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FROM 9 A. M. TO 6 P. M.
Pe tHe AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
MADISON AVENUE, 56TH TO 571TH STREET, NEW YORK
ENTRANCE 30 EAST 57TH STREET
BEGINNING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1924
AND CONTINUING UNTIL THE DATES OF SALE
(INCLUDING SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, FROM 2 TO 5 P. M.)
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS
BY MASTERS OF
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN SCHOOLS
TO BE SOLD AT UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE
AT THE AMERICAN .ART GALLERIES
ON THE
EVENINGS OF FEBRUARY 20 AND 21, 1924
AT $:15;0 CLOCK
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F _—sXILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ved
OF
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS
BY MASTERS OF
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN SCHOOLS
FROM THE ESTATES OF
THE LATE JOSIAH BRADLEE
AND
THE LATE HENRY SMITH
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TO BE SOLD AT UNRESTRICTED ae SALE
aot THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
ON THE EVENINGS HEREIN STATED
THE SALE TO BE CONDUCTED BY
MR. OTTO BERNET AND MR. HIRAM H. PARKE
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, INc., MANAGERS
NEW YORK
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CONDITIONS OF SALE
I. Rejection of bids: Any bid which is not commensurate with the value of the
article offered, or which is merely a nominal or fractional advance may be rejected by
the auctioneer if in his judgment such bid would be likely to affect the sale injuriously.
II. The buyer: The highest bidder shall be the buyer, and if any dispute arises
between two or more bidders, the auctioneer shall either decide the same or put up for
re-sale the lot so in dispute.
Ill. Identification and devosit by buyer: The name of the buyer of each lot shall
be given immediately on the sale thereof, and when so required, each buyer shall sign a
ecard giving the lot number, amount for which sold, and his or her name and address.
A deposit at the actual time of the sale shall be made of all or such part of the
purchase prices as may be required.
If the two foregoing conditions are not complied with, the lot or lots so pur-
chased may at the option of the auctioneer be put up again and re-sold.
IV. Risk after purchase: Title passes upon the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer,
and thereafter the property is at the purchasers’ risk, and neither the consignor nor the
Association is responsible for the loss of, or any damage to any article by theft, fire,
breakage, however occasioned, or any other cause whatsoever.
V. Delivery of purchases: Delivery of any purchases will be made only upon
payment of the total amount due for all purchases at the sale.
VI. Receipted bills: Goods will only be delivered on presentation of a receipted
bill. A receipted bill presented by any person will be recognized and honored as an order
by the buyer, directing the delivery to the bearer of the goods described thereon. If a
receipted bill is lost before delivery of the property has been taken, the buyer should
immediately notify the Association of such loss.
VII. Storage in default of prompt payment and calling for goods: Articles not
paid for in full and not called for by the purchaser or agent by noon of the day following
that of the sale may be turned over by the Association to some carter to be carried to
and stored in some warehouse until the time of the delivery therefrom to the purchaser.
and the cost of such cartage and storage and any other charges will be charged against
the purchaser and the risk of loss or damage occasioned by such removal or storage will
be upon the purchaser.
In any instance where the purchase bill has not been paid in full by noon of the
day following that of the sale, the Association and the auctioneer reserve the right, any
other stipulation in these ¢oenditions of sale notwithstanding, in respect to any or all lots
included in the purchase bill, at its or his option, either to cancel the sale thereof or to
re-sell the same at public or private sale without further notice for the account of the
buyer and to hold the buyer responsible for any deficiency and all losses and expenses
sustained in so doing.
VIII. Shipping: Shipping, boxing or wrapping of purchases is a business in which
the Association is in no wise engaged, but the Association will, however, afford to pur-
chasers every facility for employing at current and reasonable rates carriers and packers;
doing so, however, without any assumption of responsibility on its part for the acts and
charges of the parties engaged for such service.
IX. Guaranty: The Association exercises great care to catalogue every lot cor-
rectly and endeavors therein and also at the actual time of sale to point out any error,
defect or imperfection, but guaranty is not made either by the owner or the Association
of the correctness of the description, genuineness, authenticity or condition of any lot and
no sale will be set aside on aceount of any incorrectness, error of cataloging or imper-
fection not noted or pointed out. Every lot is. sold ‘as is” and without recourse.
Every lot is on public exhibition one or mcre days prior to its sale, and the Asso-
ciation will give consideration to the opinion of any trustworthy expert to the effect that
any lot has been incorrectly catalogued and in its judgment may thereafter sell the lot
as catalogued or make mention of the opinion of such expert, who thereby will become
responsible for such damage as might result were his opinion without foundation.
X. Records: The records of the Auctioneer and the Association are in all cases to
be considered final and the highest bid shall in all cases be accepted hy both buyer and
seller as the value against which all claims for losses or damage shall lie.
XI. Buying on order: Buying or bidding by the Association for responsible
parties on orders transmitted to it by mail, telegraph, or telephone, if conditions permit,
will be faithfully attended to without charge or commission. Any purchases so made
will be subject to the foregoing conditions of sale, except that, in the event of a purchase
of a lot of one or more books by or for a purchaser who has not through himself or his
agent been present at the exhibition or sale, the Association will permit such lot to be
returned within ten days from the date of sale, and the purchase money will be refunded
if the lot differs from its catalogue description.
Orders for execution by the Association should be given with such ciearness as
to leave no room for misunderstanding. Not only should the lot number be given.
but also the title, and bids should be stated to be so much for the lot. and when the
lot consists of one or more volumes of books or objects of arts, the bid per volume
or piece should also be stated. If the one transmitting the order is unknown to the Asso-
ciation, a deposit must be sent or reference submitted. Shipping directions should also
be given.
. Priced Catalogues: Priced copies of the catalogue. or any session thereof, will be
furnished by the Association at charges commensurate with the duties involved in copy-
ing the necessarv information from the records of the Association.
These conditions of sale cannot be altered except by the auctioneer or by an officer
of the Association.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, INC.,
OTTO BERNET, MANAGERS,
HIRAM H. PARKE,
AUCTIONEERS.
INTELLIGENT APPRAISALS
FOR
UNITED STATES AND STATE TAX
INSURANCE AND OTHER PURPOSES
AND
CATALOGUES OF PRIVATE COLLECTIONS
APPRAISALS AND CATALOGUES. Together with the increase in
its exhibition and sales rooms, the American Art Association, Inc., will expand its
service of furnishing appraisements, under expert direction, of art and literary
property, jewelry and all personal effects, in the settlement of estates, for in-
heritance tax, insurance and other purposes. It is prepared also to supplement
this work by making catalogues of the contents of homes or of entire estates, such
catalogues to be modelled after the finely and intelligently produced catalogues
of the Association’s own Sales.
The Association will furnish at request the names of many Trust and Insur-
ance Companies, Executors, Administrators, Trustees, Attorneys and private
individuals for whom the Association has made appraisements which have not only
been entirely satisfactory to them, but have been accepted by the United States
Revenue Department, State Comptroller and others in interest.
THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Inc.
AT ITS
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
MADISON AVENUE
56TH TO 57TH STREET
ENTRANCE, 30 EAST 57TH STREET
NEW YORK CITY
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- CATALOGUE
FIRST SESSION
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20, 1924
IN THE ASSEMBLY HALL
OF
THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
BEGINNING AT-8:15 O'CLOCK
Catalogue Numbers 1 to 108, inclusive
CHILDE HASSAM, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1£59—
I—RAINDROPS: SURF—AN ETCHING
hob Gat ‘ Height, 814 inches; width, 6 mches eae 50,
Sranpinc in the spent waves on the beach, with the surf behind her, a
young woman, nude, facing the spectator, spreads her arms with hands
> raised, to feel the first raindrops.
Signed, and dated “Kasthampton, 1921”; inscribed below:
“To Henry Smith from C. H.”
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
WILLIAM BLAKE
Brrtisu: 1757—1827
7 2—-CENTAUR ENLEVANT UNE NYMPHE
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Height, 7% imches; width, 1014 imches A -B OP?
A MUSCULAR centaur, moving toward the left, grasps firmly a resisting
nymph whom he has forced partly astride his back, the whole in tense
activity.
From the Ten “Morten-Laverence a Were Se Art be i on ve
1919. 4 ¢
Property of a Private Collector.
PIERRE PUVIS DE CHAVANNES
ju Frencn: 1824—1898
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| N p, (Charcoal Drawing) GC UW. — /
} i 220 : Height, 15 wmches; width, 81% mches
A parTLy draped figure of a young woman of robust proportions
standing beside a tree, bending over, and with the right hand holding
up her left foot.
Signed at the lower right, P. Puvis p—E CHAVANNES.
| From the Inglis-Morten-Lawrence Sale, American Art Assoctation,
| (1919. - #25 -P 925 Spores
Property of a Private Collector.
HARRISON FISHER
AMERICAN: 1857—
4—STUDY OF THE NUDE 39
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3 O ‘ Height, 16 inches; length, 18 inches
Own a divan against the wall in a studio a young woman lies nude, her
shoulders propped against cushions and her arms behind her head, her
face observed in profile to the right, her left knee flexed and her right
foot resting on a box at the side of the divan.
Signed at the lower right, Harrison Fisurr, 797.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
ANDRE CHARLES VOILLEMOT 20
Frencu: 1822—1893
5—MARGUERITE: A SKETCH
(Panel) Edu nrrd Litas. |
AO ; Height, 124% inches; width, 91% inches
Marcuerire, the traditional maiden with long blond hair hanging
loosely down her back, stands beside a table on which a casket rests,
and holding out at arm’s length a hand mirror regards herself, while
Mephistopheles grins back of her shoulder. She is in light garb with
bare arms and breast, and is observed nearly at full length, to right,
three-quarters front.
Signed at the lower left, Cu. VotLuEMor.
From the Collection Alfred Saucéde, Paris, 1879 . No. 50: he GS: ee fawurr
Property of the Estate of Mrs. Freprerick Turner Brown.
JAN VAN ESSEN
Friemisu: 1857—
6—-SHEEP IN WINTER :
6 (Pastel) a edLus. lriao
o: Height, 151% inches; width, 101% inches
THe corner of a stable yard, fenced in, appears in winter,—a lone
and leafless small tree in the corner, in the middle distance, on the right.
On the left are low stables, and a flock of sheep—snow covered—headed
away from the observer, are making their way into the further one,
guided by the shepherd.
Signed at the lower right, JAN vAN Essen.
Property of Mr. Franx P. Woop.
' J.C. KAUFMANN
Swiss: ConTEMPORARY
7—MORNING IN AROSA Ph es
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Snow, snow everywhere, pines and mountains and a little hamlet half
buried in the snow. Deep snow covers a level plain in the foreground,
at the right of which in the middle distance are clustered the houses
of the hamlet, some of the buildings scarcely visible above the snow.
Beyond are the pine forests, and in the background purplish mountain
peaks with snow wherever it could lodge. Morning sunshine over all.
Signed at the lower left, J. C. Kaurmann, Arosa, 1917.
Property of a Private Owner.
GEORGE H. BOUGHTON, N.A., R.A. ree.
AMERICAN: 1834—1905
8—RUTH .
(Gouache) File Glendinnceig
+) 0. Height, 2034 inches; width, 11°4 imches
Fuit-tencrnu portrait of a young lady out walking, observed against
a nebulous background of grass and sky. She wears a gray gown with
white trimming, and a flower trimmed hat which is tilted over her eyes
and largely conceals her reddish-chestnut hair. She walks toward the
right and is observed a little more than in profile, and in her left hand
she carries a bouquet of white flowers.
Signed at the lower left, G. H. B.
From the Estate of the Artist.
From a Fall River, Massachusetts, Collection.
Property of a Private Collector.
_W. MERRITT POST, A.N.A.
ia ‘ WW torreet AMERICAN: 1856—
9—WOODS IN THE FALL
gs q 5. (Water Color)
Height, 25 inches; length, 30 inches
Woops largely bare but a few of the trees retaining brown and yellowed
leaves stand on the right of a brook running from the foreground,
which in the middle distance passes under a gray bridge to turn the
wheel of an old red mill that stands on the left of it. In the distance
are more woods, and to left of the brook in the foreground are green
and brown fields. ,
Signed at the lower left, W. Murnrirr Post.
Property of a Private Owner.
THEOPHILE DE BOCK
DutcH: 1851—1904
( 10—LANDSCAPE
(Charcoal Drawing) —
Sy ‘ Height, 11 imches; length, 1714, inches
A ruraL landscape of hills, old houses and trees ranges the length
of the picture, beyond a broad and shallow stream.
Signed at the lower left, T. Bocx.
From W. Scott & Son, Montreal.
To be sold to close an Estate.
AL |
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Frencu: 1810—1865 (A
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11—MARINE Sew 5
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a é Height, 914 inches; length, 121% inches 4) : C :
On the right in middle distance a great promontory juts out, before
the afterglow of a sunset sky, and a dark blue sea on the left rolls up
with little motion to a beach in the foreground. Here three men are
discerned pushing and hauling higher up from the water a boat they |
have just beached. In the distance a sail is seen.
Signed at the lower left, C. T.
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To be sold to close an Estate.
CHILDE HASSAM, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1859—
12—SUNSET AT SEA ¥
is: aoe? Melek Gal
Height, 534 inches; length, 834 mches
Tue visible sky is ablaze with crimson and gold and white, and various
colors between, over a placid sea of deep blue, with here and there a
rippling wave in the foreground catching a reflection of the sky’s
splendor.
Signed at the lower left, CHILDE Hassam, 1920.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smirn.
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FRANCOIS AUGUSTE BONHEUR
FRENCH: 1824—1884
13—LANDSCAPE AND CATTLE
Genel) }. Lin gel
uf S, Height, 614, inches; length, 81 inches
Own a still and sunny day in summer, with banks of white clouds low
over the horizon, and a haze over the stream which indents the land
from the left, where the sunshine also comes from, some cows are seen
on a green sward near the foreground. One stands facing the spectator
across the backs of two which are lying down, and a fourth standing
farther away with back to the spectator turns her head to look at him.
. Signed at the right, Auc. BoNHEUR.
Property of Mr. Stantey Mortimer.
JOHN H. DOLPH
AMERICAN: 1885—1903
14—THHE SETTER
(Board) Ce a :
Height, 12 inches; width, 10 inches
Corn is in the shock in a field in the background, and an occasional
pumpkin is seen, ripe on its vine. All is sunny, and in the foreground
a white and brown setter comes toward the observer, his shadow at his
feet.
Signed at the lower left, J. H. Dourn.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry SMITH.
RALPH ALBERT BLAKELOCK, N.A. y Lien
AmERIcAN: 184'7—1919 ee /
15 MARINE: SEAL ROCK alee
Pa —- Height, 7 inches; width, 414 Zee
From the right a great rock in brown and reddish-ycllow, with a tail,
jagged-arch opening, projects into a greenish sea, which throws up
a white smother between the projecting rock and a rough foreground
shore, the shore being keyed in the same deep tones of the rock.
lanier f 1GOF +
rae the collection of af, It drews, New York, 1916. 3 SPS
Estate of the Late Alexander Morten. i hiya K+ $100 aA 4b hehe
The Property of a Private Collector.
Edaong # lag Hee at ge right, R. A. BLAKELOcK.
ROSA BONHEUR :
Frencu: 1822—1899 { | 5 ys me
16—A SHEEP NY
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/ b 2 Height, 6 inches; length, 8 inches } ; .
Lyine on the ground and headed to the left, with face turned upon the
observer, a gray-brown sheep rests tranquilly, in sunlight just strong
enough to cast a shadow. In the background are dark trees and lighter
fields.
Signed at the lower right, Rosa Bonnevr; on back the
seal: VentTE Rosa Bonueuvr, 1900.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
JEAN GUSTAVE JACQUET
Frencu: 1846—1909
17—PORTRAIT OF A LADY CA ULS. Urol
( ¢ Height, 12 inches; width, 10 inches
0 bd. Bust portrait of a large eyed young woman with chestnut hair, figure
to front and head turned slightly to her left, looking across her left
shoulder and somewhat downward. Her grayish gown of floral pattern
is cut low in the neck and reveals a part of her ample breasts, and
around her shoulders is a mauve drapery.
Signed at the left, near her shoulder, G. Jacquet.
From the J. Abner Harper Collection. / bs G Zz ay Lf - g. “LPoa
T'o be sold to close an Estate.
THEODORE ROUSSEAU
Frencu: 1812—1867
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Height, 5 inches; length, 734 inches
b75- Broap greenish fields spread about the pool of a brook in the fore-
ground, and in the distance are yellow-brown trees, with more distant
trees to be seen on the right. In middle distance beyond the pool a
peasant woman stoops to gather fagots.
Signed at the lower left, TH. RoussEav.
The Estate of Jostan Brapvier, Ese., Boston.
A. PASINI
Irauian: 1826—1899 a ye | .
A 19THE MEETING AT THE GATE ee O
B | bo- Height, 61 inches; length, 834 inches
In brilliant sunshine under a blue sky a white garden wall crosses the
| picture, green trees overhanging it at the left before a tall rose colored
oa building. To right of centre at a gate two figures meet, a man with a
7 gun which he rests on the ground, and a figure wrapped in a reddish
gown. At one side stands a horse, saddled.
Signed at the lower left, A. Pasint.
From L. Crist Delmonico.
To be sold to close an Estate.
CHARLOTTE B. COMAN
AMERICAN: 1834—
20—LANDSCAPE AT SUNSET U). C.
is. Height, 9 inches; width, 7°4 mches
A roapway wandering through green fields leads to a farmhouse in
middle distance on the left, in a hollow, and the land rises beyond to a
horizon which is ablaze with the lights of the departing sun, which is
sinking, a glowing red disc, a part of which is already below the hill.
Signed at the lower left, C. B. Coman.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
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A. CASANOVA
SpanisH: 1847—1896
21—_THE CALL er
Height, 10 inches; width, 714 inches
Tue corner of a marble floored salon with an ornate screen and a chan-
delier of tall candles is depicted, in daylight, and two figures appear.
