CA-T^rjoa-TJE 
 
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 F-I-^ZZ 
 
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 THE WHOLE Op THE 
 
 Remaining Works 
 
 OF 
 
 EDWARD HARGITT, 
 
 Deceased, late Member of the Boyal Institute of Painters in 
 
 Water-Colours, 
 
 Consisting of a large number of Pictures, Drawing Sketches 
 and Studies in Oil and Water-Colour, 
 
 AND THE 
 
 Artistic Jiccmoma of Ijis ^tu&io; 
 
 ALSO 
 
 A SMALL COLLECTION OF 
 
 PICTURES & DRAWINGS 
 
 BY OTHER ARTISTS : 
 
 WHICH (by Order of the Executors) 
 
 lEill fee Solfe feg Auction feg 
 
 Messes. CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS, 
 
 At ’SSS.l'Bi SANA'S 
 
 8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, 
 
 On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22 , 1896, 
 And on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 
 
 AT ONE o’clock PEECISBLY. 
 
 May be viewed Two Days preceding, and Catalogues liad, 
 at Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods’ Offices, 8 Kmyr Street, 
 St, James's Square, <8. IP. 
 
 
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. 
 
 V. 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. Christie, 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 the 
 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 the defaulter at this Sale. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
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 First Day’s Sale. 
 
 On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1896, 
 
 AT ONE o’clock PRECISELY. 
 
 WATER-COLOUR DRAWINGS. 
 
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 H. VEENET. 
 
 1 A Turk, seated; Portrait of a Lady; T. Hargreaves; and a 
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 2 A Lake Scene ; and Dieppe, by P. F. Poole, R.A. 
 
 
 3 A Coast Scene 
 
 E. HAYES, E.H.A. 
 
 
 SIE W. FETTES DOUGLAS, P.R.S.A. 
 . 4 The Village Schoolmaster —sepia 
 
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 5 Woodpecker and Young— a pair 
 
 6 Woodpeckers— a 
 
 7 Blue Kingfisher; and Woodpeckers — a pair 
 
 8 Kestrels ; &c. 
 
 9 Sea Gulls, &c. —three in one frame 
 
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 10 An Illustration— sepia - 
 
 SIR J. NOEL BATON, P.R.S.A. 
 
 11 A Bacchanalian Scene— pen and inh ^ i 
 
 
 
 J. A. HOUSTON, R.S.A. 
 12 A Highland River - 
 
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 13 Autumn 
 
 
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 14 A Coast Scene /fg 
 
 15 A River-Side 
 
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 16 A Lion; and a Lioness V 
 
 
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 17 Peasant Children on a Bridge 
 
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 19 The Stirrup Cup 
 
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 20 An Illustration to the ‘ Old English Gentleman ’ 
 
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 21 Midsummer Night’s Dream ; &c. 
 
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 23 An Irish Peasant Girl ‘p . z . 
 
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 24 A Wheatfield 
 
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 25 A Coast Scene : Selling fish 
 
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 26 The Art Critic 
 
 27 A Sister of Charity 
 
 28 The Singing Lesson ' T '<9 
 
 29 Meditation ' 
 
 30 Parting 6 - ~ 
 
 31 Giving an Answer 
 
 32 The Swing 
 
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 33 Old Farm Buildings —sefia / 
 
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 35 Morning 
 
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 37 A River Scene, witk bridge ^ '<^6 
 
 
 
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 38 The Blind Highland Boy ; and Studies of Figures ^ 
 
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 39 An Italian Lake Scene 
 
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 1,44 Queen Mary’s Audience Chamber 
 
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 45 Head of a Girl ; and Studies of Heads, &c. 
 
 
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 47 The Reading Lesson /' 2 ~ v J 
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 50 A Breton Peasant . '/'v o 
 
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 ^ . 51 The Summit of Goat Fell, Arran 
 
 
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 7^- 52 A Man’s Head— a study; and A Girl, in a fur cloak, by 
 
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 53 Studies of Arabs 
 
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 ^ 54 La Chaire db Gaegantua 
 
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 56 A Study of Dock Leaves •^- 
 
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 57 Deer Hounds ; and A Newfoundland Dog 
 
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 58 The Woodcock’s Home— circle 
 
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 59 Queen Henrietta in Captivity 
 
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 60 The Brocade q ^ ’ 
 
