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It is presumed, from their being the very cHoisEst Specimens, they will afford infinite pleasure to the Connoisseurs and Admirers of the Fine Arts; WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY MR. JAMES DENEW, AT HIS AUCTION ROOM, In Charles Street, Berkeley Square, On WEDNESDAY, the 28th of MARCH, 1804, AT ONE O’CLOCK. To be viewed Ten Days preceding the Sale, between the Hours of Eleven and Four o'CIock, by Catalogues, (without which no Person can be admitted either to the View or Sale,) at 2 s. 6d. each; returnable to Purchasers, at the Auction Room. PRINTED BY D. N. SHURY, BERWICK STREET. *1 V ■0 |LA?&5- Dm3C> ftOH War,!.# Lc Pc CONDITIONS OF SALE I. THAT the higheft Bidder be the Purchafer ; but fhould any Difpute arife between two or more Bidders, the Lot or Lots, to be put up again and refold. II. That no Perfon advanced lefs than One Shilling; above Five Pounds, Two Shillings and Sixpence ; and fo on in Proportion. III. That the Purchafers give in their Names and Places of Abode, if required and pay down immediately Twenty-five Pounds per Cent, in Part of the Purchafe Money; and the Remainder on or before the Delivery. IV. That the Lots fhall be abfolutely taken away within Two Days after the Sale, with all Faults, and under all Defcriptions, and at the Expence of the Purchafer. t Laftly. That upon Failure of complying with thefe Conditions, the Money de- pofited in Part of Payment fhall be forfeited; all Lots uncleared after the Time limited fhall be re-fold by Public or Private Sale; and the Deficiency^ if any, attending fuch Re-fale, together with all Charges, be made good by the defaulter of the prefent Sale. A CATALOGUE, &c. Wednesday, the 28th of March, 1804. li 2 1 P. Potter .Landscape; a rich woody scene, with Deer // /Z - 2 A. Cuyp .Cattle, and a View of Dorcht, boats, &c. '-3 J. Ruysdaal .Landscape and Figures ; a grand scene from Nature /0 - 4 Rubens ...Christ between the two Scoffers ; a most highly coloured picture of the master ’ " <3 " 5 Both .Landscape with Figures; a beautiful rich coloured picture, equal to Claude --6 Rubens .Landscape, with Arcadian Shepherds; a fine perfect picture of the master O — 7 Fandyck .The Three Graces; a spirited sketch, and undoubted picture of the master % 3>5„ JZ - s Deconing . ..Abraham and Hagar; the composition, colour, and effect not inferior to Rem- brandt //>- 9 Hobbima . .. Landscape with Figures ; painted in his best manner 3 -io Hondicooter . . . Live Fowls. An attentive view’ of this Pic- ture will justify any commendation which might be given to the master /o% , /T-n Hobbima . . . Landscape, companion to Lot 9, and of equal merit 2 /- -r -i 2 My guard .. .. The Vision of St. Francis ; a beautiful copy from Carracci IV. V. Velde . .. A small Sea Piece, upright, a brisk Gale 22-/- 14 Bourdon. .. .. A Landscape, with Figures; the story of Daphne and Apollo —- 15 W. V. Velde . .. A small Sea Piece, a Calm, companion to Lot 13 2y~-t -10 Polembourgh . ,. A Landscape, with Figures ; highly painted Ostade . l : D Jj I: :uu > f »nrjr .. Boors Dancing; painted with great spirit, the Figures well grouped 2t- /- is Polembourgh .. ,. Landscape, with Figures; companion to Lot 16 . FINIS. Ocj.7* t a mm M III wm |fpl||§ ipi; s§||f§lS»p