An elderly gentleman in a large curled wig has just entered the room, ~
and a blond young lady in an evening gown of white satin with a pale
golden waist greets him and takes his walking stick, and is about to
take his hat, as he gets out of his coat.
Signed at the lower left, A. Casanova, Roma, 1871.
Property of Mr. Stantey Mortimer.
J. CARROLL BECKWITH, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1852—1917
J. Lote
Height, 10 inches; width, 8 inches
22—FKFEMME VUE A DOS
THREE-QUARTERS-LENGTH figure of a woman, nude, seated with back to
the observer, on the green grass in the sunshine before a background of
woods. She seems to be reading. The light plays about the modeling
of the figure and on a mauve drapery thrown over her limbs.
Signed at the lower left, Carrot Beckwirn, 1907.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
WILLIAM HART, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1823—1894
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23—LANDSCAPE AND CATTLE 130
Height, 1014 mches; width, 814 inches / Py al
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SHortT trees in a grazing country of low fields, with rising land oy the
left, stand near the centre of the landscape, casting shadows from light
coming from the right. The sky is blue and white, with a gray cloud
coming into the picture. In a pond in the foreground three cows are
standing, a tawny one with a white face, a red one and a black one.
Signed at the lower left, Wm. Hart.
T'o be sold to close an Estate.
HECTOR HANOTEAU
Frencu: 1823—
24_LANDSCAPE 2O
3 Height, 101% mches; len aay inches
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Hixts decline from the left toward a winding river, and in the/left
foreground is a low green bank with a crude structure standing on it.
In the middle distance is group of trees with dense green foliage and
toward the right on the opposite side of the river a man sits fishing
with rod and line. The stream in front of him is in shadow of the trees,
and in the foreground is bright with light reflections.
Signed at the lower right, H. Hanoreau.
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Frencu: 1816—1887
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Height, 18 inches; length, 24 inches
59 * A stint life painting in which stalks of asparagus partly out of a :
loosely tied bunch lie in a soft light on a table, before a dark back- .
ground. Beyond them stands a large pottery jug, with a loop handle
to which its cork is tied, and in front of them are oyster shells and |
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other objects, and to right stands a table grinding-mill.
Signed at the lower left, Pu. RoussEav, 69.
Property of the Estate of Mrs. FrepErick TuRNER Brown.
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a Frexcu: 1817—1888
I( 0. Two Roman Catholic sisters in black habit with white bonnets and
white aprons are seated beside a table, knitting. One faces the spec-
tator, the other, in a stronger light, is seen in profile to the left. On
the table is a pewter jug, and in the dark shadows of the background a
crucifix hangs on the wall.
26—DEUX RELIGEUSES TRICOTAN,
Height, 1814 inches; width, ¢ inches Rraudh gg 4
Signed at the lower right, F. Bonvin, 1853.
From G. Tempelaere, Paris.
Exhibited at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
The Estate of Jostan Braver, Ese., Boston.
HENRI HARPIGNIES
Frency: 1819—1916
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_ Height, 7% inches; length, 14 inches
Tue brook is broad and shallow and curls around boulders in the
middle distance, broadening in the foreground. Pasture lands are on
either side of it, a path runs along the left, and trees in the middle
distance cast their shadows toward the right. Two cows are grazing
on the right and others come to the water, and beyond them a flock of
_ sheep and their shepherd are seen.
Signed at the lower left, Harpicniss.
From a Providence, Rhode Island, collection.
Property of a Private Collector.
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ANTOINE VOLLON ot
Frencu: 1833—1900 Be
b 28—STILL LIFE “ee... pe
o. Height, 1114, inches; length, 17% imches
Acaryst a dark background a lobster, boiled, is seen lying on a dark
table. A soft light falls upon it, and upon some opened oyster shells
and a closed mussel shell lying beside it.
Signed at the lower left, A. VouLon.
From the private collection of the late Crist Delmonico.
Property of a Private Owner.
ARTHUR B. DAVIES
| H v 29 THE SEARCHER Farargel Val.
1862— .
/ 4 0. Height, 6 inches; length, 12 mches .
Here the mystic enters in. The quiet landscape with its broken color,
its touch of red autumn, the dark cedars and far blue hills, is normal
and quite what we know; but the blue-hooded figure, with hand to
listening ear, slipping swiftly across the foreground, is mystic, is like
the vagrant wind, is the searcher who hears afar the secret song which
murmurs. She kindles the fancy, while her hooded head is mask and
silence, teasing us to know the object of her search.
Signed at the lower right, A. B. Daviess.
From the Montross Collection, 919-620-1564. abe)
Property of a Private Collector.
3 CHARLES EMILE JACQUE 6
Frencu: 1813—1894
30—_SHEEP AT PASTURE
LS O b Height, 7 inches; length, 1214 123 Cpr wei).
Tue sky is a mass of dark gray clouds, with a white streak along the
horizon. At left near the foreground the edge of a wood comes into
the picture, and against the foremost tree is seated a shepherd, looking
out over his flock of sheep in the dark pasture to right.
Signed at the lower right, Cu. Jacque.
Property of Mr. Franx P. Woop.
NARCISSE VIRGILE DIAZ DE LA PENA
Frencu: 1807—1876
aan 31—A RURAL CONCERT = ¢ econ
2 Mie % re Height, 91 mches; length, 13 mches
SEVERAL figures have gathered under a tree to hear one of their
number play some music. The tree grows on a hillside and only its
lower branches appear against the sky, over the heads of the figures.
A young woman seated on the ground and facing the right three-
quarters front is playing the lute, and two others sit at either side
apparently in rapt enjoyment.
FRANKLIN P. DE HAVEN
AMERICAN: 1856—
34 MOONLIGHT ON SEA AND SHORE
! po. arya ee eee (Panel) . g.P
4 . 3 ie Height, 12 mches; length, 16 eC:
THE observer looks off to sea and along the edges of the shores of a
cove. ‘The shores are a dark gray-brown, and the water between and
beyond them is a cool and dark green with short waves tipped with
white, and a path of white light comes over them from the moon some
way up the heavens and partly obscured by clouds.
‘Signed at the lower Icft, F. De Haven, A.N.A.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
AMERICAN: 1848—- 7
| 85—HOLSTEIN BULL bes aes
: To, Height, 12 inches; length, 16 imches
Marsuy pasture lands fill the picture, under a gray sky of moving
shower clouds, through which light filters irregularly, illumming a
stream in the distance and a shallow pool in the foreground. Here
a black and white bull stands, headed to the right and slightly forward,
eyeing the observer.
Signed at the lower left, CarteTron Wiccrns.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry SmMiru.
JOHN CARLETON WIGGINS, N.A. © re oz
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DAVID J. GUE
AMERICAN: CONTEMPORARY
36—THE PASSING CLOUD ; 0, oy)
Height, 12 inches; length, 16 inchés .
In the foreground and to left a short stretch of brown sandy shore
glistens with the moisture of a receding wave, reflecting the sunshine
that strikes it from beneath a storm cloud that nearly conceals the
sun from the observer’s eye. In the distance an active sea, darkened
under the cloud and under others drifting low over the water.
Signed at the lower left, Davin J. Gut.
From a Salmagundi Club auction sale.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Siru.
JEAN BAPTISTE CAMILLE COROT yr” a
Faencu-: 1700221 one \( y
37—A FONTAINEBLEAU OAK: A STUDY es |
Height, 12 inches; length, 1634 mehes A
An aged oak of great trunk and sturdy limbs stands At the right of
the canvas, the lower part of its trunk, only—and not all of that—
within the confines of the picture, and two blasted branches only and
part of a third branch visible; these project irregularly toward the
left. Green sward and a bit of rough land, with green bushes and gray
rocks complete the picture, with a bit of yellowish-gray sky. |
Signed at the lower left, Conor.
From a Providence, Rhode Island, collection.
Property of a Private Collector.
EK. FICHEL
Frencu: 1826—1895
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38—_THE CONNOISSEURS
_Iy the corner of an art gallery whose walls are closely hung with
paintings a number of gentlemen are assembled, standing and seated,
studying and discussing the pictures. They are in eighteenth century
costumes of many colors, and a dozen of them are in the company.
Signed at the lower left, EK. Ficuer, 1859.
Property of Mr. SrantEy MortTIMeEr.
EUGENE HIGGINS
AmeERIcAN: 1874— S)
39—CONV ICTS E | f
a 5. Height, 1214 inches; length, 174 mches
Moyine wearily, doggedly, heavily, toward the left, a file of prisoners
returning from work toward the close of day, ball and chain dragging
at their slow heels, are under care of a mounted and a foot guard,
each armed with gun.
Signed at the lower left, Hicerns.
From the Inglis-Morten-Lawrence Sale, American Art Association,
1919. ¥K3 4 SIO « Moileore
Property of a Private Collector.
(Panel) a. }.
Height, 1234 mches; length, 16 imdéhes
DAVID TENIERS
Friemisu: 1610—1694
ame 40—FLEMISH AMUSEMENTS
+S0 Height, 13 inches; width, Rede
In the taproom of a tavern ancient Flemings are smoking and drink-
ing, lighting and refilling their pipes; one holds high a glass nearly
filled. Five figures appear. On the wall hang jugs. "
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Signed at the lower right, D. 'TEniErs.
Accompanied by an old engraving, ‘““Amusemens Flamans,” dedicated to his
Serenest Highness Monseigneur le Comte de Clermont, prince of the blood, “engraved \
after the original picture by David Teniers, by his very humble and very obedient
servant, Louis Lempereur, at Paris, chez l’auteur, rue des Rats, vis-a-vis celle des
Trois Portes.”
Property of Mr. Ricnwarp Copmayn.
ANGELO ASTI
ITALiaAn: 1847—1903
41—NUDE Fd
] 10 ’ Height, 1314 inches; lengt by 18 inches
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FuLr-Lenetu figure of a young woman reclining nude in the shelter
of some trees, the high lights emphasizing the flesh tones against the
dark background. Her back is toward the spectator, and she faces
the left, profil perdu, her Titian hair streaming over her shoulders.
Signed at the lower right, A. Ast.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smirn.
Sansa fas
JULES WORMS a { oe
FrEeNcH: 1832—1881 4
42-LE DEPART POUR LA REVUE), ~}4
(Panel) i | KO)
Height, 1524 wmches; width, 124% inches NM Ke ee y)
Aw officer in uniform adjusted to the last touch stands facing the
right before a mantel in a room done in French gray with painted and
gilded details. He is putting on his white gloves, and as he stands
rigidly erect, in his plumed helmet, madame stands at one side in
admiration. She is a dark haired and matronly young woman in a
pale golden-yellow gown, and she clasps her hands at her shoulder
as she regards in pleased awe the tall military figure before her.
) lem
Signed at the lower right, J. Worms.
Exhibited at the Salon, 1876.
Exhibited at the Exposition Universelle, 1878.
From the Collection Alfred Saucéde, Paris, 1879. HSE ee KOOO0 = fonew
Property of the Estate of Mrs. Freprerick Turner Brown.
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RALPH ALBERT BLAKELOCK, ae .
AMERICAN: 1847—1919 7
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| Yj 483—FIFTY-EIGHTH STREET AND NINTH
AVENUE, SEPTEMBER 5, 1868
Jue QO. Height, 1644 ches; length, 2414 inches
Aw historical document of the metropolis little more than half a cen-
tury ago, when “Shanty Towns” existed where now are thronged
apartments. The observer’s eye looks over a broad hilltop crowned
by cabins and lean-to’s and boulders, the boulders in the foreground
and the upper portions of the cabins standing out against the sky.
There is hght and color in the sky, and color in the treeless landscape
of sunshine and shadow. A child near one of the cabins adds to the
color, and beside one of them is a figure at work.
Signed at the lower left, R. A. BLAKELOcK.
Property of a Private Collector. ot Rat. [Stare nt
Aa Loar York, Srovlhavceh Come JAhge and 5S- Lane
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ald 1 by both F bolt Lats 1942 -F IK LITE OE 4 Geceeth
ARTHUR B. DAVIES
AMERICAN: CONTEMPORARY
44—GIRL WITH A THORN IN HER FOOT
A LO Height, 16 inches; width, 11 mches
/ "A rirrte lassie in a green dress, who has been running barefoot, is
seated under the branch of a shady tree, bending over to the left trying
to extract a thorn from her foot.
Signed at the lower left, A. B. Davtrs.
Purchased at the American Art Galleries, 1916.
Montross Collection, 1919. S fot w Ath
Property of a Private Collector.
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JOHANNES HENRICUS JURRES ay Pe
Dutcu: ConrTeEMPORARY Se me
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45—THE MENDICANT
3Ah0. Height, 26°24 inches; width, 22 ep AML
FuL.L-LencrTH figure of a dejected man, partly nude, white sheepskin
covering his limbs and a red mantle hanging from his shoulder and
covering his left arm, and trailing on the ground. A white kerchief
enwraps his bowed head, and he extends his right hand in humble
appeal. Light on the figure and a dark background.
Signed at the lower right, J. H. Jurres, ’05.
From the artist.
From Thomas Wallis & Son, London.
To be sold to close an Estate.
CLAUDE LORRAINE 77 0
Frencu: 1606—1682
| «46 ROMAN LANDSCAPE ae nee
“4S. Height, 16 hee: width, 12 inches ae
In the foreground a young shepherd with bare legs and arms is in
sunshine which comes from the left, and beyond him are a number of
cows on their way homeward toward the close of day. One stops to
browse, and a white cow in front of the shepherd stops at the brink
of a river on the left and stands looking across it. In the middle dis-
tance the stream is crossed by a bridge, and in the distance are far
hills. On the right, beyond the cattle, is a group of trees and bush.
Property of the Estate of Mrs. Frevertck Turner Brown.
70 ; Height, 16 inches; width, 138 inches —
WALTER GAY
AMERICAN: 1856—1910
(Gon)
47—-K AK EMONO
On the wall of a room with polished wood floor hang kakemono pic-
turing storks and the lotus, a figure and other motives, masks hang
beside them, and on brass bound chests rest statuettes, red lacquers
and a variety of ornaments.
Signed at the lower left, WaLTER Gay.
Property of a Private Owner.
C. KE. COOKMAN
48—AN INTERESTED CRITIC Wd ; " |
2 se Height, 17 wmches; width, 10 inches
In a studio a nude model, resting, sits with back to the spectator,
gazing critically at a fanciful garden canvas for which she has posed
standing. She has red hair and is seated on a stool over which a rich
green drapery has been thrown.
Signed at bottom center, C. K. Cookman.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smirn.
L. IZAGUIRRE
CoNTEMPORARY Ward. 2 fh / :
49—LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURES
—_—
HO. | Height, 181% inches; width, 1444 inches
A mountain partly bare and partly green and yellow makes a high
and irregular horizon in the background, and green trees grow low
on its nearer slope. In front of them in the foreground is a village
street of Spanish architecture, and standing in the blazing sunshine
are three figures who may be Mexicans.
Stgned at the lower left, L. Izacuirre.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
ADOLPHE ALEXANDRE LESREL
Frenco: 1830— od | 4,
50—UN GUET-APENS DE BRIGANDS odour Ute
9 D Height, 1814 inches; width, 15 wmches
On the stone pavement before an elaborately carved door of a building
which has flowers and vines growing against it stand two figures. It
is daylight and the ambuscade is quite transparent. A plump young
woman in a short blue skirt patterned with flowers in gay colors, and
a rose waist trimmed with white lace and cut low, is singing and
accompanying herself on the lute, while a man picturesquely accoutred
and heavily armed listens at the door as he grips a long sword whose
point rests on the pavement.
Signed at the lower left, on the wall, A Lesrei, 1874.
Property of Mr. Srantey Mortimer.
ARTHUR B. DAVIES
1862—
| () 51—THE CALL OF SPRING 4 4
: 0 Height, 20 mches; width, 8 inches j 4 :
Tue elements in this picture are simple. Two silver birches lift their
delicate plumes into the sky, which is of gray and blue. The still
water of a pond or lake is seen beyond the hillside, but the attention
is held by the slight nude figure of a child in the foreground. The
whole panel is pervaded with the dreamy languor of awakening Spring.
One does not see birds, but one may hear their song and those infinite
sounds which are canticles of joy. Observe the intertwining of the
lovely young birches, symbolizing that union out of which ever comes
a new birth—the trees bear their leaf and blossom, the brown earth
awakens, young life appears, and all is youth, freshness and beauty.
Not anything of this is immediately apparent in this panel, but all
is there to the willing brain and seeing eye.
Signed at the lower center, A. B. Davis.
From the Montross Sale, 191 9.-~3Y - $050 Bea 4, hitheel
Property of a Private Collector.
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J.C. KAUFMANN
Swiss: 1870—
52—KRONTEN UND SCHLOSSBERG
GLETSCHER, ERSTPELDERTAL, URI ©
Height, 19 inches; length, 26 inches (Ba
2 b
In the foreground flowers bloom above the green grass in the sunshine,
amidst outcropping rocks. In the background the rocks, gray and
brown, mount high before a deep blue sky, and snow and ice lie over
them.
Signed at the lower left, J. C. Kaurmann, 1905.
Property of a Private Owner.
LOUIS ALEXANDRE LELOIR
Frencuo: 1843—1884
583—PLAYING WITH THE KITTENS —
Height, 31 mches; width, 21 inches C ol Lr
SEATED on a balcony railing with her back against a marble pillar a
young woman is observed in profile to the right with figure somewhat
toward the spectator, teasing a kitten which with two others is on a
rose colored cushion in front of her. She dangles a feather above its
nose and the cat is in posture of rising to it. Her costume is rich
but worn loosely, and her hair hangs down her back.
Signed at the lower left, Louis Lenore.
Property of Mr. Sranutey Mortimer.
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HENRI LEROLLE
Frencu: 1851— .