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 61 Before the Crucifixion 
 
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 62 Judas /-^ o 
 
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 63 The Lamb , - ^ 
 
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 64 Oberon and Titania : The Reconciliation .■ 
 
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 65 An Old Scotchwoman o i ' v 
 
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 66 Portrait of Miss Jane Varlet 
 
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 67 Peter Denying Christ 2 
 
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 68 The Dead Christ, with the Marys 
 
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 69 Portrait op Miss Cholmondeley 
 
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 70 On the Banks op Looh Leven; and An Irish Peasant 
 
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 70a Raiding; and Road to the Moor 
 
 71 A Cornfield, Basingstoke 
 
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 72 A Coast Scene, with Shetland ponies i- 
 
 73 A Stream Side, Derbyshire /i 
 
 74 The Cragsman’s Daughter,^ ^ ^ 
 
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 75 Looh Duioh, Rosshire 
 
 76 On Rusthall Common 
 
 77 SoAPA Bay, Orkney 
 
 78 Dovedale, Derbyshire ^ 
 
 79 A Quiet Pool ^ 
 
 80 Evening 
 
 81 Homeward Bound : Evening — sepia 
 
 82 Highland Cattle in a Storm— se^ia rf 
 
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 83 The Eoad by the Sea— sejp/a ^ ? I 
 
 84 Looh Ness *> - ^ 
 
 85 A Mountain Stkeamj?^? 
 
 86 A Highland Pass ^ j ' ^ 
 
 87 A Coast Eoad > - . '■ 
 
 88 A Eat of Sunshine-^ 
 
 89 A Scotch Lake 
 
 90 Near Euffoed, Lancashire i~i /P 
 
 91 Carting Seaweed 
 
 92 The Eainbow /jk, ^ 
 
 93 Scotch Cattle 
 
 94 The Blind Peasant - - 
 
 95 A Grey Day on the Eiver 
 
 96 Deer: Early Morning 
 
 97 Fisher Girls Gathering Bait 
 
 98 In the Forest, Fontainebleau ' Z '^ 'S 
 
 99 A Summer Evening / 
 
 100 Startled 
 
 101 Shikl House, Head of Loch Duich 1 
 
 102 Near Shiel 
 
 103 Cattle in the Loch -r 
 
 104 Duddingstone Loch - - S 
 
 105 Millersdale, Derbyshire .. v./cP 
 
 106 Loch Long, Eosshire 
 
 107 In the Isle of Arran rA 
 
 108 Soldiers Fording a Eiver— sepia cU 
 
 109 Arundel Castle, from the Park// v ’’<> 
 
 110 The Lake, Arundel Park 
 
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 111 Salmon Leap, on the Liffey > ^ 
 
 112 The Ardgodb Hills, near Ballahulish 
 
 113 A Scotch Moos, with peat gatherers • x'Z 
 
 114 Driving Home the Flock 
 
 115 Cattle Watering / ^ i o 
 
 116 Pio DU Midi D’Ossau, Pyrenees Z<r-v 3 7 
 
 117 Ben Nevis, from Corpeck Moss 
 
 118 The Downs, from Broadwater, Sussex ^ • 
 
 119 The Sussex Downs 
 
 120 A Scotch Moor, with cattle watering S '■ 
 
 121 A Park Scene, with cattle at a pool 
 
 122 Orkney Peasants, carting kelp >- 
 
 123 The Downs, from Broadwater, Worthing 
 
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 124 Off to the Moor j- 
 
 125 A Woody Lane, with sheep 
 
 
 
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 WATER-COLOUR DRAWINGS. 
 
 Sundown ^ 
 
 On the Canal, Eufford / 2- v 
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 A Grey Morning 
 On the Banks of a Stream j'" 
 
 Near Inverness : Evening 
 Among the Barley 
 
 On the Hills near Eydal Water ^ ru 
 On the Loddon at Basing, Hants. / t. ^ 
 
 Near Innisnadamph, Sutherlandshiro 
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 137 On the Canal, near Eufford 
 
