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J4S 
 
 THE SPLENDID PICTURES 
 
 OF 
 
 THOMAS EMMERSON, ESQ. 
 
 OF STRATFORD PLACE. 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF 
 
 THE COLLECTION 
 
 OF 
 
 #ttgtnal antr Splentrttr 
 
 ITALIAN, SPANISH, DUTCH & FLEMISH 
 
 POINTINGS, 
 
 THE SOLE PROPERTY OF 
 
 2T1ZO*. EMMERSON, ESQ. 
 
 By whom they have been selected from many distinguished Cabinets in 
 
 HOLLAND, FRANCE, SPAIN, AND ENGLAND, 
 
 With refined Taste, acknowledged Judgment, and great Liberality. 
 
 Which will he Sold hi) Auction , 
 
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 Mr. PHILLIPS, 
 
 At his Great Rooms, 73, JVew Rond Street, 
 WITHOUT RESERVE, 
 
 On FRIDAY, the 1st of MAY, 1829, and foilowin 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK. 
 
 May be Viewed Four Days preceding the Sale, by Catalogues at One 
 to be had at Mr. PHILLIPS’s, No. 73, New Bond Street. 
 
 
CONDITIONS OF SALE , 
 
 First- - -THE highest bidder to be the buyer; aud if any dispute should arise 
 between two or more bidders, the lot so disputed shall be immediately put 
 up again and re-sold. 
 
 Second - No person to advance less than Is.*— above five pounds 5s. — and so on in 
 proportion. 
 
 Third -- The purchasers to give in their names and places of abode, and to paydown 
 £2b. per cent, if required, in part of payment of the purchase-money. 
 
 Fourth - The lots to be absolutely cleared away, with all faults and errors of 
 description, without retrospect to the identity of either the artist or the 
 subject, at the purchaser’s expence, within two days after the sale. 
 
 Fifth-- As this auction is made on condition of prompt payment, the remainder of 
 the purchase money to be absolutely paid on or before the delivery. 
 
 Sixth • - Upon failure ot complying with the above conditions, the money depo- 
 sited in part of payment shall be forfeited, all lots uncleared within the 
 time aforesaid shall be re-sold by public or private sale, and the deficiency 
 (if any) attending such re-sale, shall be made good by the defaulter or 
 defaulters at this sale. 
 
 Lastly -- But should any purchaser or purchasers obtain their lot or lots, or leave 
 the whole or any part thereof uncleared, or by any neglect or evasion 
 omit paying for the same, such purchaser or purchasers shall pay five 
 per cent, interest on the amount of the said purchase, from the day 
 of sale until the amount of the said purchase shall be discharged, and also 
 all charges for the removal; all lots not cleared and paid for within the 
 time aforesaid, will be subject to the payment of £b. per cent, interest on 
 the amount not paid ; and if the pictures are not cleared within the time 
 aforesaid, they will remain at the purchaser’s risk. 
 
ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
 A “ Catalogue Raisonne” could neither give merit or 
 value to the Collection of Pictures which is now submitted to 
 the Public. The Proprietor has, therefore, rather confined 
 himself to the more simple statement of Subject and Master. The 
 Connoisseur and Collector will always discriminate and appre- 
 ciate according to his own taste and judgment, no attempt has 
 therefore been made to direct the one, or influence the other. 
 
 The Pictures composing this extensive and very costly 
 Assemblage are left to make their own appeal. The collecting 
 of them has been the work of Twenty-Jive Years ; and they are 
 offered to the Public with every confidence, fully relying that 
 justice will be done to them, from the very liberal Patronage granted 
 to the Fine Arts in this Country. 
 
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 First Day’s Sale , 
 
 FRIDAY, the 1st day of MAY, 1829, 
 
 Commencing at One for Two o’clock precisely. 
 
 PICTURES. 
 
 LOT 
 
 > SCHALCKEN. 
 
 1 A Cavalier in a Spanish hat and feathers 
 
 SCHALCKEN. 
 
 2 A Lady — the companion to the preceding picture 
 
 RUYSDAEL. 
 
 3 A s??ia/Z Landscape with Cottages and Figures 
 
 BROWER. 
 
 4 A Philosopher reading 
 
 BROWER. 
 
 5 An Old Woman — the companion to the preceding picture 
 
 STEENWYCK. 
 
