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 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN, 
 
 COMPRISING 
 
 Fine Portraits in Stipple, some in Colours, after Sir J, Reynolds, 
 
 R. Oosway, R.A., J. Hoppner, R.A., G. Romney, &c.; 
 
 Fine Engravings in Mezzotint and Colours, after G, Morland, W, Bigg, 
 J. Ward, R.A., J. R. Smith, and others ; 
 
 Several of the “ Cries of London,” after Wheatley; 
 
 And Fine Engravings by Bartolozzi and others of his School: 
 
 WHICH 
 
 outxil be fog Ruction btj 
 
 Messrs. CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS, 
 
 AT TSEEIR <£BHAT BOOMS, 
 
 8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, 
 
 On MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1898, 
 
 FOLLOWING 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 May be viewed Friday and Saturday preceding, and Catalogues 
 had, at Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods’ Offices, 8 King Street, 
 St. James's Square, S. W. 
 
 7(p%- 
 
CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
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 I. THE highest Bidder to be the Buyer; and if any dispute arise 
 
 between two or more Bidders, the Lot so in dispute shall be 
 immediately put up again and re-sold. 
 
 II. No person to advance less than Is.; above Five Pounds, 5s.; and 
 
 so on in proportion. 
 
 III. In the case of Lots upon which there is a reserve, the Auctioneer 
 
 shall have the right to bid on behalf of the Seller. 
 
 IV. The Purchasers to give in their Names and Places of Abode, 
 
 and to pay down 5s. in the pound, or more, in part of payment, 
 or the whole of the Purchase-Money, if required; in default 
 of which, the Lot or Lots so purchased to be immediately put 
 up again and re-sold. 
 
 Y. The Lots to be taken away and paid for, whether genuine and 
 authentic or not, with all faults and errors of description, at 
 the Buyer’s expense and risk, within Two days from the Sale ; 
 Messrs. Chbistie, Manson and Woods not being responsible 
 for the correct description, genuineness, or authenticity of, 
 or any fault or defect in, any Lot, and making no warranty 
 whatever. 
 
 VI. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in the 
 
 settlement of the Purchases, no Lot can on any account be 
 removed during the time of Sale; and the remainder of tho 
 Purchase-Money must absolutely be paid on the delivery. 
 
 VII. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money 
 
 deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited; all Lots un¬ 
 cleared 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 tho Defaulter at this Sale. 
 
CATALOGUE 
 
 First Day’s Sale. 
 
 ■ ■■ 
 
 Oil MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1898, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
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 PORTRAITS .—In the Folio. 
 
 1 George IV., after Sir T. Lawrence, by Finden ; Princess Charlotte, /? 
 
 after ditto, by Golding 
 
 2 George IV., after J. Russell, R.A., by Bartolozzi; Queen Regent 
 
 and Princess Louise, after Tiscbbein, by Schiavonetti 2 
 
 3 King Ferdinand IY. and his Family, after A. Kauflinan, by Bovi A? 
 
 - u 
 
 0 4 General Marceau, by Sergent Marceau —in colours 
 
 (j 5 Mdlle, Marceau, by ditto —ditto 
 
 & 6 Lady Cowper, after Hamilton, by Bartolozzi —proof before all 
 
 Q QCC 
 
 letters ; and two others 
 
 
 7 Signora Storacce, by Bettelini; Marie Therese, after Kalterer, a ^ s 
 by Bartolozzi 2 ' 
 
 B 2 
 
4 
 
 A /*/. 
 
 8 Mrs. Fordyce, offer William, by Watson 
 
 0 9 
 
 The Marlborough Family, after S. Shelley, by F. Bartolozzi —?? 
 
 proof before letters , in bistre 
 
 MTA—r 7 
 
 /. /* . <*10 
 
 The Same Subject, after ditto, by ditto— proof before all letters , in 
 red ; and George IV., after R. Cosway, R.A., by Sailliar 2 
 
 iT* CT-. -2>11 L ady Skfton, after R. Coswav, R.A., by W. Dickinson— printed 
 
 
 in colours 
 
 ^i2 Caroline, Princess of Wales, after R. Cosway, R.A., by F. 
 
 /' A . ° 13 
 
 /. . < 3 ) 4 
 
 «/". & 15 
 
 A ‘ 
 
 lozzi— finely printed in colours 
 
 Michael and Isabella Oginscy, after ditto, by Schiavonetti 
 
 Earl of Clonmel, after ditto, by Conde ; Mrs. Dickson, after ditto, /7 y 
 by ditto 3 7 
 
 Lord Thurlow, after Sir J. Reynolds, by F. Bartolozzi ; Barto¬ 
 lozzi, after ditto, by Marcuard 2 
 