54_-SHEEP AND HAYSTACKS BY MOONLIGHT
| & Zo , | Height, 22 inches; width, 1814 inches
Tue full golden moon is just emerging above the horizon, to right of
center, and to left of it two large haystacks rise in silhouette in the
fields, a third appearing on the right in the distance. In the fore-
ground walking towards the left and pausing to take their last nibbles
as they go are some sheep, followed by their shepherd, his staff resting
over his shoulder.
Signed at the lower left, H. Leroute.
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From the J. Abner Harper Collection. (892 -#-69 _ $00 as
T'o be sold to close an Estate.
y WILLIAM A. COFFIN, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1855—
| 55 THE VALLEY FARM Wr. ;
) i. oe Height, 25 inches; length, 30 inches
A spacious grain field with standing shocks ready to be hauled to the
barn fills the foreground, and in the middle distance lies rolling country
with belts of trees while at right. in a sheltered corner of the valley,
are a red farm house with barn and outbuildings nearby. In the dis-
tance is a range of mountains and the glowing sky shows great masses
of clouds tinged with orange red by the setting sun.
Signed at the lower right, Wm. A. Corrin.
Direct from the artist.
Property of a Private Owner.
ALEXANDRE GABRIEL DECAMPS
Frencu: 1803—1860
A
56—-THE APPROACHING STORM ne
{| O- Height, 24 inches; length, 26 inches dy.
A LANpDscAPE with forest trees on a slope, at left, bordering a road
which leads from the right foreground where a man and a dog are
passing. The man with head bent, the trees swept by the wind and
the darkened sky portend the swift coming of a rainstorm.
Signed at the lower left, Decamrs, and dated 1842.
From the collection of the late DorotHEa Woturr.
From American Art Association Sale, “Valuable Paintings,” January
16, 1923. -¥5K + S300 + lb. Luter,
t'o be sold to close an Estate.
EDWIN LORD WEEKS
AMERICAN: 1849—19038
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57—THE PIGEONS OF JEYPORE
Height, 18 inches; length, 22 Toe
Inp1an architecture in majestic piles rises in brilliant sunshine before
a clear blue sky, about an open place where numberless pigeons come
to feed and drink, flocking toward a seated figure near whom lies a
basket. Up steps leading to the principal building climb figures in
scarlet, passing through a gate guarded by elephant statues, and in
_ the foreground at right are squatting figures one of whom seems to
be undergoing a barber operation.
Signed at the lower right, EK. L. Werks, JEYPORE.
From the Edwin Lord Weeks sale, American Art Association, New
York, 1905. - Ho Calaliyue f Hi aake) ¢
Property of the Estate of ‘the Late Henry Smirn.
FREDERIK HENDRIK KAEMMERER, __ pe
7 Durcn: 1839—1902 Ah, iv
WA Ne —
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a Height, 24 inches; width, 16 anches ; ® : Prsrulh
Iprine along an informal path of the countryside a couple come toward
the observer, strolling arm in arm, she in a white sleeveless and décolleté
gown and bare headed, he in a long-tailed striped coat, buff breeches
and white stockings, and carrying a walking-stick. She looks up to
him with interest, her face seen in profile, and he condescendingly looks
down at her as he toys with his watch fob. About them is a spring
landscape, and in the background is water with reflections of pink
clouds in a robin’s-egg sky.
Signed at the lower right, ¥. H. KarMMERER.
Property of a Private Collector.
ALBERT GUILLAUME
Frencu: CoNTEMPORARY
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59—_SLEEPING CHILD
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Height, 22 inches; width, 18 inches
In a corner of a peasant’s cottage or a farm outbuilding a child who
has been gathering flowers has paused to lie down on a bed of some
garnering of the fields, and gone to sleep. Two women and a man in
picturesque peasants’ costume have come in, and the man starts to play
a fife or flute to waken the sleeper.
Signed at the lower left, A. GUILLAUME.
Property of a Private Collector.
CHARLES LINFORD
ConNTEMPORARY
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o ‘A0—WOODLAND SCENE . / Bi
Height, 22 inches: width, 16 w¢hes
S. A rew trees with silvery bark and others dark and moss-grown, in the
foreground, rise above the picture limits, and beyond a clearing are
woods before a clouded sky, with the sunshine upon them. The foliage
shows the colors of autumn, and at the farther side of the clearing
are two figures, in the sunlight.
Signed at the lower left, C. Linrorp, 1887.
Property of a Private Collector.
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ALONZO PEREZ
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exe) Qudreus Corr “y;
t ioe Height, 164 inches; width, 13814 inches
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A GREEN wooden bench with bush behind it and the red tower of a
building in the distance. American: 1819—1905
62—FEEDING TIME
4S. Height, 1614 inches; length, 2614 qs aE: a
In the interior of a stable with a soft light falling upon the gray wall
and the golden straw, four Shetland ponies cluster about the hostler,
who stands near the center with a raised forkful of hay. To right is
the feed rack, and game chickens seek their feed near by.
Signed at the lower right, A. F. Tarr, 1860, N. Y.; and
again on the back, with title.
Property of a Private Collector.
GEORGE H. BOUGHTON, N.A., R.A.
AMERICAN: 1854—1905
683—ON THE THAMES 0 Sie
Height, 104% inches; length, 2214 inches
A reEacu of the river Thames crosses the foreground, no hither shore
appearing in the picture, and the farther shore is low and green in
the sunshine. Edges of woodland appear at right and left, and be-
tween them occasional detached trees, and a path from the woods at
the right comes down to the water in front of those at the left. On
the river, at right, is a punting party, a dog on the prow of the punt
and a figure forward poling, while women are seated in the stern, one
of them with a red parasol.
Signed at the lower left, G. H. BovucuTon.
From the estate of the artist.
From a Fall River, Massachusetts, collection.
Property of a Private Collector.
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JUEPFES KRONBERG
SwepDisH: 1850—
64—BALLET GIRL IN RED Qh Vous
Height, 24 inches; width, 18 inches
SEATED figure of a danseuse in a ballet costume of brilliant red, bend-
ing over to adjust a lace at her ankle. She has dark hair and a strip
of velvet about her throat, and she bends forward and to her left,
with left elbow resting on her left knee. Her right hand reaches
toward her right ankle.
Signed at the lower right, Louis Kronserc; at lower left,
1916.
Property of a Private Owner.
J. A. S. MONKS
AMERICAN: 1850—
65—“ROUND POND”
| ) LD. Height, 2644 mches; length, 42 inches
Rampiine buildings of a spacious country extend nearly across the
picture, in the background, a little sky grayish-blue on a fair day
visible above them, and bushes with autumn browns in front of them.
From the cottages the land declines toward the foreground, a land of
EE green grass and outcropping gray rocks. Here a flock of sheep feed,
f on their way to a small pond in the foreground to drink.
Signed at the lower left, J. A. S. Monxs.
From the artist.
To be sold to close an Estate.
ALBERT P. LUCAS
AMERICAN: CONTEMPORARY
| 66—NOCTURNE
bo, Height, 30 inches; width, 25 inches & : f.
Over a landscape, in which a roadway and trees are dimly seen, rises
a high night sky with dark clouds from beyond which comes the light
of the moon. A few stars are seen in the open spaces. The color
scheme shows warm tints, through which appears the light of the moon
falling on a mass of little cloud flecks depicted in tints of yellow and
orange.
Signed at the lower left.
Purchased from the artist.
“Sale, March, 1916.
Property of a Private Collector.
AMERICAN: 1857—1920
67—THE FROZEN BROOK ans Wee bg
IV A. T. VAN LAER
Height, 28 inches; length, 32% inches
] Snow covers the ground over a broad landscape that dips from either
j side toward the valley of a brook which takes a wandering course and
) & 0. passes out of the picture in the foreground. Thick ice covers it in
places, and again the water has made its way to daylight only to be
covered with an icy film. Sparse trees line the course of the ravine —
through which it comes, in the middle distance, mainly gray and bare,
a few of them retaining the crimson leaves of the fall.
Signed at the lower right, A. 'T. van Larr.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
WILLIAM A. COFFIN, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1855—
<5 68-DECEMBER MOONRISE 0 feo Willy,
Height, 24 inches; length, 36 inches
A sNOWFALL in early winter has covered the fields and the hillsides of
the landscape but the wind has drifted it and the afternoon sun has
partly melted it so that the withered grass and brown carth show in
patches in agreeable contrast to the blanket of white. Over the distant
hill, crowned with trees, the full moon is seen rising in a clear sky of
early evening blue with a few small clouds tinged with pink. The last
rays of the sun of the closing winter day gently illumine the top ef the
distant hillside producing an effect of quiet charm.
Signed at the lower right, Wm. A. Corrin.
Direct from the Artist.
Property of a Private Owner.
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GEORGE H. BOUGHTON, N.A., R.A.
AMERICAN: 1834—1905
69—STRACHAN FERRY 4 ee bnelhents? 0?
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3 bo , Height, 30 inches; lengths 52 inches
Tue broad stream traverses the picture, disappearing between high
and colorful hills at the left. The nearer shore is low, wildflowers
bloom above the green grass, smoke issues from the chimney of a low
building at left and colored garments hang on a fence at the right.
At the water’s edge lies a rowboat, and larger craft are visible across
| the stream. High up the hills of the farther side a shepherd is seen
= with his flock.
Signed at bottom to right of center, G. H. Bovcuron.
From the Estate of the Artist.
From a Fall River, ‘Massachusetts, collection.
Exhibited at the Worcester Ari Museum.
Property of a Private Owner.
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| AMERICAN: 1849—19038 es / Y 0
70—POWDER PLAY OUTSIDE THE WALLS frken
: OF THE CITY OF MOROCCO Gal,
| / 7 0: Height, 3514 inches; length, 60 inches
In a foreground plain mounted troops are drawn up on the right, and
a great company of people are standing and seated on the ground at
the left, while in the centre of the canvas Moors on horseback and in
brilliant costumes have come out ahead of the lines and are shooting,
facing forward and to the left. An attendant is handing a gun to
one of them. In the background are the city walls and roofs, and in
the distance snow-capped mountain peaks rise toward a brilliant sky.
On back, stamp of the Edwin Lord Weeks Sale, American
Art Association, 1905.
T'o be sold to close an Estate.
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Mountains loom high in the background, descending to a valley or
WILLIAM CLARKSON STANFIELD, R.A.
Encusu: 17938—1867 }
71—BOATS FOULING ENTERING HARBOR,
ZUY DER ZEE
Height, 24 inches; length, 36 inches
Oxp ocean is tossing in lively fashion and a thunder squall is coming
up from the right against the wind, and toward the sunshine which
illuminates the boats about the harbor. In the foreground one of the
heavy Dutch working boats with sail and blunt bow is run into by
a smaller sailing boat working offshore from the left. Farther out
is a jetty on which people are standing, and off the end of it is a
frigate or Kast Indiaman, of square rig, and several sloops.
Signed at the lower left, C. Stanrretp, R.A., 1854.
Property of Mr. Joun Junius Morean.
HENRY PEMBER SMITH
AMERICAN: 1854—1907
72—-LANDSCAPE YW. Pathe
Height, 28 inches; width, 20 mches
glen surrounded by pines and bushes. In the middle distance a brook
breaks through, widening to a pond or lake whose placid waters occupy
the foreground, save at left where a low bank of stones and boulders
rises above the shallows.
Signed at the lower right, Henry P. Smiru.
T'o be sold to close an Estate.
EDWARD MORAN, A.N.A.
AMERICAN: 1829—1901 /O
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ipo =< Height, 271% inches; width, 224% inéles ;
~ On the right are tall brown cliffs against which the green sea breaks,
tossing white foam high up their sides. In the left foreground is an
outlying rock, and gulls fly low over the water. In the background
the sky is darkening and in the distance the storm has already broken
and is beating down the sea.
Signed at the lower left, Knw. Moran.
To be sold to close an Estate.
WALTER GAY so
AMERICAN: 1856—1910 Cc
74—-CHATEAU DE COURANCE
(SEINE ET OISE)
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Height, 2134 inches; width, 171% mches
Tue mantelpiece in the library of the chateau, belonging to the Marquis
de Ganay, near Fontainebleau; painted in 1905. In dark tones, with
two decorated ovoid jars, one at either end of the mantel shelf, over
a fireplace framed in grayish-white, with brass andirons and casing.
At either side a fauteuil, in front of bookshelves from floor to ceiling,
the book-backs in many colors. Polished floor with numerous reflec-
tions.
Signed at the lower left, WALTER Gay.
From the Galerie Brunner, Paris.
Property of a Private Owner.
| Height, 20 inches; width, 14 inches
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la JOHANNUS HUBERTUS LEONARDUS DE HAAS
‘i Bertcian: 1880—1880 |
b. 75—LANDSCAPE AND CATTLE
Hane 19 inches; length, 29 inches chess cil
Two young short horned bulls stand in the foreeconam of a lush and
sunny pasture, eyeing the observer suspiciously. A black and white
one stands athwart the picture and a reddish-tawny one steps forward
from behind his head. Near them a black calf is grazing. Sunshine
from the left breaks upon all, and beyond some tall grass which seems
to mark the line of a brook are more cattle in the distance grazing.
Signed at the lower right, J. H. L. pe Haas.
Property of a Private Owner.
HENRY P. SMITH ~
AmeERIcAN: 18541907
» 16—THE BELFRY 2 du Ihe
ABOVE a grayish water foreground rises a garden wall and a stair, and
amass of buildings of Venetian architecture. Green trees are in the
garden and the buildings rise above them in sunshine, topped by the
red brick tower where the bell is seen. On the water near the wall are
small boats with figures in them, and a young woman looks over the
garden wall.
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T'o be sold to close an Estate.
ROBERT WARD VAN BOSKERCK, N.A./__, ,"
AMERICAN: 1855— SF a Rae
77—AU SABLE RIVER,
KEENE VALLEY, ADIRONDACKS
2S ‘3 Height, 24 ches; length, 32 inches.
Ix the background are blue mountains, and coming toward the spec-
tator along the left is a shallow river, blue and white with reflections
of the brilliant sky and in the foreground hurrying over obstructions in
white ripples. On its either bank stand detached trees in sunshine,
and near the foreground on the right the edge of a wood is seen border-
ing the river, and out of it issues a path along the stream.
Signed at the lower right, R. W. Van Boskercx.
Direct from the artist.
Property of a Private Owner.
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i : = Frencu: 1858—1910 q i
78—SIEGE OF PARIS WANA , Qe Pees Veii.,, |
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Height, 131% inches; length, 184% mches
Frencu infantrymen are tending a gun pointed off toward the right,
behind a low barricade. One is seated, alertly on the watch, a second
is seated, resting, behind him, and a third in temporary exhaustion
is partly reclining on the ground, his head resting on his arm which
is thrown over a large basket. The earth around them is brown and
bare, and a wood is seen vaguely in the distance.
Signed at the lower left, E. BERNE-BELLECOUR.
Property of a Private Collector.
EMIL CARLSEN, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1853— haf ap EF. : ‘
79—AN OLD TREE AND ITS NEIGHBORS | ¢
Height, 20 inches; width, 16 inches
A TREE of gnarled trunk and blasted, short and of sturdy groyth,
stands detached in a sunny field bordered by woods, the ground around
it covered with short grass and behind it foliage and higher land all
but obscuring a grayish sky. Against the light green of the grass
and the deeper bluish-green of the foliage the gray trunk stands out,
its distorted limbs telling of a struggle for existence.
Signed at the lower left, Emit CarisEen.
Property of the Estate of the late Henry Smiru.
CONSTANT TROYON :
Frencu: 1810—1865
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80-SHHPHERD AND FLOCK
(Panel)
Height, 14 inches; length, 18 inches
A sxercH from the Troyon sale. In the foreground is a large flock
of sheep, some standing, others lying down, some in mild sunshine and
some in a cloud shadow that lies over a part of the meadows. At right
in the foreground the shepherd’s black dog; at left stands the shep-
herd, in blue blouse and black felt hat, looking off over the more dis-
tant members of his flock. All around are rolling fields, and in the
distance a few trees on a knoll.
At lower right, the stamp, VENTE 'TRoyoN.
Exhibited at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
The Estate of Jostan Brapvuer, Esa., Boston.
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AMERICAN: 1854—1896 ay. |
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Height, 231% inches; width, 20 inches”
A LANDSCAPE when all that is green is in flourishing life, in the subdued
sunshine of a hazy day. At left are pollarded trees, standing amid
green grass and taller growths of herbage, and a little to right of them
other pollards lean out across the picture, above a sluggish brook. In
the foreground, in front of the pollards, an old gray rowboat lies in
the water, with nose at the root of the pollards.
Signed at the lower right, Tu. Roprnson.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry SmMiru.
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THOMAS MORAN, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1837—
82—SUNSET, LONG ISLAND
Height, 30 inches; length, 4014 pnches ny
On the right a bluff with trees, and on the left a lower one, and beffreen
them a rough and open marshy tract illumined by a pool or two and
opening to a sea reaching to the distant horizon. There the low
horizon clouds are a deep crimson, and the sky above them is still
alight with the after-glow of the departed sun, while far at right and
left more clouds are touched with refractions of the crimson rays.
Signed at the lower left, T. Moran, N.A., 1900.
Property of the Estate of the late Joun C. Lator.
DAVID JOHNSON, N.A. ) 4, O
AMERICAN: 1827—1908
83—STUDY AT RAMAPO, ROCKLAND COUNTY,
NEW YORK, 1874
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. rs Height, 22 inches; width, 1814, inches yee Metres Dy.
Tux artist chose for the subject of his canvas a rocky glen, with woods
in the high background, through which glimpses only of the sky are
seen. In front of the woods the gray rocks mass high, their surfaces
broken, and covered by various short growths. Midway a waterfall
emerges, descending white to a dark pool in the foreground.
ogee at the lower left, DJ (monogram) ae canal
i, again on the back.
Property of the Estate of the late Henry SMiru.