 . 6 St. Peter delivered from Prison, the Figures by Elsheimer 
 
 WOUVERMANS. 
 
 . 7 Soldiers playing at Cards 
 
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 ZUCCARELLI, 
 
 Landscape and Figures —- engraved 
 
 ZUCCARELLI. 
 
 // , / 6 9 A Ditto— the companion to the preceding 
 
 GUERCINO. 
 
 / / 10 Cupid with his Bow 
 
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 WATTEAU. 
 
 , 7 / _ II A Garden Scene with Figures in Masquerade— engraved 
 
 VANDERWERF. 
 
 / „ v ^ 12 Portrait of the Baron Tuyl 
 
 NETSCHER. 
 
 /z' .. // . 13 Portrait of the Baroness Tuyl 
 
 W. VANDEVELDE. 
 
 2 $ ■ T . 14 A Sea View with Fresh Breeze, and Fishing Boats, Schuyts, &c. 
 
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 LINGLEBACK. 
 
 /F 7 / 15 A View near Rome, with Groups of Italian Peasants 
 
 / 
 
 JAN STEIN. 
 
 V . / c - 1: A Marine View on the Beach at Scheveling, richly adorned with 
 figures, with a Lady and Gentleman buying Fish 
 
 BROWER. 
 
 - 7 -/ „ |7 The Interior of a Painter’s Study, with a Man grinding colours 
 
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 BERCHEM. 
 
 18 Au upright Lyndscape with Cattle and Figures 
 From the Museum at Amsterdam 
 
 DAVID TENIERS. 
 
 J J 19 The Smoker filling his Pipe — etched by himself 
 
 From the Collection of the Duke de Valentinois 
 
 GREUZE. 
 
 o ^ 20 The Head of a Child — painted with the usual simplicity and truth to 
 nature of this artist 
 
 BERKHEYDEN. 
 
 _2S . / „ 21 View of the Grande Place, with the Great Church at Haerlem, 
 and a variety of elegant figures 
 
 RUBENS. 
 
 j? y //) 22 Hercules destroying the Lion — a spirited study 
 
 TENIERS. 
 
 j /S' - 23 The Interior of a Cabaret ; a Man in a white shirt, with other Boors 
 smoking and drinking 
 
 From the Royal Collection at Madrid 
 
 CUYP. 
 
 24, . J . 24 A View on the Maes with a variety of Boats and Vessels, and the Town 
 of Dort in the distance 
 
 J. V. OSTADE. 
 
 22, / _ 25 A Landscape with a Pied Horse attached to a tree 
 
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 P. DE HOOGE. 
 
 26 The Interior of an Apartment with a rich effect of sunshine, and 
 Amateur Musicians 
 
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 VANDERNEER. 
 
 27 View on a Cana.l, which intersects a Village, with a beautiful effect of 
 the rising Moon 
 
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 GUIDO. 
 
 28 St. Peter in Ecstaoy 
 
 From the Collection of the late Lord Radstock, and formerly in 
 the Borghese Palace 
 
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 LE DUG. 
 
 29 An Interior with a Corps de Garde— - the chef d 'oeuvre of this master 
 
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 DAVID TENIERS. 
 
 30 A small brilliant Landscape with Cottages, and Figures merrymaking 
 
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 DAVID TENIERS. 
 
 31 Ditto— the companion to the preceding picture 
 
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 WOUVERMANS. 
 
 . 32 A Landscape, with Travellers reposing, and a Man crossing a Bridge 
 From the Orleans Collection 
 
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 TERBURG. 
 
 33 A young Lady in a white satin costume, bathing her hands near a table 
 covered with a rich carpet, and. a Spaniel at her feet 
 
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 BACKHUYSEN. 
 
 34 A Sea View, representing the Landing of King William III. in 
 
 
 Holland when lie visited his Dutch States in 1661 
 
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 BACKHUYSEN. 
 
 The companion to the preceding picture 
 
 27 • /_ 36 
 
 REMBRANDT. 
 
 A Landscape with the Three Trees, and a richly coloured distance 
 
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 WYNANTS. 
 
 A Landscape, with Figures by ADRIAN OSTADE, unique — the only 
 known Picture possessing the combined powers of those two great 
 
 MASTERS 
 
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 VAN DYCK. 
 
