
ee @ 
 larbor of Marseilles 
 
 a ee 
 
 Winter Landscape and Geese BY Night 
 
 e? \ i. 
 YEA 5, Jack Bo RHA, 
 ed “et Water-color Studies 
 = A - Fortune and Her Wheel 
 ye _ The American Tablecloth 
 ; a0 ‘The Crucifixion 
 ~ Dog Watching a Seagull 
 a ‘There was an Old Prophecy Found in a Bog 
 _ The Pirate 
 Simon, the Cyrenian 
 Washing the Circus Horses 
 
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 201 
 414 
 
 114 
 
 an 
 
YEATS, Jack B.—Continued 
 The Unicorn 
 To Catch the Liverpool Boat 
 The Actor [Wille Reilly] 
 A Young Man’s Troubles 
 Two Drawings in Wash 
 Two Water-colors 
 The Thruster 
 The Race-course Town, Galway 
 The Day of the Sports — 
 Sea Fog 
 An Emigrant 
 The Concert 
 The Political Meeting [1909] 
 Two Water-colors 
 A Warning Against Book Borrowers 
 Donkey Race 
 The Rain! The Rain! 
 Two Studies 
 Beside the Western Ocean 
 The Big Pedlar 
 The Old Road to Cahirciveen 
 
 YEATS, Joun Buruer, R.H.A. 
 Three Pencil Portraits 
 Five Pencil Studies 
 Eight Self-portraits in Pencil 
 Portrait of Professor Sadi Kumitani 
 Two Pencil Portraits 
 Portrait of Lady Augusta Gregory 
 Self-portrait 
 Irish Portrait Studies: Pencil Drawings 
 Nine Pencil Drawings 
 Seven Studies of the Irish Players 
 Portrait of Padraic Colum 
 Pencil Drawings of the Artist and His Daughters 
 Four Irish Portrait Studies 
 Portrait of Miss Maire ONeill [of the Irish Players] 
 
 ZARAGA, ANGEL 
 
 ‘The Parrot 
 Still Life 
 
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