 ZL , /& . M6 R. Cosway, R.A , after himself, by Bovi; Mrs. Cosway, after i 
 
 ditto, by F. Bartolozzi— both printed in colours 2 ^ 
 
 /Zy/f * £ f C> 17 I ady Charlotte Greville, after J. Hoppner, R. A., by J. Young 
 
 —finely printed in colours (sr is 
 
 d?* if ^ O 18 
 
 J J 
 
 7. &f , Ol 9 
 
 Duchess of Ancaster, after Sir J. Reynolds 
 
 Master Philip Yorke, after ditto, by F. Bartolozzi; and Girl a 
 
 with Kitten, after ditto, by ditto 2 ^ 
 
 f. cS-t-d 21 
 
 t?&. // . ^20 Lady Elizabeth Foster, after Sir J. Reynolds, by F. Bartolozzi 
 
 —printed in colours , 
 
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 Miss Bingham, after ditto, by ditto 
 
 fAAAL 
 
 The Same— printed in colours p 
 
 The Countess Spencer, after Sir J. Reynolds, by F. Bartolozzi 
 The Same— finely printed in colours 
 
 s/7,/# , ^22 
 fy * 23 
 
 %f 7 /& , O 24 
 
 ^ 25 
 
 The Same 
 
 <£•- 
 
0 
 
 / ‘ ^ 26 
 / . 27 
 
 The Same— printed in colours 
 
 
 28 
 
 if . & 29 
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 - ° 31 
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 Countess Clan Martinics, after Sir T. Lawrence, by G. T. Doo; 
 
 Henry Nicolas Charles Van der Noot, after Glim, by ^ 
 Bartolozzi; and Dom Joao 3 yfs' 
 
 The Affectionate Brothers (Peniston, William and Frederick^? /J 
 James Lamb), after Sir J. Reynolds, by F. Bartolozzi 
 
 Lord Grantham and his Brothers, after ditto, by ditto 
 
 Lord Loughborough, after J. Northcote, R.A., by F. Bartolozzi— 
 proof before all letters ; Lord Heathfield, after Sir J. Reynolds^ 
 by R. Earlom 2 
 
 Lord Ashburton, after Sir J. Reynolds, by F. Bartolozzi— open .jb — 
 letter proof 
 
 S , * 
 
 32 Count de Lusi, by F. Bartolozzi; and another 
 38 
 
 Dr. Blair, after Sir H. Raeburn, R.A., by F. Bartolozzi— open 
 letter proof", Lady Camden, after T. Gainsborough, R.A., by 
 
 f y 
 
 ditto— proof before letters ; and Bartolozzi’s own Portrait 4 
 
 t? * a 31 
 
 • S, O 36 
 
 £■ . O 36 
 
 o’ . 0 87 
 
 /J~. t>38 
 
 39 
 
 - 40 
 
 41 
 
 ^ , O 42 
 
 Prince Eugene Napoleon, by P. M. Allx— printed in colours 
 
 * 
 
 Lady Georgiana Fane, after Sir T. Lawrence, by C. Turner— 
 proof before letters 
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Cosway, after R. Cosway, R.A., by R. Thew 
 
 George John, Earl of Spencer, after J. Hoppner, R.A., by 
 H. Meyer— open letter proof ts 
 
 Mrs. Jordan, in the character of the Country Girl, after G./fy 
 Romney, by Ogborne 
 
 The Ladies Beauclerk, after Lady D. Beauclerk, by F. Bartolozzi ^ 
 
 The Same —printed in colours ' 
 
 Lady Hamilton as a Bacchante, after Sir J. Reynolds, by ^ 
 
 J. R. Smith— finely printed in colours 
 
 Jane, Countess of Harrington, and her Children, afteylitto,, by 
 J. R. Smith 
 
 ifteiylittOy, by 
 

 6 
 
 A O , & 43 Master Ashton, after J. Wright, by W. Pether 
 
 ^ & 44 Lady Middleton; and Lady Grammont, after Sir P. Lely, by 
 
 J. McArdell 2 
 
 /■f, * 45 Miss Beatson, after C. Read, by R. Houston 
 /. /a , O 46 Miss Brusby, after Falconet, by V. Green —-proof 
 
 * 47 Lady Rushout and Her Daughter, after A. Kauffman, by 
 
 /Z is ^ A 
 
 T. Burke 
 
 
 
 SPORTING PRINTS, VIEWS, Etc. 
 
 7'/7 ■ <^ 4S 
 iTZ/sT. 
 
 The Quorn Hunt, after H. Aiken, by F. C. Lewis— in colours 4 
 
 Beagles; Fox-Hounds; Harriers; and Stag-Hounds, after 
 D. Wolstenkolme, by Reeve— aquatints, in colours 4 
 
 Jr- 
 
 /£, 
 
 a 
 
 50 
 
 Pumpkin, after G. Stubbs, A.R.A., by G. Townley Stubbs— in 
 colours 
 
 /s. Cock-fighting, after H. Aiken, by Sutherland— in colours 
 
 Eleanor; and Parasol, by and after Whessel— ditto 
 Violante, by and after ditto— in colours 
 
 
 . /*> , <? 52 
 
 < o-ro 54 Fox Hunting, after D. Wolstenholme, by Reeve — in colours 
 , /S'. <_?55 The First of September, after ditto, by ditto— ditto 
 