 A Landscape with a Storm, in which is introduced the story of 
 
 Dido and HSneas 
 
 From the Collection of the late Lord Radstock 
 
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 VELASQUEZ. 
 
 Portrait of PHILIP the FOURTH of Spain 
 
 From the Royal Collection at Madrid 
 
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 VELASQUEZ. 
 
 Portrait of ELIZABETH of BOURBON, his Queen — companion to the 
 preceding Portrait 
 
 From the same Collection 
 
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 MOLA. 
 
 A Landscape with the Magdalen attended by Angels 
 
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 RUYSDAEL. 
 
 V£~ . ^ 42 A richly wooded Landscape with Figures, the entrance to a Dutch 
 
 
 Village ; a large sheet of Water in front, on which, near a Cottage, 
 is a Man conducting his Boat 
 
 J ■ A ' - 43 
 
 N. POUSSIN. 
 
 A grand Landscape with groups of Figures, representing the Finding 
 of Moses — a finished study for the picture in the Louvre 
 
 Jj .. f - 44 
 
 REMBRANDT. 
 
 A spirited Portrait of an Officer in a red cap, and adorned with a gold 
 chain, from which is suspended an Order of Merit 
 
 J 9 . 3 - 45 
 
 KAREL DU JARDIN. 
 
 A View on the outside of an Italian City, with peasants playing at 
 V Amor a 
 
 From the Cabinet de Choiseul, in which it is engraved 
 
 J/ - /<> - 46 
 
 VANDYCK. 
 
 Children seated on rich drapery playing with fruit and flowers 
 
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 GERARD DOW. 
 
 A Girl holding a candle 
 
 From the Collection of Mr. Gildermeester of Amsterdam 
 
 
 TENIERS. 
 
 J'd $ w 48 A Landscape, with cattle and a shepherd playing on a pipe 
 
 48 / . 49 
 
 From the Collection of Alderman Patterson of Norwich 
 
 TENIERS. 
 
 The companion to the preceding Picture 
 
 Also from the Collection of Alderman Patterson of Norwich 
 
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 ^ GUIDO. 
 
 ./l - 50 The Infant Saviour asleep, with the Virgin in adoration 
 
 P. POTTER. 
 
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 / 51 A Romantic Landscape, with a Wild Boar in his lair, and Deer on 
 
 an eminence ; the foreground richly embroidered with plants and herbage 
 
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 HOBBIMA. 
 
 52 The Watermill with a neighbouring Farm; a sheet of water in the front, 
 on which is a boat with Figures ; a spirited study from nature 
 
 TENIERS. 
 
 yj / $ 53 A Village Feast with a variety of Figures carousing, and a large Party 
 
 / seated at table on the outside of a Cabaret — engraved 
 
 JAN STEEN. 
 
 / * / 54 The Interior of a Cabaret, with five Figures, in which he has intro 
 
 duced his own Portrait holding a glass of wine 
 
 BERCHEM. 
 
 &// 55 A Landscape with a White Horse, and Figures going hawking, and a 
 
 Herdsman driving a Cow 
 
 TENIERS. 
 
 /// . / - 56 The Physician in his study, with a Female in attendance ; the door of 
 the apartment opens to a brilliant Landscape, with the City of 
 Antwerp in the distance 
 
 BOTH. 
 
 ^21 . /T _ 57 A warm glowing Landscape, enriched by a group of Horses and Figures 
 by his brother Andrew Both ; on the right are some lofty trees, and on 
 the left a lake with a mountainous distance 
 
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 58 A Landscape, beautifully composed, with Cattle and Figures by 
 ADRIAN VANDEVELDE 
 
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 RUBENS. 
 
 59 Minerva protecting the Arts, &c. from the horrors of war; a rich com- 
 position, treated with great poetic beauty 
 
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 VANDYCK. 
 
 _ 60 Sampson seized by the Philistines, in the presence of Dalilah; a 
 finished study for the large Picture 
 
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 PETER DE HOOGE. 
 
 - 61 A View in the Garden of a Dutch Chateau, with Ladies and Gentle- 
 men at their amusement, with Servants in attendance 
 
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 ADRIAN VANDEVELDE. 
 
 62 An exquisitely finished Landscape, with Sheep, Goats, and Figures, 
 near a Farm 
 
 From the Collection of Mr. Rynders, of the Place Royale at 
 Brussels 
 
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 P. DE KONING. 
 