EMIL CARLSEN, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1853—
84—_ LANDSCAPE
225, Height, 20 inches; length, 24 inches Wiotbek ek,
A uit descends from the left toward the foreground and the right,
the line of its gray-green surface seen against banks of rolling clouds
white and gray in a blue sky. Standing at left of centre, in sunshine,
is a fine tree of foliage which hangs almost to the earth, a mass of
rich, deep green, with occasional glimpses through it of the clouds
beyond.
Signed at the lower right, Emit CarisEn.
Property of the Estate of the late Henry SMirH.
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CHILDE HASSAM, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1859— E
85—-BENDING SAIL ON THE OLD MILL,
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Height, 2414 mches; width, 20 mches
Tue old gray mill stands on a knoll in the left foreground, the grass
around it yellow in sunshine and dotted with green bushes, and around
the knoll, beyond it, skirts the blue stream. In the background yellow-
green rolling land and distant blue hills, under a blue and greenish sky
massed with high banks of white clouds. The sails have already been
put on three arms of the windmill, and two men stand at the base of
the mill surveying the work.
Signed at the lower left, Cu1rpE Hassam, Sept. 14, 1920.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
THEODORE ROUSSEAU
Frencu: 1812—1867 i
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86—NOV EMBER } » &
Chanel) oe" Mary 0
Height, 1741/4, inches; length, 28 inches _
In the “melancholy days” when the browns and the yellows are crow
ing out the greens and turning them to grays a farm and barnyard
are depicted, in the yellowish-brown and mellow notes of that season.
A group of stable buildings and a cottage stand on the left, together
with a field mill, and the end of a wagon is observed projecting from
among the buildings. In front of them near the centre of the com-
position are a few detached trees, young and of small proportions,
about which a road curves, leading to the barns. The sky is a gray-
white and before it a number of birds are seen on the wing.
. Signed at the lower right, TH. R.
From the estate of the late Walter Richmond, of Providence, Rhode )@
Island. ceaeientniitiiaiaiiieesdiaiiininest
Property of a Private Collector.
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Z WILLARD L. METCALF
AMERICAN: 1858—
87—_THE APPROACHING ey
Height, 29 inches; length, 33814 wches } ,
Tur festival of autumn is heralded by brilliant colors in the foliage of
trees standing detached on a rocky and grassy hillside which rises from
the foreground to a large farmhouse in middle distance on the left.
And in the distance on the right, on other hills, more trees are
assuming their gala dress. Black and white and red: cows graze in the
sunshine, which is bright upon the crimson and golden-yellow leafage
and on the soft green of the grass among the gray rocks.
Signed at the lower right, W. L. Mercatr, 1922.
Property of the Estate of the late Henry SmiruH.
JULIAN ALDEN WEIR, P.N.A.
AMERICAN: 1852—1919
«88 SPRINGTIME ja
Height, 20 inches; length, 24 inches nip eee
Ow the left leaning trees are a mass of light and blossoms in the sun-
shine of spring, and the green sward under them and to right shares
in the brilliancy and displays the faint shadows which their luminous
masses cast. In the middle distance a bush is in blossom, and a tree
stands beyond it over fields of fresh greenery. In the foreground the
edge of a stone fence is visible under the trees, and far off white clouds
move in a robin’s-egg sky, over distant hills.
Signed at the lower left, J. ALDEN WEIR.
Mrs. Weir has stated of this canvas that it was painted by her husband on his
Branchville estate, some two hundred yards from the house, the Danbury Hills lying
in the distance.
Exhibited at the Rhode Island School of Design.
Property of a Private Owner.
FREDERIC REMINGTON
American: 1861—1909 ee
89—APACHEH FIRE SIGNAL
Height, 40 inches; width, 27 Wea
In the woods at night a fire signal is burning, in the distance at left
of centre and seen between the trunks of trees. All around it is dark-
mh ness. In the foreground, in a partial clearing, a lone Indian rider
© sits his well trained white pony, brought to a halt at a felled tree
trunk. His rifle rests across his saddle-bows, and both horse and rider
are alert for what may come next.
Signed at the lower left, FrepERiIc RemrinerTon.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Surrn.
e JULIAN ALDEN WEIR, P.N.A.
AMERICAN: 1852—1919
88—_SPRINGTIME
479+ Height, 20 inches; length, 24 inches Ser pares,
Own the left leaning trees are a mass of light and blossoms in the sun-
shine of spring, and the green sward under them and to right shares
in the brillianey and displays the faint shadows which their luminous
masses cast. In the middle distance a bush is in blossom, and a tree
stands beyond it over fields of fresh greenery. In the foreground the
edge of a stone fence is visible under the trees, and far off white clouds
move in a robin’s-egg sky, over distant hills.
Signed at the lower left, J. ALpEN Weir.
Mrs. Weir has stated of this canvas that it was painted by her husband on his
Branchville estate, some two hundred yards from the house, the Danbury Hills lying
in the distance.
| Exhibited at the Rhode Island School of Design.
| Property of a Private Owner.
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-FREDERIC REMINGTON
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Height, 40 inches; width, 27 id So ty
is the woods at night a fire signal is burning, in the distance fat left
of centre and seen between the trunks of trees. All around it Is dark-
ness. In the foreground, in a partial clearing, a lone Indian rider
sits his well trained white pony, brought to. a halt at a felled tree
trunk. His rifle rests across his saddle-bows, and both horse and rider
are alert for what may come next.
Signed at the lower left, FrEDERIC REMINGTON,
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Property of the Estate of the Late Henky SMITH.
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No. 89—ApacueE Fire Sienau (By Frederic Remington)
LOUIS EUGENE BOUDIN
Frencu: 1824—1898 PPS Q |
90—UN GRAIN DU NORD-OQUEST, DEAUVILLE
Height, 26 inches; length, 361% inches
On the left is the French coast, a low and sandy beach in the fore-
ground, higher land in the distance, and all the balance of the composi-
tion to right is ocean, with the breakers rolling in with an abundance of
white foam. A ship or two is to be seen in the offing, under light clouds
of a bluish sky. From far at left over the land a black squall comes
up, its advance clouds over the ocean already dropping rain.
Signed at the lower left, Boupin, 995, DEauvi_e.
From the Alexander Blumenstiel Collection, American Art Association,
New York, 1906. - ¥G/4 Sb/0 eee Gre)
Property of a Private Owner.
EGBERT VAN DER POEL
ae Durcu: 1621—1664
91I—THH FARM a
(Panel)
: os Height, 161% inches; length, 2114 inches t
Berrore a mellow afternoon sky an old Dutch farmhouse is observed,
partly in sunshine, partly in the shadow of a high wall, of a tree, and
of its own projections. Into an adjoining shed at right a man goes,
carrying a pail. At left another man is at a two-wheeled cart, while
in the centre an old woman is working. Chickens are pecking in the
foreground, and beyond them leaning against the house are various
domestic utensils and bunches of fagots.
Signed above the shed door, E. v p Port.
Property of Mr. Ricuarp Copman.
KLAES MOLENAER
Dutcu: 1680—1676
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92—BEFORE THE VILLAGE INN
3 Af . Height, 19 inches; length, 25 inches
In a Flemish landscape with buildings of Flemish architecture on the
right—red brick buildings with roofs of tile and thatch—and around
them trees, many people are gathered in an open place before an inn.
Travelers have arrived on horseback, habitues sit at table in front
against the wall, or occupy themselves in various ways. Out in the
street a man and a woman are conversing. In the distance appears a
church.
Signed at the lower right, J. M. MoLenarr.
Property of Mr. Ricuarp Copman.
ae , JAN BOTH
f : Dutcu: 1610—1652
93 ITALIAN LANDSCAPE 0 CD og
| 0 00 oy Height, 35 inches; length, 481% inches
Hicx hills or mountains rise in the middle distance, and midway are
seen the garden walls of a convent, or a chapel. To left on a high
bluff are other buildings, and coming around a bend in a road lower
down are travelers. One rides a led ass, which toils slowly. One man
is seated by the roadside at the foot of a tree. Lower down in a valley
at the right runs a rounding river, with a fortress guarding a point
and mountains on the farther shore.
Property of Mr. Ricuarp CopMan.
L. VOLLMAR
GERMAN: 1842—1884
94—_THE LESSON
Height, 27 inches; length, 29 wmches
In a cottage room there are gathered seven children sitting’and stand-
ing around a grandmother who is seated on a bench at the left, with an
open book on her knees from which she looks up and raises one hand
as she talks to the children. A small boy with an apple in his hand
stands before an older girl whose hands are on his shoulders, one of
the girls is knitting, and the other children are idle but attentive.
Behind the grandmother a cat sleeps, on the bench.
Signed at the lower right, L. Votutmar, MUNcHEN.
Property of the Estate of Mrs. Freprerick Turner Brown.
ATTRIBUTED TO
GIORGIONE
Irauian: 1478—1510
jes 95—PORTRAIT OF A MAN :
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[-S: Height, 26 inches; width, 2114 inches
Portrair at less than half-length, figure to left and face turned in the
observer’s direction; dark background, with a central glow that sur-
rounds the large hat which the man wears. A man fairly young, with
a ring beard and a slight moustache, who holds up under his chin in
his right hand what may be a staff, a baton, or a flute; left hand not
visible. Over his shoulders a fur mantle.
Property of the Estate of Mrs. Freprerick Turner Brown.
Frencw: 1725—1805
-ScHOOL OF
JEAN BAPTISTE GREUZE Ns
963—A BACCHANTE B Q ene »
! one in Height, 18 inches; width, ee mches
Bust portrait of a smiling young woman, demi-nue, leaning toward
her right, and with head tilted toward her left shoulder, coyly smiling.
| Her red hair is done up loosely and curls about her head and features.
* A mantle of golden-tawny tones curls with pinkish lining about her
arms and shoulders, over a filmy white garment which falls away reveal-
ing one breast.
From T. J. Biniesice. 1891.
From the J. Abner Harper Collection, 1911. fran Yo al hMtern
To be sold to close a arate.
ROBERT LEVRAC TOURNIERES a
Frencu: 1668—1752 Ve | L
97—PORTRAIT OF A LADY —
6S5O. ~~ —-Height, 51 inches; width, 38 inches (@, (4),
THREE-QUARTERS-LENGTH seated figure of a French Court beauty of
the eighteenth century, facing left and the front, an open music book
in her lap; one page of the book she raises lightly. She wears a white
silk gown trimmed with gold embroidery, and white lace at her low
corsage, and a green-blue mantle is thrown about her. Her left arm
rests on a crimson cushion, and garlands deck her hair and adorn her
shoulders. Neutral background.
From the Galerie Sedelmeyer, Parts.
Property of a Private Collector.
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FRENCH SCHOOL
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
98—EN PARADE of
Height, 19 inches; length, 23%4 inches
Lapies of the Court in handsome costume, décolleté, sit in ranks around
the bend of a road in an ideal landscape, watching a brilliant spectacle.
Passing before them comes from the right a chariot with several fig-
ures, and a sprawling figure on top, and in the lead are two conspicuous
mounted figures, the nearer a man in rich apparel, and on his right a
woman in boy’s clothes, with the crescent of Diana on her forehead
and holding out over the spectators the Fool’s bauble. In the distance
appears vaguely another chariot crossing the landscape, and in the
foreground on the right are spectators of the peasantry.
Property of the Estate of Mrs. Freperick TurNER Brown.
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SIR PETER LELY
Encutsu: 1618—1680
99—PORTRAIT OF A LADY eee
Height, 46 inches; width, 36 inches :
THREE-QUARTERS length, seated; to right, with upper body turned
. TS. almost full to the front, and her face turned to the left and seen in
‘three-quarters view. A noble lady with clean cut features, ready to
smile, wearing a tight bodice and loose skirt of rose brocade with a
golden shimmer. Her gown is trimmed with ermine and pearls and
she wears a blue mantle with ermine lining. Pearls encircle her neck
and she wears pendant pearls as earrings. Low corsage and elbow
sleeves.
Property of Mr. Arruur Honces.
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SIR GODFREY KNELLER/ () eT:
EneuisH: 1646—17238 \y Pi Merk
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100—PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN
I/O IN DRESS ARMOR
Height, 49 inches; width, 40 inches
THREE-QUARTERS length, standing, facing the right, three-quarters
front, with left arm resting on a table at the right where lies his hel-
met. A rotund man in middle life in a rich dark yellow costume faced
with crimson, heavily fringed, and with voluminous white undersleeves
showing broadly at the wrists. His right arm akimbo, the unseen hand
rested on his right hip. His dark wig shows a bang across the fore-
head and comes down to his shoulders. He wears a shining cuirass,
over which fall the ends of his white neckcloth.
Property of Mr. ArtHur Hopces.
JOHN THOMPSON, R.S.A.
(of Duddingston, England)
EneuisH: 1778—1840
| 4 l—LANDSCAPE: THE FALLS CLA
/ po. Height, 40 ches; length, 501 inches
Hirts on the left and in the background, the broad and rounding flank
of one in brilliant sunshine and all but treeless, and an opposite one
on the right in the background crowned by castle ruins. In the fore-
ground trees massed, on either side of a narrow river which comes
down the centre of the canvas and displays in the foreground a water-
fall. On the bank at the right a shepherd and sheep.
From S. T. Smith, London.
To be sold to close an Estate.
ITALIAN SCHOOL
SIXTEENTH CENTURY ith
102 102—LANDSCAPE AND MARINE,
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{ =o) | Height, 44 inches; length, 61 inches
Tue portico of a palatial building in the right foreground projects
into a green, tossing sea with white waves curling, and the ornate prow
of a ship approaching is seen at the left. In the background on the
right are more city buildings and the line of the coast, in sunshine
which comes from the left. On the spacious porch of the foreground
building are numerous persons in costumes of rich color.
Property of Mr. ArtuHur Hopces.
ATTRIBUTED TO
LUCATELLI
Iravian: 1695—1741
1083—BUILDING THE TEMPLE
— «(1 AO, Height, 461% inches; length, 6214 inches
Tue facade of a classical temple in course of erection faces the ob-
server, with landscape seen in the background and sunshine from the
left illumining portions of it. Columns fluted and plain, with ornate
capitals, support the pediment, and a statue of Venus is already in
place in a niche on the right. Below it is a man with a laden donkey,
approaching a woman and child, and on various parts of the structure
men are at work. From the left a woman comes, bearing a tray.
Property of Mr. Arruur Hopces.
SAMUEL VAN HOOGSTRAETEN
Dutcu: 1627—1678
104A—_HOUSE AND GARDENS OF WILLIAM III
Height, 50 inches; length, 75 inches
Ow the right are palaces of red brick and gray-white stone, with archi-
tectural terraces and a broad esplanade, and an avenue leading up to
a classical background of mounds with monuments. On the left is a
eanalized formal stream, with fountains playing, running between
foreground and the distance, and walks paralleling it are lined with
trees. Sunshine from left illuminates the greater part of the com-
position, and ladies and gentlemen in rich costume are seen standing
in various places, or walking about the grounds.
Property of Mr. Arruur Hopegs.
/? x WALTER GAY
Ly . AMERICAN: 1856—1910
| » 105—THE FENCING LESSON
wg | Height, 28 inches; length, 44 inches
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AF scene is a French park, enclosed by a high wall in which there
is a tall gate. Woods and flowers abound. In the centre of the fore-
ground a tall man with his back to the spectator is giving a lesson in +
fencing to a younger man at right who faces the left, three-quarters ,
front. Seated on chairs at either side are several men and women
and a child.
Signed at the lower left, Waiter Gay.
The painter’s first Salon picture.
Property of Mr. Stantey Mortimer.
FERDINAND ROYBET
, 6 Frencu: 1840—1920
106—LE CHANTEUR VENITIEN 0. f LS
13 OD Height, 30 inches; width, 27 ee . :
Hatr-Lenertu portrait of a young man facing the right, three-quarters
front, in the attitude of carefully reading some music that he holds
and singing the notes in practice. He is in costume, with slashed
sleeves and a dark shoulder cape, and wears a velvet cap with a white
plume. As he holds the music in his right hand he raises the left a
little above it, with fingers extended, as though marking the time or
his own tones.
Signed at the upper right, F. Royser.
Exhibited at the Intetrnational Exhibition of 1871. _ q
From the Collection Alfred Saucéde, Paris, 1879; No. 44. -Goo / 780 - lALownt, ¥
Property of the Estate of Mrs. Freprerick TurNnER Brown.
65 : VACSLAW VON BROZIK
Bouemian: 1852—1901
107—_LA POLITIQUE AU VILLAGE ao ee
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Height, 37 inches; length, 50 inches
In a cozy room of a village tavern set with tables, benches and chairs,
some half dozen or more men and one woman are gathered, the woman
knitting as she talks with one of the men, the interest of the other men
centered at a table by a window where an old man who has been reading
a paper tells his views with vigor. Another old man picks up a chair
and walks over to join the discussion.
Signed at the lower right, V. Brozix.
From the Galerie Sedelmeyer, Paris.
Property of Mr. Stantey Morrimer.
/ 4 () A. YVON
Frencu: 1817—1893
108—FROM SOLFERINO : ak, a, A
/ 3 ee Height, 33 inches; length, 62 inches
Aw ox cart laden with wounded soldiers rumbles slowly and heavily
along a dusty road, passing toward the left before a river and park,
and leaving dust clouds for the cart which is following it. More than
half a dozen men may be seen aboard, on the straw, and a tree has been
cut and is also carried on the cart, either as shelter from the sun or as
camouflage. An incident of the war of the French and Italians against
Austria.
Signed at bottom near the right, Av. Yvon, 1868.
Property of Mr. Stranrey Mortimer.
SECOND AND LAST SESSION
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1924
IN THE ASSEMBLY HALL
OF
THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
BEGINNING AT 8:15 O'CLOCK
Catalogue Numbers 109 to 216, inclusive
ALBERT EDWARD STERNER
AMERICAN: 1863—
by 109—COLOR PRINT Wn. &.
US, Height, 12 inches; width, 9 inches 7 (a sesy
) ‘
A DRAWING in color, reproduced by process and known as a “colored
monotype,” presenting in back view a young woman, nude, her limbs
enwrapped in draperies, seated beneath a tree by a river side.