 138 Evening in the North 
 
 139 After a Shower 
 
 140 A Wild Evening on the Moor 
 
 141 A Misty Day in a Deer Forest ^ T 
 
 142 Culver Cliff, Isle of Wight - 
 
 143 Coming from the Mill - r- 
 
 144 Ben Ledi .'Z . 
 
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 145 In the Glen ? 2 S 
 
 146 Eire Valley, County Kerry 
 
 147 A Hill Stream after Rain n 
 
 148 The Highlander’s Home / / ^ 
 
 149 Arundel Castle, from the east 
 
 150 Evening on the Moor 
 
 151 Sunshine and Shower ^ 
 
 152 Harvest in the Highlands 
 
 153 A Highland Glen 
 
 154 Sunlit Waves 
 
 155 A Quiet River 
 
 156 St. Catherine’s Point, Isle of Wight 
 
 157 Maogillicuddy Reeks " 
 
 158 Loch Ling, Ross-shire 
 
 159 Eridge Park 
 
 Exhibited at Chicago, 1893 
 
 160 The Underoliff near Puckaste'r^Cove, Isle of Wight 
 
 161 Caim ne Calliach, Arran - „ ^ 
 
 162 In an Enemy’s Land -* 1 -^ 
 
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 163 The Underoliff, near Ventnor, Isle of Wight 
 
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 164 Cheedale, Derbyshire 
 
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 165 A Bit in Leixlip ; and Leixlip, on the Liffey 
 
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 166 Leixlip, on the Liffey yr^ 
 
 
 
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 167 A Eiveb Scene, with cows 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 169 Ceaiglookhabt, near Edinburgly^ ^ ^ 
 
 
 
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 170 A SuMMEB Aptebnoon aftbe Eain / ^ 
 
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 171 On the Bobdees in the Olden Time 
 
 
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 172 Ben Lomond feom the Lake of Menteith : Evening 
 
 
 
 • 173 Lake of Menteith 
 
 
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 -174 Neab Coebie, Isle of Arran 
 
 
 
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 175 On the Thames, near Goring . 
 
 
 
 176 A Beeak in the Weathee 6 
 
 
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 178 Looking up Loch Long /o 
 
 
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 179 The Black Valley, County Kerry 
 
 
 
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 180 A Bit of Mooeland 
 
 
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 181 On the Wae Path 
 
 
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 182 Eetuening feom the Hatfield 
 
 
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 183 On the Thames ^ i» 
 
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 184 In a Dbee Foeest : Early morning , 
 
 
 
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 185 Tantallon Castle, East Lothian /jLy 
 
 
 
 
 186 Hillside Pastuee - ” ^ 
 
 
 
 
 187 A Gleam op Sunshine - " ' f 
 
 
 
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 188 Neab Steeatlet, Berks, /vy , 
 
 189 Near Kilmdn, Argyllskire /s.r'^o 
 
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 190 A Grey Day on the Marsh V 
 
 
 191 A Highland Glen /<e v p 
 
 192 A Summer Evening /f 
 
 193 Highland Poachers yz . y V 
 
 
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 194 Isle op Skye, from the mainland v ^ 
 
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 195 Arran, from Cantyre 
 
 196 On the Upper Lake, Killarney y tCr 
 
 197 A Mountain Stream 
 
 198 On the Wye, near Buxton 
 
 199 Highland Loch: Evening 
 
 
 
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 200 My Eecollection of the Sheffield Moors 
 
 201 The Eoad across the Moor » 
 
 
 
 202 Moonlight in Midsummer 
 
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 203 Near Capel Curig, North Wales ^ 
 
 204 The Stones op Stennis, Orkney 
 
 205 A Summer Evening 
 
 206 Sands : Twilight " *' f'y J ^ 
 
 207 Cattle on the Eoad 
 
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 208 A French Peasant Girl and Sheep iv-'J C 
 
 
 209 Loch Duich, Eoss-shire / / 
 
 210 Looking up the Tay, near Dunkeld /t', 
 
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 211 A Highland Cottage 
 
 212 Arundel from the South 
 
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 213 A Welsh Stronghold : Harlech Castle 
 
 214 Loosoaunagh Lake, County Kerry 
 
 215 A Moorland Road i, ^ 
 
 216 Peat Gathering in the Highlands 
 
 217 An Old English Home 
 
 'End of First Days Sale. 
 
Second Day’s Sale. 
 
 On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1896, 
 
 AT ONE o’clock PRECISELY. 
 