 _ 63 A Landscape and Figures, a bird’s eye view in Holland, with Travellers 
 halting, and FIGURES passing along a road by Lingelback 
 
 ADRIAN OSTADE. 
 
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 64 An INTERIOR. An Alchymist in his Laboratory, surrounded by 
 an infinite variety of objects, magically painted 
 
 From the Collection of the late Mr. Meyer of STRASBOURG 
 
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 VANDER HEYDEN. 
 
 A View in AMSTERDAM, a Canal in front, with Figures by Adrian 
 
 Vandevelde 
 
 From the Collection of the late Walsh Porter, Esq. 
 
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 BERCHEM. 
 
 A View in Italy, with Ruins, and a Group of Cattle and Figures 
 passing a Ford ; a composition of great richness and beauty 
 
 RUYSDAEL. 
 
 * }r ft/ -7 A Woody Landscape with a sandy bank, and a lake intersecting- the fore* 
 
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 ground, enriched by a group of Horses and Figures by Rerchem 
 
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 ISAAC OSTADE. 
 
 An upright Landscape, in which is represented a Wake. A variety 
 of Figures in their native and characteristic costumes, variously occupied, 
 and full of mirth and humour 
 
 This valuable production was lately purchased of a person of HIGH 
 rank in Paris 
 
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 REMBRANDT. 
 
 Portraits of Two Children of the BURGOMASTER SIX, in a 
 rich Landscape; in the distance is seen a Traveller, and a Man fishing 
 
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 RUBENS. 
 
 The Triumph op Religion — a finished study for the large picture 
 
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 RUYSDAEL. 
 
 A richly Wooded LANDSCAPE with Cottages and Figures, and a Shepherd 
 driving a Flock of Sheep along a Road ; to the right a splendid group 
 of trees are placed upon a verdant bank 
 
 From the Collection of Monsieur Perrin 
 
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 7%e 7 Vo following Splendid and Interesting Portraits, were originally 
 Painted by Rubens, for the TOWN HOUSE of BRUSSELS. 
 
 RUBENS. 
 
 72 A Portrait of the ARCHDUKE CHARLES, the Governor of the 
 
 Low Countries 
 
 RUBENS. 
 
 73 Ditto of his Wife the INFANTA ISABELLA of Spain 
 
 CORREGGIO. 
 
 74 A Nymph asleep, in a Landscape — richly composed and coloured 
 
 Formerly in the Collection of Monsieur de Julienne, in Paris 
 
 VANDERNEER. 
 
 75 A Winter Scene, with a variety of Figures amusing themselves on the 
 
 Ice ; the foreground richly broken with groups of trees and paling ; 
 a View of a Village to the left 
 
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 W. VANDEVELDE. 
 
 76 A Calm. — A View in the Offing at Sea from a Sandy Shore, with many 
 
 Vessels, Boats, and Figures becalmed; and on the right a Pier, with a 
 Vessel moored along side 
 
 RUBENS 
 
 77 A capital Landscape, a Winter Scene, in which the artist has 
 
 introduced a View of his own Chateau; Figures are passing along a 
 Road, in which is a Horse and Cart; and on the left a View into the 
 Farm Yard, with other Figures variously occupied 
 
 GASPER POUSSIN. 
 
 78 A classical grand Landscape, with a View of the Heights of TlYOLl to 
 
 the right ; the Figures by NlCCOLO POUSSIN 
 
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 The Two following Landscapes are rare specimens of the artist s power 
 and were distinguished in the Aldebrandini Palace at Rome, 
 as CHEF d’oeuvres of his pencil 
 
 GUERCINO. 
 
 . /£ . 79 A GRAND ITALIAN LANDSCAPE, with Travellers, &c. 
 
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 GUERCINO. 
 
 46 4 80 A DITTO, the COMPANION /'? *-*%-* ^ 
 
 CLAUDE. 
 
 V/ /£ 81 A Marine View, with a Sea Fight between the Turks and Venetians 
 
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 CUYP. 
 
 yyS . rf* __ 82 The Conversion of St. Paul — this extraordinary example of the 
 
 versatility of the genius of the painter, is executed in his finest manner 
 
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 SALVATOR ROSA. 
 