 . A. ° 56 
 
 Breaking Cover; and The Death, after H. Aiken, by T. Suther¬ 
 land —in colours 2 
 
 y.y. O 57 
 
 2s, S 7^58 
 
 Tandem, after J. Pollard, by Gleadah ; and Coventry, by and after 
 
 Fellowes —in colours 2 
 
 
 if-/ST 0 59 
 
 y. * 50 
 
 Bloomsbury ; and Grey Momus, after J. F. Herring, by C. Hunt 
 —in colours 2 
 
 Antonio; and Jerry, after J. F. Herring, by Sutherland— ditto 2 
 A Country Race-Course, after W. Mason, by Jukes and Jenkins 
 
7 
 
 ^7 
 / 
 
 61 Tlie Triumph of Messrs. Charles and Robert, by Alessandri— 
 coloured ; Experience faite a Versailles par M. Mongolfier, after 
 D. Lorimier, by N. De Launay 2 
 
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 62 Mr. Lunardi’s Balloon, as exhibited in the Pantheon in 1784, after 
 F. G. Byron, by V. Green —in colours 
 
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 63 The Three favourite Aerial Travellers, after Rigaud, by Barto 
 lozzi 
 
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 64 La Promenade du Matin; Depart pour la Chasse; and La Chasse 
 
 au Cerf, after C. Vernet, by Levachez —in colours 3 
 
 65 View- of Lambeth Church; and View of Blackfriars Bridge and 
 
 The Tower, after L. Belanger, by Guyot —ditto 
 
 66 Views of London, after Rowlandson, by Schutz —ditto 
 
 67 Ditto, by and after Dagaty —ditto 
 
 VARIOUS SUBJECTS. 
 
 68 The Fortune Teller, after Rev. W. Peters, R.A., by J. R. Smithy 
 —printed in colours 
 
 7 ■ * 68* Children with Grapes, after ditto, by Knight— ditto 
 
 if O 69 The Gamesters, after ditto, by W. Ward; and The Citizen’s 
 Retreat, after J. Ward 
 
 O 70 The Same —printed in colours 
 & 71 Chanters, after ditto, by J. R. Smith— ditto 
 
 72 Sophia, after ditto, by J. Hogg— ditto Jr — 
 
 73 The Gardens of Carlton House, with Neapolitan Ballad 
 
 Singers, after H. W. Bunbury, by W. Dickinson— proof leforey y , 
 
 letters c ’J' ' 
 
 74 The Same Subject— printed in colours 
 
 75 Adelaide first seen in the Gardens of Bagnieres; and Margarets y7 
 
 Tomb, after ditto, by F. Bartolozzi 2 / 
 
 
8 
 
 /, , & 80 
 
 6. /o , ^ 81 
 
 Adelaide— printed in colours 
 
 Auld Robin Gray, after ditto, by Bareuil— printed in colour , 
 
 The Dance, by F. Bartolozzi— ditto 
 
 The Landlord’s Family ; and The Tenant’s Family, after T. Stot- ^ 
 hard, R.A., by C. Knight 2 
 
 2 
 
 6 
 
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 / * /£ - 
 
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 82 
 
 
 83 
 
 /#£ 84 
 £./*r. * 85 
 
 7 ,. /S'. / 6 
 
 /,//,& 87 
 tf~. V . » 88 
 
 Tom Jones, after J. Downman, A.R.A., by P. Simon— a pair 
 
 The Same—printed in colours 
 
 Archery Competition, by J. Heath— proof before letters 
 
 The Boy Discovering the Golden Eggs; and The Boy Dis¬ 
 appointed of his Treasure, after R. M. Paye, by J, Young— 
 
 • printed in colours 2 
 
 The Red Breast, after Thompson, by J. Ward 
 
 Cakes; and Finery, after W. Artaud, by T. Gaugain— in colours 2 
 
 The Loyal Associated and Volunteer Corps of the City of West- 0 
 minster, after R. K. Porter, by M. Place— ditto 
 
 The Shepherdess of the Alps, after W. Hamilton, R.A., by Eginton yy^tyxA 
 
 Apollo and the Muses on Mount Parnassus, after L. Guttenbrunn, sf? / ^ 
 
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 by G. S. and J. G. Faoius— in colours 
 
 ^ 9 / (7 , £?89 The Warrener, after S. De Koster, by W. Nutter; The Poor Old 
 
 £../S~,o 90 
 
 /. tf, 0 91 
 /. /<? . o 92 
 
 QJ 7 * t? , & 93 
 
 <iA 94 
 
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 95 
 
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 Soldier, after Barney, by J. Whessel 2 y 
 
 Education, after H. Singleton, by W. Bond— in colours 
 
 The Discovery, after J. Opie, R. A., by J. Ward— lettered proof ^7 >— 
 
 The Happy Cottagers; and The Beggar Boy, after J. Rising, by ^ 
 
 J. Young —in colours 2 
 
 Regnier Hansloe and his Wife, after Rembrandt, by Boydell d 
 
 The Air Pump, after Jus. Wright, by V. Green— proof 
 
 Boy and Fighting Cocks; and Girl and favourite Cat, after 
 W. Hamilton, R.A., by N. Colibert; Children Playing at 
 