/Signed and dated.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
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CHILDE HASSAM, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1859—
110—W ALKING INTO THE SURF: te
AN ETCHING
H eight, 9 inches; width, 584 mches
FuLi-Leneru figure of a young woman, nude, walking in the direction
of the observer and stepping into the surf.
Signed at the lower right and dated “Easthampton, 1921” ;
inscribed at left below: “Proof selected for Henry
Smith by Childe Hassam.”
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
FREDERIC REMINGTON
AMERICAN: 1861—1909
111—PORTRAIT IN BLACK AND WHITE
(Wash Drawing) é £ k
Height, 144% inches; width, 101% inches
Portrait of a cavalryman with United States insignia, standing and
facing the left and leaning lightly on his sword.
Signed at the lower right, FrepER1Ic Remrneron, Tampa.
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Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smirn.
“ANTON MAUVE
Durcn: 1838—1888 Mt TA
, 112—SHEEP IN WINTER: oF
Ne RETURN OF THE FLOCK
x (Water Color) . .
Height, 1114 mches; length, 18 inches (hy Wa | ;
i/ 5 06 Snow covers level fields, and rounded hills in the bacrerouadt ‘Arignt
in middle distance two leafless trees stand side by side | alone in the
meadows. In the foreground a considerable flock of gray sheep hud-
dle about their shepherd, a man in dark trousers and blue blouse and a
dark cap, who stands at the open door of a gray sheepcote which
stands at the left, one of the sheep entering the doorway.
Signed at the lower right, A. Mauve, F.
Exhibited at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
The Estate of Jostan Brapier, Ese., Boston.
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JOHN RUSSELL, R.A.
EncuisH: 1745—1806
118—THOMAS THY NNE, vO.
FIRST MARQUIS OF BATH
(Pastel)
i eight, 2314 inches; width, 181% inches
Porrrair at less than half-length depicting a man of youthful middle
age, to right, three-quarters front, before a neutral background. He
is smooth shaven, with dark eye-brows and powdered peruke, and wears
a white stock and white lace jabot, and his fancifully figured blue coat
has a dark gray collar.
Property of Mr. Artuur Honces.
J. C. KAUFMANN
Swiss: ConTEMPORARY
114—W HEAT SHEAVES
Ciegee k fe Wrice.
Height, 19 inches; length, 25 inches
In the distance are vague blue mountains under a light sky with yel-
lowish clouds. The high foreground inclines somewhat, and the green,
yellowish and brown stubble is dotted with many sheaves of garnered
wheat, piled high and bound with withes, their rich golden color light-
ened by sunshine and relieved by delicate shadows.
Signed at the lower left, J. C. KAaurMann, 1913.
Exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Property of a Private Owner.
ANTON MAUVE |
Dutcu: 1838—1888 A, ay. pyc
115—GOING TO CHURCH:
a SUNDAY MORNING IN H
(Water Color)
Height, 91% inches; length, 14 mch.
j di pl, Tue trees lining a broad walk or roadway through lével/park land are
I. leafless and gray, the road runs diagonally down the picture toward
the left distance, leading into a wood, and on the right of it are level :
ae acres of grayish-green grass. In the foreground an old man is moving
E away from the spectator and three old women are approaching. In
the distance across the plain a church is seen.
Signed at the lower left, A. Mauve.
From Boussod, Valadon & Co., 1893. Ante
Ewhibited at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.A 14 ee int v
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The Estate of JosIAH Brapire, Ese., Boston.
JEAN LEON GEROME
Frencu: 1824—\1904
eb i
116—MAJESTY AND INDEPENDENCE ic
(Circular, on a square canvas)
b O ‘ Diameter, 134% inches
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On a yellowish-gray earthy plateau in the foreground a lion is seated
on his haunches, looking off and upward toward the left with open
jaws. The sunshine is reflected from his tawny coat and golden mane,
relieved by the mane’s shadows. In front of him,the object of his
glare, a winged insect soaring in the empyrean is seen against the blue
sky and not far above his head.
Signed at the lower left, J. L. Grrome.
Property of a Private Collector.
JOHANNES HENRICUS JURRES
Dutcu: 1875— O.
117—HORSES AT HALT ON THE ROAD
Height, 5 mches; length, 7 inches
¢
Two horses, a bay with white feet and another horse all white, saddled,
and the bay having a gun strapped to his saddle, stand headed to right
before a dark background in a rough country. A soldier stands at
their head, his back to the spectator. ,
Signed at the lower left, JurRzEs.
Property of Mr. Frank P. Woop.
FRANCOIS BONVIN
Frencu: 1817—1888
118—LE PETIT SAVOY ARD ZO
oh D : Height, 834 inches; length, 10 Bar, ; Ch tet
A smaut and chubby peasant boy in dark coat, yellow- is Ph
and a dark cap is seated on the ground before a grayish wall, counting
coins that he spreads before him. His bare feet are in large sabots.
He is in sunshine and faces the left, his shadow appearing on the wall.
Signed at the upper left, F. Bonviy.
From Durand-Ruel. ae
The Estate of Josian Braver, Ese., Boston.
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J. FRANCIS MURPHY, te ga
AMERICAN: 1853—1921 we a
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119—LANDSCAPE “we (~ d
3 AO Height, 10 inches; width, 514 Le.
: A cumpse of landscape and a grayish sky, in ee witlf a fow “es
ground, and higher land in the middle distance, where a few bushes grow
and appear dark. Near them at right stands a leafless sapling.
Signed at the lower right, J. F. Murpuy.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
JEAN FRANCOIS MILLET
ra Frencu: 1814—1875 4 ue
~ 4290-—LA TOILETTE iB di
(Panel)
Height, 914 inches; width, 714 mches
Ficure of a young woman demi nue seated on the green grass before
the edge of a wood, facing the left, with figure turned slightly toward
the front. Both arms are raised to the back of her head as she adjusts
the dress of her hair. She looks downward as at a mirror, with the ©
sunlight from back of her bringing out the modeling of her figure, a
white drapery thrown across her limbs.
Signed at the lower right, J. F. Miuzer.
Exhibited at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
The Estate of Jostan Brapuer, Esea., Boston.
TITO LESSI
Iratian: ConTEMPORARY
121—L’INTERROGATOIRE
(Panel) | ) We
/ bo. ~~ ++. Height, 1014 imches; length, 14 mches
TuHE oath is eee Boers stcrel to a witness, a middle aged man in
dark short clothes and red stockings and wearing a broad white collar,
who stands before a table covered with red drapery, at which are seated
three solemn monks. One is recording, one reads a document, and the
president regards the witness.
Signed at the lower right, Tito Lesst.
Property of Mr. STANLEY Mortimer.
LEONARD OCHTMAN, A.N.A.
AMERICAN: 1854-—
122—AUTUMN FIELDS f U U Ud ¢
Height, 12 mches; length, 16 inch
hag
Lanp on either hand takes a slight dip to a hollow which winds through
the center of the landscape, a hollow carpeted with grass and short
herbage, and in the immediate foreground showing the corner of a
pool. In the background are woods, and along the edge of the hollow
in the middle distance are trees and bushes in autumn yellow and brown.
Signed at the lower left, LEonAaRD OcuTMAN.
From a Salmagundi Club auction.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
% FRENCH: EEE Ree
el i314 PETITE CONN AISSEUSE
13 6:
FERDINAND ROYBET
5 : pone. (Pastel)
ie ee Height, 101% wmches; width, 814 inches
SreaTED on the floor a rosy and bright faced little girl with dark tou-
seled hair, facing the spectator, opens a large portfolio that is braced
against a chair, and examines the pictures within. She is in a bright
light and wears a light bluish frock.
Signed at the lower right, F. Royset, 1865.
The Estate of Jostan Brapuer, Ese., Boston.
HENRY PETERS GRAY, P.N.A.
AMERICAN: 1819—1877
124—THE ORIGIN OF THE AMERICAN FLAG:
FROM DRAKE’S POEM
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Height, 12 inches; width, a, ches
THREE-QUARTERS-LENGTH figure of a we, oung woman, nude, with :
the American flag draped over her lower body. She emerges from the :
i
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left and from the shadow of an eagle’s wings into the sunlight, figure
to right three-quarters front and face turned to the front, her rig
arm raised to shield her eyes. Her left hand holds the flag, which is
draped across her limbs, and her light hair is flowing.
Signed at the lower right, H. P. Gray, 1862; and on the
back with the title.
From the Thomas B. Clarke Collection. S35 G9 ¥/20 - SIS O = bb, Cute —
From the William T. Evans Collection. /G 00 4 Luo 8 Bio - Ge Tehas
From the Sir George Pope Collection. 7
Property of a Private Owner.
JOSEF ISRAELS
Dutcu: 1824—1911
125—PEASANT BEARING A BURDEN ss
(Panel)
jj B48. Height, 1284 inches; width, 8%4 d
Over the moors under a gray sky toward the clos of day a peasant
woman moves slowly towards the left, her face observed a little less
than in profile. She is in dark apparel and bare footed, and her back
is bent, as she totes a heavily laden bag that is borne on her back,
and grips with both hands the neck of it, which is brought forward
and down over her shoulder.
Signed at the lower left, Joser Israets.
From J. Eastman Chase, 1894.
Exhibited at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
The Estate of Jostan Braver, Ese., Boston.
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RICHARD PARKS BONINGTON
Eneusu: 1801—1828
126—DIEPPE
(Panel)
O, Height, 8 inches; length, 12 inches
A nut and a windmill and a tree or two are observed on a low bank
in the middle distance at left, in bright sunlight under a blue and gray-
white sky. To right are low and marshy lands with the tide out. The
color tones are yellow and brownish, and in the foreground stands a
girl in red.
The Estate of Jostan Brapiez, Ese., Boston.
BRUCE CRANE, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1857—
127—-EKV ENING GLOW
Height, 9 inches; pC 12 Yolen
Wirh a few trees at left, near the foreground, and others on the aon
in the distance, near a solitary cottage, the light of a full moon partly
obscured by clouds streams down and is reflected from a pool in the
foreground, the land in the distance being dark.
Signed at the lower right, Bruce CRANE.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
EUGENE FROMENTIN
Frencu: 1820—1876 { LA €
128—_ARAB SCOUTING PARTY
} ob. Height, 984 inches; se M14 inches
Four Arabs mounted are riding over a stn
ing in colorful costumes from the left and crossing the foreground.
From the right in the middle distance two more come dashing up
toward them.
Signed at the lower right, Euc. FRroMENTIN.
The Estate of Jostan Braver, Ese., Boston.
THEODORE ROUSSEAU
Frencu: 1812—1867 ‘is 7
129—BROOK AND BOULDER 10 0
(60 Height, 1014 inches; length, 14 inches :
° |
Tue eye lcoks upon great boulders, partly obstructing the course of
a narrow brook which takes a zigzag way between green banks. Sun-
shine brings out their varied color tones and illumines the grass and
greenery around them, and the background is a mass of woods.
Signed ie lower rig
From a Providence, Rhode Island, collection.
RoOvuSSEAU.
Property of a Private Collector.
J. H. WEISSENBRUCH
Dutrcu: 1824—1903
130—LANDSCAPE
(Panel)
Height, 9 inches; length, 14 inches
On the left a thatched cottage and stable stands in the midst of deep
grass, with a few trees around it, on the further side of a pond. In
front of it stands a figure, and some linen is bleaching on the grass.
The sky is gray, with bands of white and blue, and there are soft
reflections in the water of the pond.
Signed at the lower left, J. A. WertssENBRUCH.
Property of Mr. Franx P. Woop.
s: ANTONIO CANALETTO
Italian: 1697—1768 |
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131—RIALTO BRIDGE, VENICE | “
Height, 131% inches; length, 2114 inches z
30.
Tur blue canal is alive with gondolas, sandolas and working boats,
on the quay at right are numerous people before a building dark in
shadow, and the sunlight striking down from the right illumines a
creamy building next it, which casts a partial shadow upon the bridge
that next it spans the canal in the middle distance. To left of the
canal, more buildings, in sunshine, with figures indicated on the porches
of some of them.
Property of Mr. Ricuarp CopMAN.
BERNARDUS JOHANNES BLOMMERS
Dutrcu: 1845—1914
y > 132—WASHING DAY \
Rae et eo Wa
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3) (Panel) rl i 4 q
3 al S : Height, 9 inches; length, 12 inches : ouee E
A youne woman facing the right bends over a wooden tub which is
placed on a low bench before a window, washing. The light from the
window illumines the low cottage room in which she works, bringing
out among ‘other things some sabots lying on the floor, and glancing
across her face, head and shoulders. It is reflected from the window
casement and from an old wooden door behind her. She is clothed in
dark colors, and her sleeves are raised above the elbows.
Signed at the lower right, BLomMERs.
From Boussod, Valadon & Co.
The Estate of Jostan Braver, Ese., Boston.
J. M. SWAN, R.A.
EneusH: 1847—1910
133—_THE OLD TIGER IN THE JUNGLE
hes
f- | wa s. Height, 193, inches; length, 24 4
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Iw the depths of the jungle an old tiger crouches, at the yight, emerg-
ing from a thicket toward an open place at the left where he appears
to spy prey. His lithe body is alert in its still repose and ready for
the spring. A soft light illumines his tawny coat softly, before the
dense dark green of the background.
Signed at the lower right, J. M. Swan.
Property of Mr. Franx P. Woop.
NARCISSE VIRGILE DIAZ DE LA PENA
Frencu: 1807—1876
ANDSCAPE
. (Panel) Ww ’ (c : 4 oS, ,
Height, 916 wches; length, 13 inches
GREEN woods line the right of the picture, with an occasional tree
whose foliage has turned brown, and here and there a silvery trunk
stands out in the sunshine that from the left illumines the whole wood-
side. Near the foreground trees is a lichen-covered boulder and in
the centre of the foreground a shallow pool which reflects light clouds
in an active sky. Toward the far left a dark cloud comes into view,
and in the left foreground a green bush throws its shadow on the
grass. In the middle distance is a figure. wi RAle
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Signed at the lower left, N. Diaz.
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From Boussod, Valadon & Co.
Exhibited at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
The Estate of Jostan Brapier, Ese., Boston.
THEOPHILE DE BOCK
Dutcu: 1851—1904
135—ROCKS AT FONTAINEBLEAU
Zpo. | H eight, 141, inches; width, 1014 inches
Rocks and boutons mass irregularly across the middle of the picture,
with - two detached. trees in autumn color standing in front of them
amid green grass, with which mingle notes of brown and yellow. Beyond
the rocks and at right of them more trees appear in notes of green
and ee
Sieiiad at thelower left; Tu. pe Bocx.
From the artist.
From J ulius Oehme.
To be sold Ts plese an Estate.
FREDERICK S. CHURCH, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1842— we 5
136—THE FLAMINGO QUEEN la ah é
s- Height, 22 inches; width, 1614 inches
Two flamingoes stand in the water, near its edge, looking at a tall
young woman with an abundance of red hair who stands among reeds
at the right and extends a hand to pet one of them. She is in diaph-
anous robes. Moonlight comes over the water, and in the foreground
among leaves appear reflections of the birds’ plumage.
Signed at the lower right, Copyricut By F. S. Cuurcn, 1908.
From the artist.
T'o be sold to close an Estate.
J. Cc. KAUFMANN
Swiss: ConTEMPORARY
1387—-KEMMEILBODEN IM OBEREMME , TAL
Height, 1834 inches; length, 2234 incles ‘ q
From the right a steep and grassy slope with many outcropping gray
rocks descends toward a ravine. Along a ledge a footpath runs. At
the top the edge of a pine forest comes to view. Across the ravine is
another green hillside, and in the background are mountains under a
blue sky with many tufts of white cloud.
Stgned at the lower right, Jos. Cus. KaurMAnn, 1902.
Property of a Private Owner.
ANTOINE VOLLON
Frencu: 1833—1900
7 | Aaa U
138—DAYBREAK ON THE RIVER SEINE Y
Height, 824 inches; length, 15% inches
Tue light of morning breaks under a grayish sky filled with moving
clouds of vapor, and the river which fills the centre of the picture is
a shimmering mirror of light reflections. In the distance it is crossed
by a straight low bridge of many arches, numerous boats are seen
on the stream or against the banks, and a few city buildings at either
side.
Signed at the lower right, A. VoLuon.
From the Private Collection of the Late L. Crist Detmontco, 1893. Vo ©
Exhibited at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
The Estate of Jostan Braver, Esea., Boston.
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WILLIAM BLISS BAKER
AMERICAN: 1859—1889
CO
1389 LANDSCAPE BEFORE THE HARVEST Y
0. Height, 16 mches; length, 24 inches GX yy Gikin
On the left a field of ripe grain, across which one sees a cottage and
a grove, the grainfield coming down to a patch of flourishing green
grass through which wheel tracks run and where chickens are seen, in
the foreground. Beyond them a fence crosses the grass and two tall
trees rise. At right in the foreground a stream curves into view.
Signed at the lower left, W. B. Baxrr.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
WILLEM STEELINK
DutcH: ConTEMPORARY
1856—
140—_-SHEPHERD AND FLOCK
| oO. Height, 1314 inches; length, 19 inches 4 @ 7 Bote, | |
Ow a rich and verdant sward illuminated by wildflowers and the sun-
shine stands a shepherd in sabots, erect but with his hands clasped on
his staff, facing the left. Beyond him his flock of sheep with heavy
coats all are grazing, all facing the left, and beyond them is the shep-
herd’s dog, with a hither eye. The background is flat, with grayish
clouds along the horizon, and at right is a plowed field bounded by
woods.
Signed at the lower right, WitmM. STEELINK.
From Arthur T'ooth & Sons, London.
T'o be sold to close an Estate.
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WILLIAM A. COFFIN, N.A.