 83 A romantic Landscape, in which is introduced the story of Calista 
 transformed into a Bear 
 
 From the Borghese Palace 
 
 VAN DYCK. 
 
 fy . . & 84 The Assumption of the Virgin, with attendant Angels 
 
 From the King of Spain’s Collection — known and esteemed 
 as the CHEF d’oeuvre of this artist’s works in the Royal Gallery 
 
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 SLINGELAND. 
 
 85 The Interior of a Dutch Kitchen, with a Domestic occupied with 
 her culinary utensils 
 
 From the Collection of Mrs. Gordon, and is marked with the name 
 ofG. Dow, and is equal for precious finishing to his finest productions 
 
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 Second Day’s Sale, 
 
 SATURDAY, the 2nd day of MAY, 1829, 
 
 Commencing at One for Two o’Clock precisely. 
 
 PICTURES. 
 
 -LOT 
 
 ^ ARG. DE VOYS. 
 
 / 86 A Toper holding a Jug 
 
 SWANEVELDT. 
 
 87 A Landscape and Figures, circular 
 
 BORGOGNONE. 
 
 88 An Attack of Cavalry 
 
 BORGOGNONE. 
 
 89 A ditto— the companion to preceding 
 
 A. V. OSTADE. 
 
 90 The Toper 
 
 A. V. OSTADE. 
 91 The Trictrac Player 
 
 P. NEEFS. 
 
 6 92 A Church Piece, ( circular) 
 
 From the Collection of the late Mrs. 
 
 House 
 
 Manners, of Rutland 
 
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 DE HEEM. 
 
 // , . / 6 .93 Fruit, &c. 
 
 GASPAR NETSCHER. 
 
 / Jyf _ 94 Portrait of a Gentleman 
 
 WATTEAU. 
 
 /. /<, , t 95 A Fete Champetre 
 
 VAN OSS. 
 
 /if , 96 Fruit and Flowers 
 
 JAN STEEN. 
 
 2/ 97 An Interior, Peasants regaling 
 
 A. CARACCI. 
 
 // - o 98 The Crucifixion 
 
 BROWER. 
 
 // .. / . i 99 An Interior, with Boors fighting 
 
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 CUYP. 
 
 A Landscape, with Horses and Figures 
 
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 BEGA. 
 
 A Landscape -with a Cottage, and Peasants at play 
 
 STEENWYCK. 
 
 ^ 7 . 192 A Church Piece, the figures by Gonzales 
 
TITIAN. 
 
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 103 The Entombment of Christ 
 
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 GREUZE. 
 
 104 Head of a Girl 
 
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 L. CARACCI. 
 
 105 The Virgin and Child, with Angels 
 
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 SALVATOR ROSA. 
 
 106 A Philosopher 
 
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 GASPAR POUSSIN. 
 
 107 A Landscape and Figures— Morning 
 
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 GASPAR POUSSIN. 
 
 108 Ditto Evening — companion to the preceding 
 
 
 P. DE KONING. 
 
 109 A Boy with a Bladder 
 
 From the Collection of Mr, Meyer, of Strasbourg 
 
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 BERCHEM. 
 
 110 An upright Landscape, with a Shepherd, Cows, Goats, Sfc. 
 
 From the Museum of Amsterdam 
 
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 GASPAR NETSCHER. 
 
 Ill A Lady and Gentleman richly attired, with two Children playing 
 with Flowers in a Garden 
 
CUYP. 
 
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 Cattle and Figures in a Landscape, with an effect of sunshine— in 
 the manner of Berchem 
 
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 SEBASTIAN DEL PIOMBO. 
 
 The Crucifixion — painted on the design of Michael Angelo 
 
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 REMBRANDT. 
 
 Our Saviour on the Mount 
 
 From the Collection of the late Baron Denon, in Paris 
 
 /J/ . - 115 
 
 LINGELBACK. 
 
 An ITALIaN MARKET, full of Figures 
 
 From the Collection of Mr. Brentano, of Amsterdam 
 
 73 .. 7o . 116 
 
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 JAN STEEN. 
 
 La Mauvaise Menagere; a Woman asleep, and Children playing 
 with a Cat, &c. 
 
 /of' 117 
 
 WATTEAU. 
 
 A Poetical LANDSCAPE ; the Landing on the Island of Cythera 
 — engraved 
 
 VANDERHEYEN. 
 
 O ■ 7 - H8 A View of the Old Park at Brussels, with Figures by Adrian 
 Vandevelde 
 
 P. POTTER. 
 
 // / ■ 6 110 A LANDSCAPE with Three COWS and a Woman milking. 
 