 Soldiers, after Wheatley, by Bartolozzi— proof before letters 3 
 
9 
 
 96 
 
 Jenny and Auld Robin Gray, after S. Shelley, by Ryder; Com¬ 
 punction, after Cipriani, by Schiavonetti; Annette, after , 
 
 Romney —in colours ; and another 
 
 , 0 97 The Oyster Woman, after H. Morland, by P. Dawe; Pretty 
 
 
 l/ , £ 
 
 Dick; and Jump Pussy, after Miss Metz and E. Scott; and f% ' 
 
 98 
 
 
 
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 100 
 
 , 0 101 
 
 102 
 
 ' , O 103 
 
 another 
 
 Euphrosyne, by R. Pollard —in colours /< 
 
 Cottage Children, after Russell, by White; Innocence; and 
 
 Friendship, by Menageot 3 /■jZ 
 
 La Belle Dormant; La Belle Paysanne (published by Wicksteed) ? 
 
 —a pair, in colours 2 ( 
 
 The Villager; and The Cottager, by P. W. Tomkins 2 <f 
 
 The Darling Dancing, after A. Buck, by Freeman ; and Mirth, ' jj 
 
 0. 0 104 
 
 
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 105 
 
 V , O 106 
 
 </ 107 
 
 f~, a 108 
 
 'o . O 109 
 
 «r, <7 110 
 
 after S. Shelley, by W. Nutter 2 
 
 The Invitation; and The Reply, after ditto, by C. Taylor; 
 
 Maternal Love, after F. Bartolozzi, by R. S. Marcuard —proof 
 before letters ; and another 4 
 
 The Judgment of Paris, after Cipriani, by Bonnefoy —in colours; j 
 The Golden Age, after B. West— ditto; Morning Amuse- 
 ment, after Watteau, &c. 4 
 
 Constantia, after W. Hamilton, R.A., by Marcuard; The 
 Resignation of Lady Jane Grey, after ditto, by M. Ogborne; 
 and The Magnanimity of Mary, Queen of Scots, after ditto 3 
 
 Susan and Osmond, after Ramberg, by R. S. Marcuard —in colours 
 
 Charlotte’s Visit to the Vicar, after T. Stothard, R.A., by 
 Ogborne; Sorrows of Werther, after W. Hamilton, R.A., by 
 Delatre 
 
 The Sleeping Nymph, after J. Opie, R.A., by P. Simon; and J* / 
 The Farrier’s Shop, after J. Wright, by W. Pether 2 ^ 
 
 Laura, after Ramberg, by Kingsbury 
 
 The Fall of Rosamond, after T. Stothard, R.A., by Blake; and ^ ^ 
 Florizel and Perdita, after S. Harding, by P. W. Tomkins 2 
 
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 The Morning, after W. Hamilton, R.A., by P. W. Tomkins; and ^ 7 ^ / 
 
 Fainasollis, Borbar and Fingal, after Barralet, by J. Parker 2 
 
 The Exhibition of the Royal Academy, 1787, after H. Ramberg, 
 by Martini —open letter proof , and print 2 
 
 Salon du Louvre, 1785 ; and ditto, 1787, by ditto 2 
 
 Gipsies Stealing a Child ; and The Child Restored, after 
 H. Singleton, by R. M. Meadows —both in colours 2 
 
 The Pilgrim, after W. Hamilton, R.A., by J. Barney; and Sylvia, 
 by ditto —ditto 
 
 The Five Senses, and The Titleplate, by L. Scbiavonetti ^ 
 
 The Bird Catcher; and The Kite Completed, after J. Barney, u ' 
 by T. Gaugain 2 * 
 
 A Shepherd, after T. Gainsborough, R.A., by R. Earlom; and -7 
 Girl and Pigs, after ditto —both in colours 2 
 
 The Danger of Sleep; and The True Paternal Care, after ^7 
 L. Marin —in colours 2 / 
 
 The Dog’s First Sight of Himself, after J. Russell, R.A., by 
 N. Scbiavonetti; Betsy in Trouble, after ditto, by ditto; and 
 The Favourite Rabbit, after ditto, by C. Knight —in colours 3 
 
 Dapbnis and Amaryllis, by C. Benazecb; and Bacchus and 
 Ariadne, after Cipriani, by J. K. Sberwin —both in colours 2 * ' 
 
 The Orange Girl; and The Flower Girl —a pair, in colours 2 flzrrf* 
 
 A Smithy, after ditto, by Petber —ditto 
 
 Love and Innocence, after R. Cosway, R.A., by F. Bartolozzi; 
 Maria, after J. Russell, by Tomkins ; and Master Lacy ; &c. 4 
 
 Maternal Care, after R. Cosway, R.A., by F. Bartolozzi —in 
 
 colours 
 
 The Reluctant Scholar —proof before all letters 
 
 The Mask, after Sir J. Reynolds, by Scbiavonetti; and A Ghost, 
 after R. Westall, R.A., by ditto —both in colours 2 
 