AmERICAN: 1855—
141—EARLY MORNING Al
ee SL eight, 25 inches; length, 30 inches
Tue early daylight tinges the landscape with silvery gray, the large
trees on either side of the composition and the grass of the meadows
showing tints of tender shimmering green. The waters of a placid
stream in the foreground reflect a sky of pale rosy tints near the hori-
zon, merging into tempered blue above the tree tops. In the middle
distance, on the bank of the stream, a fisherman who has come out
at the break of day is seated, patiently holding his rod and line in
expectation of an early morning catch.
Signed at the lower right, Wn. A. Carrie
Direct from the Artist.
Property of a Private Owner.
CHARLES WARREN EATON, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1857—
142—-MOONLIGHT LANDSCAPE
MW « Poattheia 3014 wmches; length, 3614 inches
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On the right in the foreground and extending toward the middle dis-
tance are pine trees at the edge of a wood, their trunks seen only to
the beginning of their branches, the upper portions of the trees being
3 S. above the picture limits. In front of them in middle distance are two
or three short trees, still and by themselves on an otherwise all but
treeless plain, the whole seen under a diffused light from a sky with
golden illumination above horizon banks of bluish-gray clouds which
mount high.
Signed at the lower right, Cuas. WarrEN Eaton, 1904.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smirn.
WILLIAM A. COFFIN, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1855—
143—OAKS IN OCTOBER 7,8 wy. peste, )
Height, 30 inches; length, 40 inches
From the foreground a lane bordered by grassy banks leads into the
country in the distance and on either side of it are splendid oaks
clothed in the glowing tints of the American autumn. On the right
and nearest to the spectator is one of stately aspect, its foliage show-
ing tints of yellow and gold, while on the left are others with foliage
of russet red and crimson. In harmonious contrast to this wealth of
colors is a late afternoon sky of qualified blue with some small cloud
: forms warmly tinted. j
Signed at the lower right, Wm. A. Corriy.
2 Direct from the Artist.
Property of a Private Owner.
CHARLES FRANCOIS DAUBIGNY
J bree Frencu: 1819—1878
144—A GRAY DAY
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Height, 91% inches; length, 16 inches
Art the left of the foreground some dark bushes, and across a narrow
river running between right and left of the picture a round structure
of indefinite outline and neutral coloring, on a higher bank. Dark
woods are visible beyond the higher bank, and a few wildflowers in
the low foreground. The sky is gray and the light subdued.
Signed at the lower left, Daunteny.
Property of a Private Owner.
ROSA BONHEUR
ee Frencu: 1822—1899
145—OVERLOOKING THE CATTLE
b a vee ON A HILLSIDE PASTURE
bo Sa | _ Height, 191% inches; eget 29 imches ‘es y x
_Ar right in the foreground a farmer riding a heavy bay horse without
saddle has come up on the green turf to where cows, sheep and lambs
lie in sunshine or shade, graze or nibble the leafage of a pollard. The
land slopes from the left to a valley bounded by distant hills.
Signed at the lower left; R. Bonueur.
Property of a Private Collector.
JEAN BAPTISTE CAMILLE eI, yee
Frencu: 1796-1875 Wa
TH RIGANDS CAVE, FONTAINEB
. imches: ”, Le ie Af / O
Py /O. Height, 14 inches; length, 191 inches
BRiLLiantT sunshine cuts in between a purple-brown and rocky cliff on
the left, which is in transparent shadow, and a rock cave on the right,
with turf growing above it, the cave entrance in shadow, its green
crown in the sunshine. The sunshine illumines an incline between cave
and cliff, where grass is growing and occasional trees.
Signed at the lower left, Conor.
From a Providence, Rhode Island, Collection.
Property of a Private Collector.
ROBERT WARD VAN BOSKERCK, N.A.
a? AMERICAN: 1855—
148—_LANDSCAPH ALONG A RIVER
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Height, 2014 inches; length, 304% mches
A WoopED river shore viewed diagonally recedes down the picture, on —
the right, a rambling house not far from the foreground, and the
farther woods a park with green grass to the water’s edge. Near the
house a punt or two lies at the shore line. The tall green trees inter-
mingle with trees whose leafage is a golden yellow which is emphasized
in sunlight, and the entire wooded shore is mirrored in the placid
water of the river.
Signed at the lower right, R. W. Van Boskercx.
Property of a Private Collector.
RTIENNE PROSPER BERNE-BELLECOUR
149—ADJUSTING HIS GLOVES
/ OOF (Panel)
Height, 15 inches; width, 1024 inches
A Frencu cavalry officer stands in the foreground with figure to left
three-quarters front and face to left in profile. He is putting on his
gloves, as he gazes off at something to the spectator unseen at the left.
In the background are tents and buildings, green grass and trees, and
his mount, which is being held for him.
Signed at the lower left, E. BErNe-BELLECOUR.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Sir.
LOUIS EUGENE BOUDIN
RENCH: 1824—1898 pom
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150—ENTREE DU PORT DE TROUVILLE 2) A.
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B75. ‘ Height, 124% mches; length, 15°84 inches NUS Ne 2 9 ag
Gray-BLurE water under a bluish sky shows gentle reflections in .
ceaseless but slow motion. The port is filled with the ships of com-
merce, old square riggers, their sails furled, steamers from which smoke
mounts slowly into the still air, and smaller craft. In the distance
the entrance to an inner harbor, where more shipping is seen, and to
left and right buildings of the town.
Signed at the lower left, KEK. Bouptn; and inscribed at the
lower right with a name, and a date that appears to
be ,’89.
The Estate of Josran Braver, Ese., Boston.
LOUIS PAUL DESSAR
AmeERiIcAN: 1867—
151—HAULING LOGS
ws SP. Height, 1244, inches; length, 1614 inches
A cLearine in a forest of aged trees and second growths, in the rich
colors of autumn. At left in the foreground a monarch of the forest,
its branches stretching across the picture. A little back at right, in
the sunlit clearing, an ox team coming forward, hauling a cart loaded
with logs, the driver walking beside it.
Signed at the lower right, Drssar.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
“Ow Y a. Height, 16 inches; width, 12 inches
Own a/green bank in the foreground a young woman is seated, nude,
CHILDE HASSAM, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1859—
152-SUNSHINE AND THE BATH
d. 50 _ her feet dangling in a stream which curls around the point of the
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bank. She is ebserved in back view and facing the left, looking down
at the water, her left hand raised to her chin and her right resting
on the ground behind her, giving her support. Beyond her a thicket
of young trees blots out the sky, and sunshine plays on the leaves
and the grass. |
Signed at the lower right, CuitpE Hassam, 1906.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry SmMiru.
WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1849—1916
1583—OV ER THE SAND HILLS
‘ Height, 18 inches; length, 2214 inches
eer pel fet
Lone Ipianp hills of gray sand, with yellow and purplish-brown
grasses and green wild growths in small bunches here and there, give
a high and undulating horizon before a robin’s-egg sky strewn with
soft white clouds. On a crest at the right where ampler surface
growths are green are hints of the works of man.
Signed at the lower left, Wm. M. Crass,
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
THEOPHILE DE BOCK
Dutcu: 1851—1904
154—LANDSCAPE
(Panel)
Height, 141% inches; length, 2314 inches
Low hills slope gently from either side to a hollow where runs a narrow
brook. The hills are treeless and in sunshine, and are partly covered
with green turf and in part expose yellowish earth. But along the
course of the hollow are short trees of sturdy growth, with an inter-
lacement of dark branches, and their green and yellowish foliage stand-
ing out against a brilliant sky.
Signed at the lower left, TH. px Bock.
Property of Mr. Franx P. Woop.
J. SCHERREWITZ
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20) 155—PLOUGHING
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J SO ; Height, 20 inches; length, 2534 inches
Rever stump land, along the edge of a hill in the background where
a second growth of woods is appearing, fills the foreground, with
enough of sunshine under the grayish-blue sky so that horses cast a
dim shadow as they move. Two of them, a white one and a dark
colored one, attached to a plow are hauling it toward the right, their
driver an aged farmer in shirtsleeves. Birds circle behind the plow,
and a cart stands at the foot of the hill.
Signed at the lower right, J. ScHERREWITZ.
From the Artist.
From Thomas Wallis & Son, London.
To be sold to close an Estate.
GEORGE H. BOGERT, A.N.A.
Dd, Prag AMERICAN: 1864—
156—LANDSCAPE
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| lb a [ o 0. Height, 2214 mches; length, 30 mches
Eventne is settling over a landscape of rough, uneven land, with
rounded banks descending to a pool in the foreground. At right and
left are bushes and low trees, before a sky strewn with clouds. Near
the centre the horizon is light with an afterglow of the departing day,
and its reflection partly illumines the landscape and is seen in the
foreground pool.
Signed at the lower right, Geo. H. Bocerr. .
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
FELIX DE VUILLEFROY
+ rare Frencu: 1841—
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157—_COWS AT PASTURE
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ZO. Height, 211% inches; length, 29 inches Se
Hitxs low and rounding, with trees along their base, in the back-
ground, descend to broad pastures yellow-green in the sunshine and
dotted with bunches of coarse yellow-brown grass. Cattle in the dis-
tance are grazing, and one with a coarse coat of red and white stands
near by in the foreground, headed to left.
Signed at the lower left, VuILLEFROY.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry SmirH.
LEON RICHET
Frencu: 1847—1907
158—THE PEASANT’S COTTAGE | M50
| a vise eee 1814 inches; length, 2414 inches
; 54 5D Ar left half smothered in trees and bushes, yet with sunshine falling
full upon its front and its steep thatched roof, stands a French cot-
tage, with a rude field road straggling in front of it. At right and
in the middle distance is cleared land, and in the background are
woods. Coming down the road, in front of the cottage, is a young
peasant woman, carrying an armful of fagots.
Signed at the lower right, Lion Ricuer.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
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FREDERICK S. CHURCH, N.A.
AmERICAN: 1842—
159—BLACK SWANS
Un. ROA 16 inches; length, 40 mches
Four black swans swimming in a lake surrounded by woods and enliv-~
ened by water flowers turn toward a grassy level of the shore in the
foreground on the right, where a young woman in a diaphanous mauve
gown kneels and holds out a blossom to the leader. Her Titian hair
is decked with garlands and she holds a garlanded staff. Back of
her a branch of a tree laden with pink blossoms swings into the pic-
ture, bending almost to the ground.
Signed at the lower right, F. S. Cuurcu, N. Y., 1912;
copyright.
T'o be sold to close an Estate.
ROBERT WARD VAN BOSKERCK, N.A.
1855—
AMERICAN: :
160—AN mE FROM THE SEA,
WAKEFIELD, RHODE ISLAND —
ah eight, 26 inches; length, 36 inches
-Lowtanp fields are alive with green and with golden lights and reach
to a far distance, with indefinite woods at the distant right, and near
the centre are divided by a stream which reflects a colorful sky. On
its left near the foreground stands a bunch of trees which contribute
their reflections to the water. A footpath parallels the stream, on
the right, and on both banks in the immediate foreground wildflowers
are growing.
Signed at the lower right, R. W. Van Bosxercx.
Direct from the Artist.
Property of a Private Owner.
MARY L. MACOMBER
a S V ‘ Vi AMERICAN: 1861—1916
161—_LOVE’S LAMENT
a a) Height, 20 inches; length, 24 inches
ing above their green leaves, a young woman’s body lies prone, where
she fell, clad in a pale rose gown. Kneeling at her side an angel in
white, with blue girdle, and white wings springing from her back,
laments, head bowed on hands, which rest on one raised knee. The
prone one has been shot with Cupid’s dart.
Stgned on the back, with date and title.
From the Artist.
To be sold to close ‘an Estate.
CHARLES H. HAYDEN
» AmeERIcAN: 1856—1901
162 MISTY MORNING, MYSTIC RIVER.
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Height, 3014 inches; length, 42% inches
Pastures in the foreground, and on the right in the middle distance
a brown farmhouse; cows stand lazily or lie down on the green grass,
with which brownish patches are mingled. Across the middle distance
a line ef small detached trees, and beyond them the line of the river.
Across the stream a hilly and colorful shore, partly obscured in the
summer haze.
Signed at the lower left, C. H. Hayprn.
From the artist’s sister, Mrs. A. F. Reed.
Property of a Private Owner.
On a broad and formal pathway before a bed of tall white lilies grow- ¢
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WALTER GAY
gor i Sy. LU aatentcas: 1856—1910
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“ies: 2114 inches; width, 18 ‘inches |
On a he ti covered table stand various aie of silverware, in a
strong light, and in a case behind them are other articles of plate,
of different tones. A salver standing on edge rests against the case,
and.in front of. it are a covered jar and a many-sided bowl, and a
oy
gold lined pitcher. 4
Signed at the lower left, WatTER Gay.
From the Galerie Brunner, Paris.
Property of a Private Owner.
CLAUDE MONET
nl? Frencu: 1840—
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164—PLEINE MER AU HAVRE vv
Height, 1614 inches; length, 2314 wmches
Orr the coast near Havre the open sea is depicted a mass of restless
water, whitened in its ceaseless tossing by reflections of white clouds
in a sky which near the horizon is a leaden mass. Naught but sea and
sky is in the picture, save the dark spots which indicate vessels in the
far distance.
Signed at the lower right, C.M.
From the Collection Viau, Paris. Ph wr~ Rule
Property of a Private Owner.
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WILLEM STEELINK
ee : Dutcu: 1856—
165—SHEEP IN THE PASTURE es
Qh Height, 22 inches; length, 32 inches
In sunlight in a broad and flat pasture a flock of sheep and lambs are
wandering at will and grazing—gray ewes and brown, and small
white lambs. The shepherd stands beyond the most distant ones, and
in the foreground a gray-brown ewe and her white lamb approach the
corner of a pond. Back at the right and afar at the left are thick
woods.
Signed at the lower right, WiLLEM STEELINK.
Property of Mr. Franx P. Woop.
pa CAMILLE PISSARRO
oy ; . Frencu: 1830—1903
166—BORDS DE L’OISE,
PRES DE PONTOISE, 1877
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Height, 15 inches; length, 2134 inches
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50 SrraicHt before the spectator the narrow river runs along the left,
‘a bend visible in the distance. Blue, it is whitened near the foreground
C p » | by reflections of the white cloud masses in a slightly hazy sky. . Sun-
shine illumines the landscape on either side, a landscape of many green
trees, including a bunch of pewpliers in the middle distance. At either
bank of the stream working boats are drawn up, the nearer lying at
right in the foreground with a man standing on board. Another man
approaches from a roadway on the right.
Signed at the lower right, Pissarro.
From George Viau, Paris. Vast wr. Riko _
Property of a Private Owner.
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MARTIN RICO
SpanisH: 1850—1908
-167—VENICE d : fg? ss
of. aye) Height, 18 inches; length, 2834 inches
One of the cream-white palaces of Venice with statuary crowning the
parapet above its corniced roof, with potted plants between the statues
and all in sunshine, stands within its brick garden wall on the right,
a canal in front of it and emptying into a broader canal on the left.
Trees and flowers hang over the garden wall, which the trees spot
with shadows, and before it are figures in a sandola. On the farther
side of the larger canal at the left are buildings of the city, and boats
drawn up in front of them.
Signed at right, on the garden wall, Rico.
Property of a Private Collector.
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Frencu: 1860—
\ 168—CATTLE AT PASTURE
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| Ke) 0-0 Az left in middle distance some slender trees, of the second growth,
at the edge of a forest, lean over a sunny stretch of land below which
re other trees in a lower valley, and across the valley are distant
8 er itherod: in low key, all of the trees in the middle distance having touches
of autumn coloring. Coming along an irregular road, descending on —
the ridge above the valley, is a herd of cows, and off the road is a
flock of sheep, with their shepherd. In the foreground the foremost —
cows of the herd, straying from the road, seek to browse on the sunny
turf, a white cow in the lead followed by a black one with a white face,
and next a white-faced tawny cow beside the road, all looking at the
observer. |
Signed at the lower left, Marie Ditrer3e.
. Property of a Private Collector.
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169 SUMMER bas
6) ae Height, 2514 wches; length, 32 inches
Tue foreground is in shadow framed at the sides by trees, dark against
the lighted sky. It is intersected in the center by a stony roadway,
Bb / oe along which a woman and a boy are approaching. In the sunny middle
istance stands a central group of tall young trees at the foot of which
af e some small buildings, abutting on a flat-roofed yellow-walled struc-
ae which projects from a mass of foliage at the right, The blue
_water beyond is flecked with white and bounded in the distant left by
creamy-buff cliffs, crowned with yellow vegetation. A volume of gray-
white cloud lies piled above the centre of the horizon, and a few downy
tufts of similarly colored vapor float in the upper blue.
Signed and dated at the lower left, H. Harpicnies, 1900.
Collection of the late Peter A. Schemm, sold at the American Art
Galleries, March, 1911; No, 285. 00.
Property of a Private Collector. le Ee & Ay AL. AY
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Frencu: 1819—1878
170—THE SEA SHORE |
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: Be preter kA 1514, inches; length, 261 inches
In the foreground a level stretch of sandy shore with the tide out and
sundry surface growths dark along the yellow sands. Out at sea,.
in the distance, a few sail and a single steamer. At right in the dis-
tance a projection of land ending in a sandy bluff, its upper surface
covered with dark green vegetation. . ;
Signed at the lower right, Dausteny.
Property of a Private Collector.
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J. B. JONGKIND .
. Dutcu: 1822—1891 LY,
171—DUTCH LANDSCAPE If 4
Height, 13% inches; length, 221/, inches
At the left edge of the picture the bend of a road winding along a
canal comes to view, with a couple of windmills beyond the bend and
a building and a small clump of trees within the elbow. In the road
are a few figures, one of them a man carrying a gun, standing just
beyond some bushes and looking off to the right across a polder which
occupies the greater part of the canvas. In the distance les a city.
Signed at the lower left, Jonckinv, 1862.
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From Boussod, Valadon & Co.
The Estate of Josian Braver, Ese., Boston.