 220 Miscellaneous Prints, Lithographs, &c. 50 
 
 221 After Calame, Decamps, &c.— lithographs 33 
 
 222 Le Kepos dans la Prairie ; Fenaison ; &c., after Kosa Bonheur— 
 
 lithographs 16 
 
 223 After Kosa Bonheur— lithographs 18 
 
 224 Lithographs, after E. P. Bonington, J. Nash, J. D. Harding, 
 
 G. Cattermole, &c.— in a folio, half calf 39 
 
 DRAWINGS AND STUDIES IN 
 WATER-COLOURS. 
 
 EDWAED HAEGITT, E.I. 
 
 225 Studies op Landscape ; &c. 100 
 
 226 Studies op Landscapes in Scotland 20 
 
 227 Studies op Landscapes 80 
 
 228 Niton ; and Other Studies in the Isle of Wight 26 
 
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 229 Sketches in Orkney; Shetland; &c. 75 
 
 231 Sketches in Scotland— pencil 150 
 
 232 Studies of English Landscape 27 
 
 233 Studies of English and Scotch La.ndscape 30 
 
 234 Near Portobello ; and other Studies ’ 16 
 
 235 Studies of Landscape and Figures, Fontainebleau 36 
 
 236 Landscapes, with cattle and figures— sepia ; &c. 28 
 
 237 The Canongate; and other Studies— pencil 23 
 
 238 Figures, in pencil and colour 10 
 
 239 Studies of Figures and Landscapes in France and Spain 
 
 52 
 
 210 Landscapes, &c., in Scotland 60 
 
 241 Landscapes and Studies in Wales 80 
 
 242 English Landscape Studies— pencil about 150 
 
 243 Studies of Landscapes 27 
 
 244 English and Scotch Landscape Studies 50 
 
 245 Studies at Hastings 26 
 
 216 Studies of Landscapes in Ireland 40 
 
 247 Studies of Figures ; Deer ; &c. 60 
 
 248 EiiNNouLL Hill; &c. 27 
 
 249 Studies of Horses 
 
 250 Studies of Sheep and Goats 57 
 
 251 Studies op Landscapes, Animals, &c. (Scotland) 50 
 
 252 Studies op Cattle about 70 
 
 253 Studies of Poultry, Dogs, &c. 62 
 
 254 Studies of Horses, Donkeys and Mules 66 
 
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 255 Studies op Cows 75 
 
 256 Studies of Animals and Birds 14 
 
 257 Studies of Cows, Sheep, &c. 16 
 
 258 Studies op Trees and Plants 70 
 
 259 Ditto, ditto 25 
 
 260 Ditto, ditto 70 
 
 261 Ditto, ditto 35 
 
 262 Landscapes, Cattle, Figures, &c. 40 
 
 263 On the Spanish Frontier 40 
 
 264 Peiranerre, Pyrenees 15 
 
 265 Port de Yeneve, Pyrenees 23 
 
 266 A Cottage at Pau; &c. 18 
 
 267 Pyrenees; Pan; &c. 16 
 
 268 Pic du Midi; &c. 12 
 
 269 Studies of Landscapes 28 
 
 270 Ditto, ditto 26 
 
 271 Sketches of Costumes 13 
 
 272 Studies op Skies 32 
 
 273 Studies of Skies : Day and night effects 100 
 
 274 Sketches of Skies 100 
 
 275 Studies op Skies: Evening effect 46 
 
 276 Studies op Boats and Shipping SO 
 
 277 Studies of Figures and Landscapes 160 
 
 278 Poultry and Sheep Studies 60 
 
 279 Scotch; and other Figure Studies 120 
 
 280 Zoological Studies 42 
 
 281 Sketches of Land and Water 35 
 
 282 In Arundel Park; and other Studies 11 
 
 283 Studies of Landscapes and Figures 72 
 
 
284 Studies op Landscapes— in oil 86 
 
 285 Studies at Hastings; &c. 7 
 
 286 At Ventnoe ; SLanklin; Boncliurch ; &c, 16 
 
 287 Broadwater ; Rusthall Common; &c. 16 
 
 288 Broadwater ; &c. 20 
 
 289 Harlech ; &c. 9 
 
 290 Beeston Castle, Cheshire; &c. 14 
 
 291 Nithersdale ; Millersdale ; &c. 10 
 
 292 Haddon Hall ; &c, 6 
 
 293 Hastings ; &c. 7 
 
 294 Hoylake ; Morton ; &c. ^ 
 
 295 Bridge Park ; &e. 9 
 
 296 Studies op Landscape in England and Wales— pencil, about 
 
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 297 Cottages by the Sea 3 
 
 298 A CORNPIELD ; &c. 3 
 
 299 Studies op Eocks ; &c. 3 
 
 300 Beneath the Clipps ; &c. 3 
 
 301 Barley Field ; Fording Cattle; &c. 3 
 
 302 Moreton, Cheshire; &c. ^ 
 
 303 Tunbridge Wells; Groombridge; &c. 3 
 
 304 Groombridge Place ; &c. 3 
 
 305 PooK Hill; &c. 3 
 
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 306 In Derbyshire; &c. 
 