 
11 
 
 £ , & 129 The Salad Girl, after J. Hoppner, R.A., by W. Ward 
 
 ^~~r 129a Return from Market, after ditto —-printed in colours 
 
 '6^/, 130 Various Subjects, after Mrs. Cosway, by Cardon 5 — 
 
 yy£ 131 Lodona, after Maria Cosway, by Bartolozzi z ''' 
 
 \r. o 132 Innocent Mischief; and Innocent Revenge, after R. Westalf, y 
 
 E.A., by C. Jossi —in colours 2 * ^ 
 
 3 , O 133 A Cottage Girl, after ditto, by E. Bell— ditto 
 
 J ~ & 134 Peasant Boy; and Girl Returning from Milking, after ditto, by 
 
 T. Gaugain— ditto 2 
 
 4 /*—j- t 135 Flower Pieoe ; and Fruit Piece, after Van Huysum, by y 
 
 R. Earlom —proofs 2 
 
 Jf* fy 136 The Same Subjects 2 
 
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 /137 The Forge, after J. Wright, by R. Earlom; and A Similar 
 p \ Subject, after ditto, by ditto —proofs 2 
 
 ^138 Susannah and the Elders, after Rembrandt, by ditto —proof ^ 
 
 1 139 The Fish Market; Game Market; An Herb Market; and Fruit 
 Market, after Snyders and Long John, by ditto 4 
 
 FRENCH ENGRAVINGS. 
 
 N. DE LAUNAY. 
 
 ^140 Les Hazards Heureux de l’Escarpolette, after Fragonard tyferhs 
 141 L’Epouse Indiscrete, after Baudouin; La Soiree des Tuileries, 
 
 J 
 
 after ditto, by Simonet 
 
 C. LE VASSEUR. 
 
 V, e 
 
 142 
 
 Le Dernier Jour du Carnival de Paris a la Porte St. Antoine , 
 and L’Emprisonnement des Filles de Paris, after St. Jaurat— 
 proofs before letters 2 
 
12 
 
 /* £ . & 
 
 L. BONNET. 
 
 ^143 Tete de Femme ; and another ditto, after F. Boucher —in colours 
 
 144 Tetes de Femme, after ditto —ditto 
 
 
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 145 Venus enflammee par P Amour; and L’Amour prie Venus —in y 
 
 colours 
 
 
 
 , . . 146 Le Frere donne les l^trennes a sa Soeur, after Huet; Le Repos ^ , 
 
 ' / ** • ° Interrompu, after Challe ; and others —all in colours 5 / 
 
 \ /S \ o 
 
 J. M. MOREAU le Jeune (After). 
 
 147 Le Souper Fin, by Helman ; Le Lever, by Helbou; La Dame 
 du Palais de la Reine ; La Declaration de la Grossesse ; and 
 Les Precautions, by Martini 
 
 DESCOURTIS. 
 
 148 Paul et Virginie, after Challe —in colours ; and others 
 
 149 Noce de Village, after Taunay —in colours 
 
 
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 RUOTTE. 
 
 f f 150 Les Petits Faneurs; and Les Enfants de la Chaumiere, after „ 
 
 ^ ^ ^ Betson —in colours 2 JtC/Zj 
 
 LE BAS. 
 
 151 Le Neglige; and L’CEconome, after Chardin; Le Benedicite, 
 after ditto, by Lepicie 3 
 
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 F. DECQUEVAUVILLER. 
 
 k 152 L’Assemblee au Salon; and L’Assemblec au Concert, after 
 N. Lavreince 
 
 / 4 - 
 
 JANINET. 
 
 A' ' ^153 L’lndiscretion, after Lavreince; Les Chagrins de l’Enfance, 
 after Mouchet, by Le Coeur —both in colours 2 
 
13 
 
 DEMARTEAU. 
 
 v 151 Lo Matin ; Le Midi; L’Apres-Midi; and Le Soir, after Huet— 
 
 in colours 4 
 
 HONORE. 
 
 155 La Ruse; and La Surprise —in colours 
 
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 D’ARCIS. 
 
 
 156 Le Sommeil Interrompu, after Merelle; Quand l’Hymen dort, 
 1’Amour veille, after Challe, by Maucler —both in colours 2 
 
 
 End of the First Fay’s Sale. 
 
Second Day’s Sale. 
 
 -eO*- 
 
 On TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1898, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 --- 
 
 F. BARTOLOZZI, R.A. 
 
 
 
 ^ y£ £ 157 The Exalted Soul, after the Duchess of Montrose ; and Apollo 
 
 and the Muses on Mount Parnassus, after L. Guttenbrunner 
 —both in colours 2 ^ 
 
 La/ / 0 158 Adelaide; and The Meeting of Abelard and Eloisa, after sfZfjf 
 
 J. B. Cipriani, R.A. 2 ^ 
 
 Hebe ; Ariadne ; Spring; and Autumn, after ditto 
 
 Earth, after ditto— proof before letters ; Nude Boys at Play, after ys 
 ditto 2 
 
 Sculpture; and Painting— proofs before all letters 2 
 
 Air; Water; Earth; and Fire, after J. B. Cipriani, R.A. 
 