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sAUDE MONET
Dott FrencH: 1840—
Height, 26 inches; length, 40 inches
VIoLET-TINGED cloud strata in the distant sky have harmonious color
echoes in the herbage on the high cliffs of the foreground, around
Dieppe harbor which lies a greenish-turquoise mass of water occupying
the middle distance. The cliffs take picturesque lines, and their ver-
dure is broken by red-yellow patches. The shore circling to right and
the distance becomes vague, disclosing the falaise in a tone of soft
grayish-white.
Signed at the lower right, CtaupE Monet.
From Durand-Ruel.
Property of a Private Collector.
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ALBERT PINKHAM RYDER, N.A.
f RICAN: 1847—1917
173—_HILLSIDE AND POOL, OCTOBER Lf 00
up BD) ’ Height, 18 inches; length, 22 inches is=
Ix a vague atmospheric haze a beguiling landscape comes to view,
seen against a sky of moderate light. On the left a low hillside on
which stands a haystack slopes toward a pond that occupies much of
the foreground. On the pond a man in a boat rows lazily and a dog
on the shore looks toward him. The hillside and a tree at the water’s
edge are in amber tones, and the air seems a vague transparent amber.
In the background are greenish bushes, and to right of the pond some
green and amber trees.
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From the estate of the artist.
To be sold to close an Estate.
GEORGE INNESS, N.A.
d AMERICAN: 1825—1895 2 fod
174—GRAY EVENING hare |
/ ao. Height, 13 inches; length, 18 inches
Tue light has all but gone, and what is left reveals a few bushes and
low trees in the foreground and toward the right, and high banks in
the background below a graying sky. At left in the middleground is
water, with hints of reflections of the lighter clouds.
Signed at the lower right, G. INNEss.
From Inness sale, No. 108. - pI Le za} us
From R. S. Barnes.
From the collection of John Emmons, Brooklyn, New York,
Property of a Private Owner.
CHILDE HASSAM, N.A.
AmeERIcAN: 1859— .
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L ly oe ; 4 eight, 1314, inches; length, 181, inches —
i} ne atTE afternoon of a day when it has rained; sunset flashes appear in
S ' eat gray and white sky, over a hill on the right in the background,
which slopes toward the foreground and the left. At the foot of the
hill a broad street, its pavement wet, extends from the foreground to
the distant left, filled in its diagonal course with vehicles passing in
both directions, and occasional vendors either pushing their carts or
standing at the curb. On the left are people on the sidewalk.
Signed at the lower left, CuitpE Hassam, 1881.
The Estate of Jostan Bravwesz, Ese., Boston.
ROBERT REID, N.A.
AMERICAN: 1862—
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9 176-—DAY DREAMS
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f, — Ow a round table is a blue and white dish of fruit—white grapes,
i, peaches and bananas—and beside it is a peach on a plate, with a
ao knife ready for the cutting. On the farther side of the table, on
4. d. 5. which her right elbow rests, the hand supporting her chin, a pensive
young women in white, with reddish hair, is seated facing the right.
OM Iv. -Coshe seems to drowse momentarily, her left hand half clasping a goblet
which rests on the table. Before her pink flowers lean toward her.
Height, 28 inches; width, 22 mches
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smit.
CHARLES EMILE JACQUE
Frencu: 1813—1894 LU \
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177—LANDSCAPE WITH SHEPHERDESS | Hi fk
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SUNSHINE strikes down upon a grove of mature trees on a middle dis-
tance upland, illuminating their rich green foliage and dark gray [4 o@ "
trunks, and projecting their shadow over lower ground at the left.
At the edge of the shadow and in the sunshine a shepherdess in a blue
skirt and wearing a white cap is seated on the grass and looks up
from her work at the observer. Around her are the sheep, in sunshine
and shadow. The sky is filled with clouds.
Signed at the lower left, Cu. Jacque.
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-e Height, 2314 inches; width, 17°4 inches LG XK, ¢ 5 ‘
Exhibited at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
The Estate of Jostsn Braver, Esa., Boston.
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ee g Frencu: 1807—1876 -
‘, 4. 178—LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURES
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: r fy! . Height, 101% inches; length, 13°84 imches
A syLivawn landscape, with woods in the foreground and at either side,
b pt _ a broad opening in the foreground surrounding a pool, and in the
middle distance a sunlit clearing. In the distance more woods and
above them a sky of sunshine and light clouds. In the middle distance
clearing a woman in blue and white kneels on the ground at some work,
and in the foreground open space, which is partly sunlit, a boy bends
over the pond.
Signed at the lower right, N. Draz.
From the Collection Alfred Saucéde, Paris, 1879; No. 14. ys, Ay Din -
Property of the Estate of Mrs. Freprrick Turner Brown.
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Fremisu: 1596—1666
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; 179—H IV ER EN HOLLANDE ss
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l q¢- oO . Height, 15 inches; length, 25 inches
Wiru the sunshine just bright enough to cast a few shadows, and
grayish clouds in the sky, there is a high bluff on the right in middle
distance, and a point of land in the left foreground, with a broad
frozen stream filling the rest of the picture; on the distant shore on
the right are windmills. Here on the ice innumerable Dutchmen, their
wives and children, disport themselves on skates, at games, or driving
over the ice in heavy and crude sleighs. Their costumes show bits of
soft color, and the Dutch being righteous men are merciful to their
beasts and drive their horses blanketed.
Signed on the foreground bank at the left, v G, 1643.
Exhibited at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
The Estate of Jostan Braver, Esea., Boston.
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*1862— OS
_ Height, 18 inches; length, 30. inches
Tue great, blond hillside, with a few trees against the lovely morning
sky, is but the base whereon rests the nude figure of a woman, the
hungrily clustering children drinking at the mother-fount. How it
pictures for us the earth and flowers—-the source, the supply and the
blossom—the life-giving dew to the brown hillside, the stooping, need-—
ing flowers typified. The slenderness of the young birch, the formal
strength of the cedars, all have a part in this composition, which
is veritably the dew of life.
Signed at the lower left, A. B. Daviess.
From the Montross Sale, 1919.-+# 4 - B2qs- Li. Lo fonds
Property of a Private Collector.
| EMIL CARLSEN, N.A.
v8 TERICAN: 1853— aad, “ff
181I—_LANDSCAPE
Layee i Height, 25 inches; length, 30 inches
Wuat appear to be Connecticut hills of rolling surface stretch before
the eye, under a blue sky in which light clouds are seen. Near the
centre of the yellow-green foreground, with some rough herbage and
outcropping rocks, and a little back on the right, trees of interesting
design and massed with foliage in delicate autumn tints stand majestic
and motionless in the quiet air.
Signed at the lower left, Emin Car isen.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
_ FREDERIC REMINGTON
2 iy | +4 AmeERicaAN: 1861—1909
6 48.182 THE APACHES:!
a Hagin 251, inches; length, 34 inches
vy ONE-STORY structure of gray stone extends along the right, and in
middle distance a rail fence running right and left marks the coral,
a gate in it wide open. Through this has ridden up over the yellow
dusty plain a cowboy on a sweaty bay which he has reined almost to
its haunches in his sudden stop, as he brings word of the Indians on a
raid. A man running comes through the gate after him, another
comes out of the doorway, and a third stands in consternation but
alert for action in front of him, The whole in bright sunlight of the
western desert.
Signed at the lower left, FREDERIC REMINGTON; Copy-
RIGHTED, 1904.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Situ.
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| AMERICAN: 1853—1921
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183—LANDSCAPE: EDGE OF A CLEARING
Height, 24 inches; length, 36 inches ;
In the foreground and running back on the left to middle distance
is a green field cleared of forest, its rough uneven surface. marked by.
tufts of yellowish herbage. Here and there are the logs of felled trees,
and-on the right, near three trees which remain standing and of a
size for the woodsman’s axe are other felled logs, and back of the
trees is a thicket of young growths, all in autumn tones of brown and
yellow with a touch of red.
- Signed at the lower left, Bh FRANCIS Muzny, 1914.
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Height, 16 inches; length, 21 inches
184—
(7S: ‘WE are in a beautiful Arcadian grove; the trees are noble and droop
gracefully; the light of the sky shows in a few glowing tones. Groups
of figures disport themselves. In the centre there is a rider on a
black horse, and nymphs and deer are playing throughout. _ A joyous
brush has touched with golden colors, or set with shining jewels, sunny
spots on sward and flesh and drapery. Movement, life and Arcadian
joy are everywhere. Haunting melodies fill the air and we look to
see Bacchus and all his train spring from out the shade or goatlike
Pan stay for an instant to wind his horn. The charm of the woods,
and the amorous quest of radiant sunshine touched by an artist’s hand,
are treasures we gather in looking at this little work.
Signed at the lower left, A. B. Davies.
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From the Montross Sale, 1919.- £4 Z ee a Mb, Bahl
Property of a Private Collector.
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JOHN F. WEIR, N.A. p¥
Patylmw American: 1841— / /
185—A SUMMER MORNING,
BRANCHEVILLE, CONNECTICUT
Height, 24 inches; width, 20 inches
Rovunorine hillsides with a slope to the left and forward are bright in
sunshine, and detached trees with green foliage display their fruit or
blossoms in reddish notes. On the left in middle distance stands a
white frame building, and a footpath through the grass leads up to
it. The foreground is a grassy hillside with shadows of trees projected
from the right, and the pale greenish-blue sky is dotted with tufts of
mauve-white cloud.
Signed at the lower right, JNo. F. Wer.
To be sold to close an Estate.
HENRY WARD RANGER, N.A.
Y. UJ. AMERICAN: 1858—1916
186—AUTUMN WOODS
/ 7 ad ; Height, 28 inches; length, 36 inches
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THE spectator looks into the interior of a vast but open wood, with
a clearing in the middle distance where sunshine enters and illumines
the brush covered ground. About are trees of ancient growth, second
growths and saplings, the forest growing denser at left and right, the
foreground being partly clear but in shadow. The leafage is in the
autumnal colors, with crimson, yellow and brown overcoming the green.
On the right on the edge of the clearing are two figures.
Signed at the lower left, H. W. RancEr, 1905.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
ELLIOTT DAINGERFIELD, N.A.
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Height, 16 inches; length, 24 inches he AL Lees
Two haystacks rise dark against a moonlit sky. In the distance amid
trees, the warm light of a window is seen. The great, full moon rises .
above the breathing meadows. The quality of the greens, with the
misty veils half hiding the forms, the light in the sky, these are the
things to study in this canvas.
Signed at the lower left, Exuiorr DaincERFIELD.
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Property of a Private Collector.
) 90 188—LANDSCAPE: THE BABBLING BROOK
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CHARLOTTE B. COMAN>
American: 1834—
ight, a7Y/, inches; pour 331, inches
A BUCOLIC Tavaeeene of beguiling charm, seen throught a thee, the
horizon high under a sky of grayish clouds, the details of the land-
scape vague, save in the valley of the foreground where they become
more distinct. The babbling brook comes singing down its blue and
winding course at left of centre, a path on the right of it going ups
crossing a footbridge and continuing on the left toward a hamlet in
a hollow of the middle distance. On either side the land rises to the
horizon—green fields dotted with patches of green woods. ie
Signed at the lower ee C. B. Coman.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Surry,
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“i background and a sunset sky. She is in a white frock with red sash
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AMERICAN: 1854—1896 -
190-THE PEASANT AT THE TREE
: ( wae eight, 22 inches; width, 18 inches
64-4. ox in the centre of the picture a peasant girl comely but of
wearied expression looks upon the observer, as she leans back against
the gray trunk of a tree which almost gives her a seat. The tree
branches low, and through the interstices in the foliage above her
head the shafts of sunshine spot her features as she turns partly to
the shadow, and about her on the ground the sunlight strikes more
directly. Beyond the sunlight the background is a mass of greenery.
The girl wears a greenish-white waist and a turquoise-blue skirt and
in her right hand holds a basket.
Stigned at the lower left, Tu. Roxprnson.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smnirn.
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BENEATH a great tree, on land sloping gently toward the observer,
where soft sunlight finds its way, and glimpses of the sky are obtained
between and below the branches, two nymphs and a satyr are seen, the
nymphs drowsing on crimson and leopard-skin draperies in postures
of abandon. The satyr with vine leaves enwreathing his hair is seated
between them, with his back to the observer, and is about to place a
gaily colored garland about one of the sleeping nymphs. On the
ground behind him is an empty copper cruche. |
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
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American: 1847—1919 \ y his SX
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192—AFKTER SUNSET oy a wr
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‘ " Height, 20 inches; length, 30.éfiches
Tue landscape is dark, and most of the sky but little lighter. Trees
are at left and right, and brush covers most of the ground, with small
pools in middle distance and the foreground. Back at the horizon a
yellow-reddish glow appears, and is diffused among the clouds and
reflected dimly from the pools.
Signed at the lower left, R. A. BuaKE Lock.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
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PAB UEAY OL, L. METCALF
t9 ]5° American: 1858—
193—A SHASIDE PASTURE
Height, 2614 inches; length, 29 inches
Cows are grazing in the sunshine on a green and colorful slope which
dips from the left toward an arm of the blue sea that fills the back-
ground all the way to the horizon. This arm of the sea, or mouth of
a narrow river, carries a sailboat visible through the branches of a
tree in the foreground, and beyond it is the point of its farther bank.
Under the tree are two girls, a small one standing and one larger
seated on the ground.
Signed at the lower left, W. L. Mercatrr.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Sniru.
CHILDE HASSAM, N.A.- 4 | ‘
ule Gol. Avnican: 1859—
191 THE RIDE BY THE RIVER aoe
(Panel) /
7 ie Height, 25 inches; length, 80 inches
A NaRRow river traverses the picture, crossing the middle distance, and
riding along its farther bank are two equestrians, one on a white horse
and one on a sorrel mount, their colors contributing to the reflections
in the water. ‘T'rees are all about on both banks of the stream, and
much of their foliage is bright in the sunshine, which comes from back
of the spectator and from his right. On the hither bank a huge tree
spreads gnarled branches across the view, and in the distance at left
are houses.
Signed at the lower right, Cuitpe Hassam, 1904.
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
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195—MR. AMORY LAWRENCE
| gu. Height, 27 inches; width, 22 ane ey a ae é3
(p 6&6 + young man, his dark and bright eyes directed straight in front of. him,
with dark hair and a slight sandy moustache, a bland light concentrated
eta at less than half- “engi to left, three-quarters | fuer A oe
on his face. He wears a dark coat which buttons low, exposing a good — ag
deal of te shirt front, a low white collar and a Meu bow tie.
Neutral olive-brown background. 3
F: e . Signed a at Ee lower left, @ F.
From the Estate of the Late George . Fuller.
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196 SHEPHERD AND FLOCK
5 5 iy . Height, 27 inches; length, 411% inches
Unoer a fair sky of veiled turquoise blue behind vaporous strata of
white a low hillside runs down to an indigo sea, which is seen at left
in the distance. Near its crest on the right a few wind-blown trees
retain a few brown leaves. Near them stands a shepherd in blue and
gray, carrying his staff. And below him in the foreground his flock
coated in thick oily fleece browse at will in the thick coarse grass, or
stand idly staring at the spectator. The day is sunny and their
shadows spot the ground to right of them.
Signed at the lower left, Ter MEuLEn.
From Arthur Tooth & Son, London.
T'o be sold to close an Estate.
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197—-H AULING TIMBER
~ 50 j Height, 26 inches; length, 32 inches
Woops on the outskirts of a city are green, yellowing and brown, and
at the left stands a small group of birches. Beyond a sunny field
of the middle distance the buildings of the city are seen in the back-
ground. In the foreground a huge log is being balanced on the low
axle of a pair of wheels, three men working at it, and a team of dejected
horses, detached, are standing at the left with heads toward the
spectator.
Signed at the lower right, J. Leurs.
From the artist.
From Julius Oehme.
T'o be sold to close an Estate.
_ JEAN BAPTISTE CAMILLE COROT. Pi
Frencu: 1796—1875
198—THE WOOD NYMPH — are
“s ue Height, 451% inches; ae 2534 inches —
Fouiace of a dense wood occupies the greater part of the canvas, the
treetops rising above the picture limits. Occasional glimpses of blue
sky are obtained through rifts high up, and as the eye travels across
the ground beneath the lower branches it sees in the far distance the
horizon beyond sunlit fields. In the half-light of the woed a garlanded
nymph. lies procumbent on the green turf of the foreground, resting
on her elbows and turned slightly toward the observer.
Signed at the lower left, Conor.
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From the ‘ollcttian of the late Walter Richmond, of Providence, R. I.
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WA, : Iratian: 1696—-1770
199—_THE HOLY FAMILY
® 4 dle Height, 37 inches; width, 28 inches
Tue Virgin enthroned, in red, blue and white draperies, holding the
Infant to her shoulder; angel head to left, St. Joseph to right, Below
the child St. John is holding a cross and is standing on a pedestal
inscribed “S R C D P C V”; on either side a cardinal and a monk.
A girl is seen behind the latter.
From the Catholina Lambert Sale, 1916. if fi
Property of Mr. Livinesron PHELPs (now living in Rome, Italy).
WILLIAM OWEN
W ce y Cp - Eneuisu: 1769—1825 i. |
200—PETS
WOR 2 ea 2" 30 inches; width, 25 inches
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TED Ai a verge of a pond and facing the spectator is a small girl
in a white sleeveless frock which has Apes cell from her shoulders, clasp-
ing to her breast a duckling and loving it warmly. The toes of her red
shoes appear projecting from under her skirt. Beside her the mother
bird is audibly protesting as she stands over others of her brood,
while still another swims toward her from the reeds in the pond. Light
centers on the child, and the growing plants at her side recede into
the dark mass of greenery which forms the background.
Note: In 1810 Owen was appointed portrait painter to the Prince of Wales.
Property of Mr. Jonun Junius Morean.