 From the MUSEUM at AMSTERDAM 
 
 This picture was formerly in the possession of KING WILLIAM III. 
 
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 //? .. 9 . 120 
 
 SCHIDONE. 
 
 A HOLY FAMILY 
 
 From the Collection of the late Admiral LORD RADSTOCK 
 
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 WYNANTS. 
 
 A Landscape with Cottages, and Figures by Wouvermans 
 
 $/,./*. 122 
 
 RUYSDAEL. 
 
 A Sea View, near Scheveling, with Parties of Ladies and Gentlemen 
 about to embark in Pleasure Boats; the figures by Adrian 
 
 Vandevelde 
 
 £?. $ - 123 
 
 TERBURG. 
 
 LA TOILETTE. A Lady, in a white satin petticoat, attended by her 
 
 Waiting Maid and Negro Page 
 
 - - 124 
 
 JAN STEEN. 
 
 A Village Feast, in a Landscape with rich groups of Figures 
 
 // . A» - 125 
 
 BACKIIUIZEN. 
 
 A Fresh Breeze. A Sea View on the Coast of Holland, with Fishing 
 
 Boats, and a Man of War in the distance 
 
 4o . % 126 
 
 P. POTTER. 
 
 A Pied Horse in a Landscape, &c. 
 
 Formerly in the celebrated COLLECTION of Mr. EyNARD 
 
 ^ . /<f . 127 
 
 VANDERNEER. 
 
 A Moonlight, View of a Dutch Village, on a Canal with 
 
 Windmills on its Banks - 
 
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 A? / 128 
 
 RUBENS. 
 
 A LANDSCAPE, Sunset. A View in “ the Foret de Soignies,’ 
 with dumps of Trees, and a Man conducting a Waggon and Horses 
 through a Rivulet 
 
 /a S' — 129 
 
 ADRIAN OSTADE. 
 
 His own PORTRAIT, size of life, unique; the bust of the Emperor 
 Adrian on the table indicates his Christian name 
 
 From the Collection of the late Lord Radstock -3%^ y 
 
 // . /j _ 130 
 
 RUYSDAEL. 
 
 A Landscape, with a richly wooded Bank, interspersed with Cottages, 
 and on the left a River, with a Man in a Boat fishing— the Town of 
 Haerlem in the distance 
 
 38 . 131 
 
 REMBRANDT. 
 
 OUR SAVIOUR and the WOMAN of SAMARIA at the Well 
 
 ,<r^ . jT _ 132 
 
 WYNANTS and ADRIAN VANDEVELDE. 
 
 A LANDSCAPE, with an extent of Country ; on the right is a Hill 
 clothed with trees — the whole enriched with numerous CATTLE and 
 Figures by Adrian Vandevelde 
 
 y y' /S/ . 133 
 
 GUERCINO. 
 
 The Marriage of St. Catherine 
 
 ■ y 3 134 
 
 VANDERNEER. 
 
 A Winter Scene ; the View of a Dutch Town, and a Canal with 
 Figures skaiting, &c. 
 
 Pv . JJ 135 
 
 GONZALES. 
 
 A Garden Scene, with Portraits of a Flemish Family of dis- 
 tinction ^ fo* vyTCy 
 
 TINCTION 
 
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 REMBRANDT. 
 
 /£ - 136 A Landscape, the entrance to a Dutch Village, with a view of the 
 Church 
 
 TENIERS. 
 
 /£$ ' / <f _ 137 View of a Village in Flanders, with the exterior of a Cabaret, 
 and groups of figures merrymaking 
 
 RUBENS. 
 
 ? 2 & , /& . 138 Mercury, Argus, and Io, in a richly coloured Landscape 
 
 From the Collection of the late Lord Radstock 
 
 JAN STEEN. 
 
 ? £ _ /a 139 The Interior of an Apartment with a Dutch Family, a Girl play- 
 ing with a Parrot — in effect like P. de Hooge 
 
 W. VANDEVELDE. 
 
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 A CALM, with Figures on the shore, and a variety of VESSELS and 
 Boats 
 
 VANDERNEER. 
 
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 141 A Landscape, 
 Village ^ 
 
 with a rich Avenue of Trees, leading to a Dutch 
 
 METZU. 
 