 Jupiter and Juno on Mount Ida, after ditto; Nymphs Bathing, 
 after ditto— proof ; and Maternal Happiness, after ditto 5 
 
 Beauty and Time ; and Jupiter and Juno, after ditto 2 
 
 Beggar Children, after J. H. Benwell— proof before letters ; (V 
 
 9 
 
 6^ 161 
 *A */-, ^> 162 
 
 /, /, O 163 
 
 /i ^ 164 
 
 /* /«£- ' ^ 165 
 
 Serenity, after Cipriani 
 
 
 2. /*. 0 166 Psyche Going to Bathe; and Psyche Going to Dress, after 
 
 Cipriani 2 
 
15 
 
 / J^ f 0 167 
 
 / , ^ 168 
 
 'Jf. 169 
 
 '/*. * 170 
 
 ■, £ i 
 
 71 
 
 Girl with a Kitten, after Sir J. Reynolds 
 The Same —printed in colours 
 
 La Deesse de Feu, after Cipriani— in colours’, Venus Disarming Q-* 
 Cupid, after Sir J. Reynolds— proof before letters 2 
 
 Nymphs Bathing— proof before letters ; and Venus presenting 
 the Cestus to Juno, after J. B. Cipriani, R.A.; The Mirror 
 of Love, &c. 4 
 
 A Sacrifice to Cupid ; and The Triumph of Beauty and Love, ^ 
 
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 O 172 
 
 173 
 
 174 
 
 after ditto 2 
 
 Spring ; and Summer, after ditto 2 
 
 The Origin of Painting ; Monument to Bach, after Carlini 3 
 
 
 V ,0 175 
 ^ . 0 176 
 
 177 
 
 178 
 
 V' 
 
 179 
 
 180 
 
 Lady Reading, after J. H. Benwell —proof before letters ; Youth, , 
 
 after J. F. Rigaud, R.A. 2 
 
 The Happy Father ; and The Distressed Mother, after J. B. /r 
 Cipriani, R.A.— in colours 2 
 
 Nymphs Bathing; Nymphs after Bathing; and Jupiter and V 
 Juno on Mount Ida, after ditto 3 
 
 Music, after ditto— proof before letters 
 
 Fortune; Prosperity; The Power of Love; and The Power of *^ 7 # - 
 
 Beauty, after ditto— in colours 4 
 
 Harmony— proof before letters’, and Love Caressed, after ditto 2, 
 
 The Power of Love ; and Sappho Embracing Love, after ditto 
 
 181 Fortune, after ditto —in colours-, and Conjugal Love, after ditto 
 
 
 
 '? , O 182 
 0 —, -x? 183 
 184 
 
 Vortigern and Rowena, after J. F. Rigaud, R.A.— in colours 
 Bacchante ; and Leda, after De Pellegrini —in colours 
 
 
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 Queen of Edward IV. parting with the Duke of York, after ^ 
 Cipriani; and Meeting of Edward V. and his brother the / 
 Duke of York, after Bamberg 2 
 
 } , O 185 Lord Darnley, Lord Ruthven and George Douglas killing^^ 
 
 Rizzio, after Guarana ; Queen Elizabeth consulting the Es 
 of Essex and Lord Howard, after ditto 2 
 
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 <*/, 187 
 
 /• ^ » & 188 
 
 Lord Darnlcy and Lord Ruthven entering the Apartment of 
 Mary Queen of Scots, after Guarana; Conclusion of tlio 
 Treaty of Troye, after W. Hamilton, R.A .—both in colours 2 
 
 Edward II. and Elfrida; and Prince Edmund and Algesta, after 
 W. Hamilton, R.A .—proofs before letters 2 p 
 
 
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 A </ . 0 189 
 
 . <?—i "S190 
 
 Edward II. and Elfrida, after ditto; and Heroism of Prince r 
 Edward, son of Henry VI., after Cipriani 2 
 
 Rosamond’s Bower, after Cipriani —proof before letters ; Vortigern ' /f/ 
 
 and Rowena, after Rigaud 2 ' 
 
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 Mary Queen of Scots, and Rizzio ; and Cromwell discovering ^ 
 
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 191 
 
 192 
 
 
 193 
 
 his Curate making Love to liis Daughter, after Cipriani- 
 proofs before all letters 2 
 
 The Crown being offered to Lady Jane Grey, after ditto —in y 
 
 colours', The same subject —in bistre ; and King John of 
 France being presented to Edward III., after Rigaud 4 /a 
 
 Venus Sleeping, after Carracci; Antony and Cleopatra, after 
 
 Tresham ; and two others 4 // 
 
 Jupiter and Io; and Cupid making his Bow, after Correggio ; 
 
 94 
 
 _ 195 
 
 LJ * & t ^ /l96 
 * 197 
 
 Death of Dido, after Cipriani —proof 
 June, after W. Hamilton, R.A .—in colours 
 July, after ditto —ditto 
 January, after ditto, by Gardiner —ditto 
 November, after ditto, by ditto —ditto 
 
 
 W. R. BIGG, R.A. (After). 
 
 /- /*. C? 198 The Shipwrecked Sailor Boy, by Gaugain 
 ^ ^ ^199 Ditto; and The Sailor Boy’s Return —in colours 
 