JOHN HOPPNER, R.A. 1)
- Enerisu: 1758—1806 ag tn
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[0° ~ 201-LADY GEORGIANA GORDON AN €
} bbl * he ty Height, 50 inches; width, 40 inches |
Porrrair of a handsome and youthful lady, wearing a white décoletté
and short sleeved gown, observed nearly at full-length seated at the
verge of a wood. Figure to the front, she turns her head slightly to
look off distantly to her right. She is smiling slightly, her chestnut
hair is bound with a white ribbon, and a narrow brown ribbon en-
circles her high waist. Her left hand holds lightly two pink roses
which rest'on her lap. Pink flowers grow at her feet, the woods behind
her are a soft brown with occasional reds, and back in the distance at
left are "blue mountains.
FromTesnes Agnew & Sons, London.
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ayy Al 1 sa : Haight, 51 inches; width, 3814 inches
NEARLY Seti length, seated on a royal sofa, figure to front, with _
head turned slightly to her left. In a gown of crimson velvet trimmed __
with brown fur, the low corsage and short sleeves edged with white lace. |
A white lace scarf of mantilla effect partly covers her powdered hair, —
and brought about her shoulders is loosely tied before her breast. She
wears deep bracelets formed of strands of pearls and holds a fan in
her right hand. A handsome young woman with pink cheeks and —
hazel eyes and ready to smile. The sofa is upholstered in emerald and —
adorned with the fleur-de-lys in gold, the same ornamentation appear-
ing on a cushion on which the princess rests her right elbow,
Marie Thérése Louise, daughter of the Prince de Carignan; born at Turin, 1749 ;
married in 1767 Louis de Bourbon, Prince de Lamballe. The intimate friend of Marie |
Antoinette. Perished at the hands of the mob in 1792, at La- Force prison. — :
The painter was also a friend of the Queen, became noted for her portraits, was
admitted to the Academy in 1782, and became a rival of Mme. Vigée Lebrun.
From E. M. Hodgkins, London.
Property of a Private Owner.
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No. 202—La Princesse DE LAMBALLE
(By Adélaide Labille des Vertus Vincent Guyard)
GIOVANNI SANTI
a : _ Iranian: Circa 1435—1494
(Father of Raphael)
d 203 HOLY FAMILY
| 40 hed Bi nudies (Panel)
Height, 401 inches; width, 25Ys inches = |
17 b, ‘Nearzy whole-length of the Madonna, in Blie and red anemone kneel- _
ing in adoration before the fair-haired Child, who reclines-on a dark _
cushion; to left the infant St. John holding a cross with scroll in-
scribed “Ecce Agnus Dei”; to left, Aa shepherd boy with sheep.
Purchased from Messrs. Dowdeswell & Dowdeswell.
From the. Catholina Lambert Sale, 1916. —#252 - Siutec _Lacmegln
Promeney of Mr. Livinesro® Pueters (now living in Rome, Italy).
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_ 204A JUNE PASTORAL
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YI] ing hillside which gives a high horizon and descends toward the ob-
i server, and is marked by shadows of the trees along a winding brook-
| let. Within the shade of trees in the right middle distance two small
girls are idling.
: , Signed at the lower right, W. L. Mercatr.
: Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Smiru.
JOSEF ISRAELS
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205—_THEH NET ENDERS >) ae
3 SO. Height, 451% inches; length, 71 inches
A canvas of more than two score figures, mainly women young and
older, most of them seated or kneeling on the gray-green grass of the
leveled dunes with yellow sand foundation, behind a village of seaside
homes about a church, which lines the coast in the background. Of
the cottages no two have the same roof-lines, beyond those at the left
tall masts project toward the sky of white clouds, the church is far at
right, and between the two groups of dwellings an open street leads to
the shore. The net menders in the foreground are a busy and a comely
lot, variously dressed, but each with her white Dutch cap. Seated on
a log at left are two children.
Signed at the lower right, Josr¥ IsraEts.
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206-CUSTER'S LAST Sees a
AMERICAN: 1861—1909
Res 3 tees 2314 inches; length, 3934 inches —
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In black on gray. Ona mean’ whose crest is near the top: of the
picture are Custer and his men, shooting over the bodies of slain horses
at hordes of red men, mounted, who are encircling them. Far at left
are Indians climbing the mount, while the rest ride furiously around
it, crossing the picture from left to- ‘right in the ior and
firmg as they ride.
Signed at We lower left, FrEpERIC ‘Paaetoe
Property of the Estate of the Late Henry Sir.
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EMILE VAN MARCKE
3 are 1827—1890
207—PLATEAU DE BELLE CROIX: —
weer FORET DE FONTAINEBLEAU
H eight, 3814 mches; length, 5114 inches
Ix a landscape of rough ground, with pasturage as can be found, a
considerable herd of cattle are to be seen, disposing themselves as the
humor of the day seizes them, lying down, grazing, idly resting on
their feet? In the foreground a white cow and a white and red one
stand in a shallow pool, in sunshine, and near them is a black goat in
shadow. The others are observed near and far about the fields, which
are bounded by groups of trees, and in the shelter of a tree at the left
a girl is seated, watching them.
-~ ff y, Signed at ‘the lower right, Em. Van Marcxke.
Chefferachmneth ihe) Psspteed VOLE J
Exhibited at the Salon, 1867.
From the collection of the Comte de Salm, Munich, 1888.
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Woops in the colors of autumn mount at either side above the picture
limits, and between the two masses of trees is an allée open to the bril-
liant sunset sky, with cream-rose clouds against a robin’s-egg blue.
In the foreground are ladies in décolleté gowns and amorous young
men, seated and standing, on the ground and on steps. The gowns
are of rich colors and the group is in a glowing afternoon light.
A similar picture by Lancret is in the Wallace Collection at Hertford House,
London.
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CHARLES FRANCOIS DAUBIGNY
Frencu: 1819—1878
es 209—PAY SAGE
J. ight, 2334 inches; length, 3914 inches
Across the foreground a stretch of green landscape, a rolling country
(oy < with green grass, green trees and green bushes, of different notes, the
greens relieved by the blossoms of wildflowers. In the background a
gray-blue sea, under a white sky with yellowish and blackish clouds.
Signed at the lower left, Dausieny.
From Durand-Ruel.
Property of a Private Owner.
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CORNELIS JANSSENS VAN CEULEN
Dutcu: 1593—1664
210—PORTRAIT OF CARDINAL DE RETZ
THREE-QUARTERS length seated figure, to left three-quarters front,
with a background of drapery hung before a window. A young man
a1 pgs a large, dark and curled wig, wearing a white cape over a dark
‘costume with cardinal trimming, the white lawn sleeves appearing at
the wrists in ruffles pinned with jewels. His right hand holds lightly
a partly open volume resting on his knee and his left hand points to it.
He glances across his left shoulder at someone or something back of
the observer.
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Property of Mr. ArruHur Hopees.
ATTRIBUTED TO
SIR ANTHONY VAN DYCK
FremisuH: 1599-1641
210A—PORTRAIT OF A LADY
a inches; width, 26 inches
cr. -LENGTH portrait of a young noblewoman with chestnut-brown
curls and a thoughtful expression, directly facing the observer. She
is dressed in a deep-red décolleté gown with large fur collar and wide,
fur-trimmed sleeves, the right sleeve adorned with pearls. Her right
arm rests on a table, while the left hand lightly touches the fur collar.
She wears a string of pearls and large pearls in her ears.
Property of Mr. Artuur Hopces.
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ATTRIBUTED TO.
LAS Oeaurgik ANTHONY VAN DYCK
a =O Fiemisu: 1599—1641
211—PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN
Height, 3514 mches; width, 29 inches
THREE-QUARTERS length, facing slightly to the left, with eyes directed
to the right of the spectator. He has large blue eyes, and wears a
small moustache, and his light hair is worn loosely and in waves. His
right hand is raised to his breast, where it rests lightly upon the broad
gold braid supporting from his shoulder his sword, whose hilt appears
at the lower right. His costume is golden-brown and much in shadow,
and he wears an elaborate white lace collar and white lace cuffs.
Property of the Estate of Mrs. Freprericx TurNER Brown.
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DAINGERFIELD, E:uxiort, N.A. , +3
Meadow Mists and Moonlight 187 4
DAUBIGNY, Cartes FRANcoIs
A Gray Day . 1445
The Sea Shore 170
Paysage ; : “2000
DAVIES, Artuur B.
The Searcher 29
Landscape
Girl with a Thorn in Her Tvot. 4A
The Call of Spring 51 a
Body of Dew | 1380
Forest’s Festival : 184 -
DECAMPS, ALEXANDRE GABRIEL —
The Approaching Storm a 3
DE HAVEN, Frank P. a
Moonlight on Sea and Shore 84. am
DESSAR, Louis Pau
Hauling Logs 151
DIAZ DE LA PENA, Narcisse VirGite
A. Rural Concert | 31
Landscape | 134
Landscape with Figures 178
DIETERLE, Marte
Cattle at Pasture 168
DOLPH, Joun H.
The Setter 7 14
CATALOGUE
NUMBER
EATON, CHARLES ante N.A.
Moonlight Landscape 142
ETTY, W., #.A.
Nymphs and Satyr 191
FICHEL, E.
The Connoisseurs 38
FISHER, Harrison
Study of the Nude 4
FRENCH SCHOOL
En Parade 98
FROMENTIN, EvucGene
Arabs Crossing a Stream 32
Arab Scouting Party 128
FULLER, Georcet, A.N.A.
Mr. Amory Lawrence 195
GAY, WALTER
Kakemono 47
Chateau de Courance (Seine et Oise) 74
The Fencing Lesson 105
Nature morte: |’Argenterie anglaise 163
GEROME, Jran Lion
Majesty and Independence 116
GIORGIONE (Attributed to)
Portrait of a Man 95
GRAY, Henry Peters, P.N.A.
The Origin of the American Flag: From —
Drake’s Poem 124
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CATALOGUE
NUMBER
GREUZE, JEAN Baptiste (School of)
A. Bacchante | |
GUE, Davin J.
The Passing Cloud
GUILLAUME, ALseErt
Sleeping Child
GUYARD, AbELAIDE LABILLE DES VERTUS VINCENT
La Princesse de Lamballe |
HAAS, Jouannus Husertrus LEONARDUS DE
Landscape and Cattle
HANOTEAU, Hector
Landscape
HARPIGNIES, Henri Joseryu
: The Pasture Brook
Summer
HART, Wituiam, N.A. ;
Landscape and Cattle
HASSAM, Cuitprz, N.A.
Raindrops: Surf—An iatyatttite
Sunset at Sea
Bending Sail on the Old Mill, Bridghampton,
Long Island
Walking into the Surf: An Etching
Sunshine and the Bath
Paris Street, Rainy Day
The Ride by the River
169
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23
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NUMBER
HAYDEN, Cuartes H.
Misty Morning, Mystic River, Massachusetts 162
HIGGINS, EvucENrE
Convicts 39
HOPPNER, Joun, R.A.
Lady Georgiana Gordon 201
HUDSON, THomas
Portrait of a Young Lady 212
INNESS, Georce, N.A.
Gray Evening 174
ISRAELS, Joser
Peasant Bearing a Burden 125
The Net Menders 205
ITALIAN SCHOOL
Landscape and Marine, with Figures 102
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IZAGUIRRE, L.
Landscape with Figures 49
JACQUE, CHaArLEs EMILE
Sheep at Pasture 30 |
Landscape with Shepherdess and Sheep V7 |
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JACQUET, JEAN GUSTAVE
Portrait of a Lady ike
JOHNSON, Davi, N.A.
Study at Ramapo, Rockland County, New |
York, 1874 83
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NUMBER
JONGKIND, J.B. | :
Dutch Landscape ) | 171
JURRES, JowHannes HEnRIcUS | os
The Mendicant Rass 4.5,
Horses at Halt on the Road | 117
KAEMMERER, FRreper1kK HeEnprik |
Sweethearts 58
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Sete ee Sen er
KAUFMANN, J. C.
Morning in Arosa | fe ;
Kronten und Schlossberg Gletscher, Erstfel- et, |
dertal, Uri Sar 52,
Wheat Sheaves 114 | 2 i
Kemmeilboden im Oberemmental 7 137 :
KNELLER, Sir Goprrrey z
Portrait of a Gentleman in Dress Armor 100 e
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KRONBERG, JeeEres- 3 : :
Ballet Girl in Red | = | 64
LANCRET, Nicotas (Attributed to) .
Scene galante 208 —
LELOIR, Louis ALEXANDRE
Playing with the Kittens . 58
LELY, Str PEerTEer |
Portrait of a Lady 99
LEROLLE, Henrt
Sheep and Haystacks by Moonlight 54
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NUMBER
LESREL, ApoLPHE ALEXANDRE
Un Guet-apens de Brigands 50
LESSI, Trro
L’Interrogatoire 121
ARs, J. K. |
Hauling Timber 197
LINFORD, CHar.Les
Woodland Scene 60
LORRAINE, CrLaupE
Roman Landscape 46
LUCAS, ALBeErt P.
Nocturne 66
LUCATELLI (Attributed to)
Building the Temple 103
MacMONNIES, FReEpERiIcK
Important Presentation Bronze Group 215
MACOMBER, Mary L.
Love’s Lament 161
MAUVE, Anton
Sheep in Winter: Return of the Flock 112
Going to Church: Sunday Morning in Holland 115
METCALF, Wituarp L.
The Approaching Festival 87
A Seaside Pasture 193
A June Pastoral 204.
MILLET, JEAN FRANCOIS
La Toilette
MOLENAER, Kiass
Before the Village Inn
MONET, CLavupE
Pleine Mer au Havre
Sur la Falaise pres Dieppe
MONKS, J. A. S.
“Round Pond”
MORAN, Enpwarp, A.N.A.
PE bute
MORAN, Tuomas, N.A.
Sunset, Long Island
MURPHY, J. Francis, N.A.
Landscape
Landscape: Edge of a Clearing
OCHTMAN, Leonarp, A.N.A.
Autumn Fields
OWEN, WILLIAM
Pets
PASINI, A.
The Meeting at the Gate
PEREZ, Atonzo
Flirtation
PISSARO, Camm1e
Bords de (Oise pres de Pontoise, 1877
CATAL OGUE
NUMBER
120 a
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200
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166
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NUMBER
POST, W. Merritt, A.N.A.
Woods in the Fall 9
PUVIS DE CHAVANNES, PIrrre
Female Figure 3
RANGER, Henry Warp, N.A.
Autumn Woods 186
REID, Rosert, N.A.
Day Dreams — 176
REMINGTON, FReEpErIc
Apache Fire Signal 89
Portrait in Black and White Li os,
The Apaches! 182 Maes
Custer’s Last Stand 206
Bronze Group 216
REYNOLDS, Sir Josuva, P.R.A.
Felina 189
RICHET, Lton
The Peasant’s Cottage 158
RICO, Martin
Venice 167
ROBINSON, ‘THEODORE
Along the Stream 81
The Peasant at the Tree 190
ROUSSEAU, PHILIPPE
Les Asperges 25
ROUSSEAU, THEODORE
Landscape
November
Brook and Boulder
ROYBET, FERDINAND
Le Chanteur vénitien
La petite Connaisseuse
RUSSELL, Joun, R.A.
Thomas Thynne, First Marquis of Bath
RYDER, Arsert Prnxuam, N.A.
Hillside and Pool, October
SANTI, Giovanni
Holy Family
SCHERREWITZ, J.
Ploughing
SMITH, Henry PEMBER
Landscape
The Belfry
STANFIELD, WituiAm Crarxson, R.A.
Boats Fouling Entering Harbor, Zuyder Zee
STEELINK, Wittem
Shepherd and Flock
Sheep in the Pasture
STERNER, ArLspert Enwarp
Color Print
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NUMBER |
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, 1486
129
106
123
113
173
203
155
71
140
165
109
SWAN, J. M., R.A.
The Old Tiger in the Jungle
foe. A. E., N.A.
Feeding Time
TENIERS, Davin
Flemish Amusements
TER MEULEN, F. P.
Shepherd and Flock
THOMPSON, Joun, R.S.A.
Landscape: The Falls
TIEPOLO, Gtovanni Battista
The Holy Family
(School of)
TOURNIERES, Roserr Levrac
Portrait of a Lady
TROYON, Constant
Marine
Shepherd and Flock
VAN BOSKERCK, Rosert Warp, N.A.
Au Sable River, Keene Valley, Adirondacks
Landscape along a River
An Inlet from the Sea, Wakefield, Rhode
Island
VAN CEKULEN, Cornetis JANSSENS
Portrait of Cardinal de Retz
VAN DER POEL, EcsBert
The Farm
CATALOGUE
NUMBER
133
40
196
101
199
97
11
80
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148
160
210
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VAN DYCK, Sir AntHony (Attributed to) .
Portrait of a Lady 210A q
Portrait of a Gentleman 2] laa
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VAN ESSEN, Jan A
Sheep in Winter 6 E
VAN GOYEN, Jan : =
Hiver en Hollande : 179°
VAN HOOGSTRAETEN, Samvue. a
House and Gardens of William III 104 - 3
VAN LAER, A. T. A
The Frozen Brook 67, |
VAN MARCKE, Ente
Plateau de Belle Croix: Forét de Fontaine-
bleau 207 |
VOILLEMOT, AnpréE CHARLES
Marguerite: A Sketch 5
VOLLMAR, L.
The Lesson 94
VOLLON, ANTOINE
Still Life 28
Daybreak on the River Seine 138
VUILLEFROY, Fetix pr
Cows at Pasture 15s
WEEKS, Epwin Lorp
The Pigeons of Jeypore at:
Powder Play outside the Walls of the City of
Morocco 70
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WEIR, Joun F., N.A.
A Summer Morning, Brancheville, Connecticut 185
WEIR, Juxian ALvDEN, P.N.A.
Springtime 88
WEISSENBRUCH, J. H.
Landscape 130
WEST, Bensamin, P.R.A.
Angels Appearing to the Shepherds 214
WIGGINS, Joun Carteton, N.A.
Holstein Bull 35
WORMS, JuLzEs
Le Départ pour la Revue 42
Yvon, A.
From Solferino 108
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