 . /Y . 142 THE TIRED SPORTSMAN — he is represented sitting asleep on the 
 outside of a Cabaret, with his Dog at his feet ; a Woman bringing 
 some liquor, and a Mau about to take some of his Game 
 
 PAUL POTTER. 
 
 *2 3 143 A View in the Wood at the Hague 
 
 From the Collection of the President St, Victor of Rouen 
 
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 REMBRANDT. 
 
 J/ /J t . 144 
 
 The Portrait of Gerard Dow 
 
 /2/ .. // 145 
 
 TENIERS. 
 
 A silvery Landscape, with a Shepherd and flock of Sheep, and a 
 Woman milking 
 
 /&g „ /o .. 146 
 
 WOUVERMANS. 
 
 A Halt of Travellers, with their Horses in the foreground, a view of 
 a distant Landscape 
 
 Formerly in the Collection of the Prince de Conti 
 
 /?/ „ A> , 147 
 
 VANDERNEER. 
 
 A richly wooded Landscape with the moon rising ; on the left si Far- 
 rier's shop, and on the right some Figures near a fire 
 
 From the Collection of Mr. Meyer of Strasbou rg 
 
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 ADRIAN VANDEVELDE. 
 
 A Shepherd and Shepherdess in a Landscape, with Cows, 
 Sheep and Goats 
 
 2/s~. r . 149 
 
 A. V. OSTADE. 
 
 A Merrymaking — T he Interior of a Cabaret, with a rich composi- 
 tion of about twenty figures dancing and carousing 
 
 . /o , 150 
 
 N. POUSSIN. 
 
 A grand and classical LANDSCAPE, with Buildings, Cattle and 
 Figures ; in the fore ground a Shepherd attending his Flock 
 
 4/ ,. 6 c 151 
 
 LEONARDO DA VINCI. 
 
 The VIRGIN MARY and ST. JOHN supporting OUR SAVIOUR 
 
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 PETER DE HOOGE. 
 
 152 An EXTERIOR. A Court Yard surrounded by Buildings, across 
 which a Female Servant is passing while an Old Woman is sitting 
 
 ADRIAN VANDEVELDE. 
 
 153 A rich LANDSCAPE, a Park scene, with Deer, Sheep, Horses and 
 Figures; an almost unique specimen of this master 
 
 GIORGIONE. 
 
 /j / J 154 The JUDGMENT of PARIS, in a splendid Landscape, with Mer- 
 cury bearing the news to the Gods, 
 
 ISAAC OSTADE. 
 
 , / 155 A richly coloured Landscape with Cottages; through an archway is 
 
 seen a white horse, and in the front a Woman selling vegetables , and 
 Children at play 
 
 This picture was lately in the Collection of M. La PEYRIERE of 
 
 Paris 
 
 WOUVERMANS. 
 
 J j J- /g 156 A capital Landscape with Horses and Figures, descending and ascend- 
 ing a hilly road; in the front are Travellers passing a ford 
 
 Formerly in the celebrated Cabinet de BRAAMCAMP at 
 Amsterdam 
 
 RUYSDAEL. 
 
 
 157 
 
 A grand LANDSCAPE with Cattle and Figures ; the centre occupied 
 with lofty trees, some of which are reflected in abroad lake; on the 
 right are high hills clothed with wood, and two fallen beech trees in 
 the front 
 
 From the Collection of Madame Catalan in Paris 
 
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 The two following noble specimens of Teniers were taken by 
 JOSEPH BUONAP ARTE to America , from whence they were 
 sent to Paris, where they were recently purchased of his agent. 
 
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 DAVID TENIERS. 
 
 / 0 _ 158 A VILLAGE FEAST, with various groups of Figures; on the right 
 are women running a race for a cake exhibited on a pole 
 
 From the Royal Collection at Madrid. 
 
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 DAVID TENIERS. 
 
 159 A BLEACHING GROUND, with a view of a Village — the compa- 
 nion — full of figures actively employed 
 
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 VANDERNEER. 
 
 160 A capital Landscape with a view of a Village in Holland intersected 
 
 by a Canal ; on the left waggon, horses and figures are passing along 
 a road, and on the right a CHATEAU embowered in trees 
 
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 RUYSDAEL. 
 