 
 / *0 ^200 The Birth of an Heir; and Christening the Heir, by W. Ward—^ A 
 
 ' ^ printed in colours 
 
 S 4 / / 201 The Stormy Night; and Morning after the Storm, by ditto— 
 
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 ^02 a he Sailors Orphans; and The Soldier’s Widow, by sj s * 
 Dunkarton— ditto 2 
 
 203 Birthday Present; and Health and Sickness, by Gaugain— ditto 
 
 204 Saturday Evening; and Sunday Morning, by W. Nutter 
 /«/. ^205 The Same Sdbjeots —printed in colours 
 pr^ 0 206 The Truants ; and The Romps, by W. Ward— ditto 
 y~~ q 207 The Parent Restored, by W. Nutter 
 
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 ANGELICA KAUFFMAN, R.A. (After). 
 
 7 y 208 The Shepherdess of the Alps, by F. Bartolozzi 
 
 & 209 Hector reproaching Paris; Achilles discovered by Ulysses, by s, 
 G. S. and J. G. Facius— in colours 2 
 
 4 
 
 
 210 Judgment of i aris, by F. Bartolozzi 
 
 /<?. o 211 Venus Attired bv the Graces, by ditto— proof with the etched 
 / * title , in bistre 
 
 
 211a The Same— in red 
 
 
 * - 212 Flora; Ceres; Pomona; aud Winter, by ditto— in colours 
 
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 ^ t 0 213 Triumph of Venus ; Judgment of Paris, by W. W. Ryland ; &c. 3 
 
 "7 214 Talemon and Lavinia; and Damon aud Musidora, by C. Knight * v 
 
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 215 Cymon and Iphigenia, by Legrand; Shakespeare’s Tomb; Olirn 
 truncus eram, &c.—all in colours 3 
 
 f <?216 Cleopatra and Marc Antony, by T. Burke— proof before letters ; frf ' y'y" 
 
 m<TAnafvQ orwl A ncriiftfllfi llV fllfit.O ^ 
 
 Cleopatra and Augustus, by ditto 
 
 e Three Fine Arts, by F. BartoL 
 Design ; aud Humility, by ditto ; and others 
 
 
 o , £>217 The Three Fine Arts, by F. Bartolozzi —proof bejvre letters ; yz 
 
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 ^ y if , 0 218 Erminia, by J. Hogg ; Ariadne, by Delatre ; and others 
 
 0. S . * 219 
 
 
 Angelica and Sacriponte; and Henry and Emma, by T. Burke, 
 
 
 / , , & 220 
 
 Shakespeare’s Tomb, by F. Bartolozzi; Death of Eloisa, by 
 T. Burke 2 
 
 aA J , £> 221 Birth of Shakespeare; and Shakespeare’s Tomb, by F. Barto¬ 
 lozzi —proof before letters 2 
 
 /' J? . 222 Peleus and Thetis, by Macklin —open letter proof 
 
 /,/£.. £>223 
 
 Cleopatra and Meleager; and Cornelia, Mother of the Gracchi, 
 by F. Bartolozzi— open letter proof 2 
 
 2, //>. & 224 Paulus iEmilius; and Cleopatra and Meleager, by ditto; La 
 
 Pen serosa; &c. 4 v y 
 
 Flora, by ditto —open letter proof ; Winter, by ditto 
 
 Cleone; and Cordelia —open letter proofs 2 
 
 Penelope Weeping over the Bow of Ulysses; and Dido Invoking 
 
 £ , /tf 7 O 225 
 
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 4 ,. £^—^229 
 
 the Gods, by J. M. Delatre —in colours 
 Design and Poetry, by T. Burke —in bistre 
 The Same 
 
 
 
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 GEORGE MOKLAND (After), Etc. 
 
 £ ^ & , C> 230 Slave Trade ; and African Hospitality, by J. B. Smith 2 
 
 , £?231 Variety; and L’Hiver, after J. Ward —both printed in colours 
 
 /. S* ■ & 232 Guinea Pigs, by J. R. Levilly 
 
 /<7 . ^233 The Squire’s Door ; and The Farmer’s Door, by B. Duterrau 
 —printed in colours 
 
 /2 r , o 234 Breaking the Ice, by J. R. Smith — ditto 
 
 /<f' *4 235 Milkmaid and Cowherd, by ditto —ditto 
 
 
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 ^236 A Visit to the Boarding School, by W. Ward— printed in X t r r 
 colours ^ 
 
 ^>237 
 
 A Party Angling, by G. Keating; and The Angler’s Repast, by 
 W. Ward 2 
 
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 —■'t? 239 
 
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 The Cottager’s Wealth, by G. Keating 
 The Country Stable, by W. Ward 
 The Farmer’s Stable, by ditto 
 
 The Fruits of Early Industry and Economy; and The Effects of 
 Extravagance and Idleness, by W. Ward; Industry and 
 Economy; and Extravagance and Dissipation, after H. Sin¬ 
 gleton, by ditto 4 
 
 ^ ^ £>242 The Same Subjects —finely printed in colours 
 
 Travellers ; and Cottagers, by W. Ward— printed in colours 2 
 
 244 Girl and Calves; and Girl and Pigs, by ditto 2 
 
 ( ^ 243 
 
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 Fox Hunting : Going into Cover; and The Check, by E. Bell y J - ' / 
 
 —printed in colours 2 
 
 ? f C? 246 Boys Robbing an Orchard ; and The Angry Farmer, by E. Scott j 
 
 —ditto 2 
 
 247 
 
 Boys Skating; Boys Bathing; Boys Robbing an Orchard; and // . 
 