 161 A mountainous and woody LANDSCAPE with a Waterfall, over which 
 
 some Peasants are driving Sheep across a bridge, a fir tree growing in 
 the front, and another broken down 
 
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 KAREL DU JARDIN. 
 
 /& 162 A brilliant Italian LANDSCAPE, the foreground is occupied by a 
 
 shallow lake through which are passing Travellers, and Peasants 
 conducting Cattle, Sheep and Goats, on the top of the bank are trees, 
 and the summit is crowned with picturesque ruins 
 
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 HOLBEIN. 
 
 163 Portrait of a Gentleman in a black cap and dress richly trimmed 
 with fur, and holding a glove in one hand 
 
 This splendid Portrait is from the Collection of Mr. Art aria 
 of Mannheim, and is described and beautifully engraved in the 
 supplement to tbe Rev. Dr. Dibdin’s Picturesque Tour. 
 
 ANNIBAL CARRACCI. 
 
 //} Z . 164 A PIET A. The Saviour supported on the lap of the Virgin Mary, 
 
 with Angels 
 
 This sublime production is from the Collection of the Duke de 
 Cosse in Paris, and engraved by Rousselet 
 
 CUYP. 
 
 _ r -165 La Partie he Chasse du PRINCE D’ORANGE; a clear and sunny 
 Landscape, with the Prince of Orange mounted on a Grey Horse 
 giving directions to a Garde de Chasse; his two sons richly habited, are 
 also mounted ; near them are several dogs, and figures hunting in the 
 distance 
 
 From the Collection of M. de la Peyriere 
 
 DAVID TENIERS. 
 
 J £> /f _ r 166 The ALCHYMIST At a table covered with a multitude of utensils the 
 Philosopher is seated essaying a piece of gold; in the background 
 are three attendants at work, a range of FURNACES are to the right, 
 and a quantity of interesting objects are scattered throughout the 
 apartment 
 
 RUYSDAEL, AND ADRIAN VANDEVELDE. 
 
 - 167 A LANDSCAPE with a CHATEAU surrounded by a Moat, and 
 
 enriched with Forest Scenery, several Figures, and a Shepherd 
 driving a Flock of Sheep, by Adrian Vandevelde, occupy the 
 foreground 
 
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 1G8 MOUNT PARNASSUS, with Minerva visiting the Muses, At the 
 foot of the hill is seen the City of Delphos, with the Ocean, and 
 
 distant Mountains. 
 
 This Magnificent Picture was painted for the CONSTABLE 
 COLONNA, and was formerly purchased from the Colonna Palace 
 for the sum of Thirty Thousand Francs by MonsL Durand of Paris 
 
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 169 THE REPOSE from the CHASE. A LANDSCAPE with magnificent 
 Ruins, near which are a group of Ladies and Gentlemen on horseback , 
 and a Gentleman standing beside a White Horse ; in the foreground, a 
 Shepherd and Shepherdess with Sheep reposing, and more distant are 
 two Gentlemen on horseback followed by their Huntsman and Dog 
 
 HOBBIMA, 1663. 
 
 j'M/) __ 170 A richly wooded LANDSCAPE with COTTAGES, a road leading to 
 
 a Village crosses the whole of the j ore ground, along which Travellers 
 are passing, a pool of water is in the centre, near which are lying 
 some fallen trees. 
 
 This fine picture is about the same dimensions, and was painted in 
 the same year, with The Magnificent Work of the same Artist, 
 exhibited last season at the British Institution 
 
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 , 171 A brilliant LANDSCAPE- — A broken bank covered with herbage is 
 
 crowned with a group of high Trees in beauliful foliage ; in the front 
 is a fallen Beach Tree, and beyond a richly wooded dell ; to the right 
 a rivulet running through the distance ; with a Shepherd tending his 
 scattered Flock 
 
 From the Collection of Madame Catalan in Paris 
 
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 jO - 172 LA DANCE VILLAGEOISE. A rich Landscape, in which a 
 splendid group of seventeen Figures are performing a Rustic Dance 
 to the Music of a Piper seated in a Tree. The whole are in motion, 
 and produce an effect at once dazzling and magnificent. 
 
 This Chef d CEuvre formerly adorned the rich Cabinet of Mons. 
 de Julienne in Paris, in which it ranked as one of his most precious 
 GEMS, and is known by the engraving by BoLSWERT. 
 
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 15, Qaeen-street, Seven-dials. 
 
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