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 The Angry Farmer, by E. Scott —printed in colours 
 
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 7 , fa 249 
 
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 X 251 
 
 St. James’s Park; and A Tea Garden, by F. D. Soiron— 
 printed in colours 
 
 The Same Subjects —ditto 
 
 The Story op L^titia, by J. R. Smith 
 
 Louisa, by T. Gaugain— a pair, in colour 
 
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 252 The Strangers at Home, by W. Nutter— in colours 
 
 253 
 
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 Rural Amusement; and Rustic Employment, by J. R. Smith ^ " 
 
 r ditto 2 
 
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 Youth Diverting Age, by J. Grozer —printed in colours 
 Childish Amusement, by W. Dickinson —ditto *- 
 
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 -- 258 Ale-House Politicians, by W. Ward —printed in colours 
 
 /i _ . x 259 Inside of a Country Ale-House, by ditto —printed in colours 
 
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 Rest from Labour, by T. Burke—diMo 
 Shepherds Reposing, by W. Bond —ditto 
 
 
 
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 J. R. SMITH (By and After). 
 
 Eloisa ; and Albinia —printed in colours 
 
 The Visit to the Grandfather, by W. Ward ; and The Visit to 
 
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 the Grandmother, after Northcote 
 The Same Subjects — prin'ed in colours 
 What you will —printed in colours 
 Thoughts on a Single Life, by W. Ward 
 Thoughts on Matrimony, by ditto 
 The Match Boy, by C. Knight —printed in colours 
 The Wood Nymph ; and The Shepherdess, after S. Woodford 
 A Lecture on Gadding, by F. Bartolozzi 27^^^ 
 
 The Credulous Lady and Astrologer, by P. Simon STZU 
 I he Moralist, by W. Nutter 
 Flirtilla ; and Naroissa — in colours 2 d 7 " 
 
 A Maid— in colours 
 
 Les Deux Amis; and Caroline, by Senus 
 
 
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 274 A Christmas Holiday —in colours 
 
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 J. WARD, R.A. (After). 
 
 Industrious Cottagers, by W. Ward — printed in colours 
 Outside of a Country Ale-House, by W. Ward — ditto 
 Disobedience in Danger; and Disobedience Detected, by W. ^ S 
 
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 278 
 
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 The Country Butcher’s Shop ; and The Peasant’s Sunday j? 
 
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 Dinner, by S. W. Reynolds —printed in colours 
 
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 from Market, by J. Ward —ditto 
 Rustic Felicity, by ditto —ditto 
 The Rocking Horse, by ditto — ditto 
 Haymakers, by W. Ward —ditto 
 Compassionate Children, by ditto —ditto 
 The Citizen’s Retreat, by ditto— ditto 
 The Same, by Thouvenin —ditto 
 Selling Rabbits, by W. Ward —ditto 
 Almeida —printed in colours 
 Lucy of Leinster 
 The Choice— printed in colours 
 Hesitation, by W. Ward —printed in colours 
 The Soliloquy, by ditto —ditto 
 
 F. WHEATLEY, R.A. (After). 
 
 
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 ? , t? 292 Setting out to the Fair; and The Fairings, by J. Egint^n 
 —in colours ^ 
 
 * , 0 293 Rustic Hours, by H. Gillbank —a set of four—in colours 4 ^ _ 
 # £ 294 The Disaster, by W. Ward —ditto 
 
 T* 295 The Encampment at Brighton, by J. Murphy— open letter proof 
 ~ O 296 The Father’s Admonition, by Field ; and The Country Clergy- 
 
 man, after Westall— both in colours J " 
 
 i . 0 297 The Country Girl going a-reaping, by Bartolozzi— in colour 
 
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 £ 308 
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 Cries of London :— 
 
 Matches, by A. Cardon 
 
 Milk below Maids, by Schiavonetti —in bistre 
 The Same 
 
 The Same— in colours 
 Sweet ChiDa Oranges, by ditto —in bistre 
 The Same 
 
 Knives to Grind, by Yendramini —in bistre 
 
 Old Chairs to Mend, by G. Yendramini —in bistre 
 
 New Mackerel, by Schiavonetti —ditto 
 
 The Same, by ditto 
 
 Strawberries, by Yendramini 
 
 Primroses, by L. Schiavonetti 
 
 Fresh Gathered Peas, by Yendramini —in bistre 
 
 
 FINIS. 
 
 London: Printed by William Clowes and Sons, Limited, Stamford Street 
 
 and Charing Cross.