 307 Rusthall Common ; Bridge Park ; &c. 3 
 
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 308 Poole Harbour; &c. ^ 
 
 809 The Day is Done; &c. 3 
 
 310 Shanklin; &c. ^ 
 
 311 In Derbyshire; &c. ^ 
 
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 312 Matlock, Bath ; &c. 8 
 
 313 Basingstoke ; &c. 3 
 
 314 Culver Cliffs, Isle of Wight ; &c. 3 
 
 315 Watching the Lifeboat; &c. 3 
 
 316 Barton Locks, on the Irwell 3 
 
 317 Bradinq Haven, Isle of Wight 3 
 
 318 Chee-Tor ; &c. 6 
 
 319 Hastings ; Monksdale ; &c. 6 
 
 320 Conway Castle; &c. 6 
 
 321 On the Tyne ; Dysart; &c. 5 
 
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 322 Letterfeaen, Eoss-shire; &c, 3 
 
 323 Loch Ling, Eoss-shire; &c. 3 
 
 824 Glen Shiel ; Loch Duich ; &c, 3 
 
 325 Burning Kelp, Orkney; &c. 3 
 
 326 Near Lerwick, Shetland 3 
 
 327 Glenelg ; Skye in the distance ; &€. 3 
 
 328 Cattle Attacked by Wolves; &c. 3 
 
 329 On the Spean, &c. 3 
 
 330 The Eaiders; &c, 3 
 
 831 Kirkwall, Orkney 3 
 
 332 Near Balmagarra ; (See. 3 
 
 333 Shetland Ponies on the Shore; &c. 3 
 
 334 The Bar of Bressay ; <S’c. 3 
 
 835 Lerwick ; &c. 3 
 
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 336 At Scapa, Orkney ; &c. 8 
 
 837 Cbossinq the Moor ; On the Hill Side ; &c. 9 
 
 338 Arran; Corrie; &c. 12 
 
 339 Sannox, Arran ; &c. 12 
 
 340 Brodick, Arran; &c. 7 
 
 841 Calton Hill ; Near Fort William ; &c. 9 
 
 342 The Stream from the Hills 3 
 
 343 Dinner Time in the Hatfield 3 
 
 344 The Shepherd ; &c. 5 
 
 345 Near Fort William ; &c. 4 
 
 346 Near Stromness, Orkney ; &c. 3 
 
 347 Loch Ness, Inverness-shire ; and other Studies — unframed 14 
 
 348 Views in Scotland 20 
 
 349 Scotch Scenery, with animals 20 
 
 350 Views in the Highlands 20 
 
 351 Near Balmacarra ; &c. ^ 
 
 852 Loch Hend ; &c. ^ 
 
 353 Sannox, Arran ^ 
 
 354 Going to Market, Shetland ^ 
 
 855 Orkney Peasants Carting Kelp ; &c« 7 
 
 856 Near Granton ; &c. ^ 
 
 357 Lerwick, from Bressay ; &c, 3 
 
 358 Looking up the Tat, from Dunkeld; &c. 4 
 
 359 Perth ; Bressay, Orkney; &c* ^ 
 
 360 Near Dolgelly ^ 
 
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 861 Views in Ireland 
 362 Views at Killarney 
 
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 863 Studies oe Irish Peasants 19 
 
 864 Galway ; Enniskeery ; &c. 9 
 
 865 The Seine, at Fontainebleau ; &Ci 7 
 
 366 Studies at Fontainebleau 7 
 
 367 In the Pyrenees, at Fontainebleau; &c. 7 
 
 368 W. Muller : At Adrian’s Villa, Tivoli; and Figures, by 
 
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 369 J. MaoWhirTer, E.A. ; A Study of Mountains ; &c. 4 
 
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 370 On the Water op Leith— /our studies in one frame 
 
 871 The Bass Eook ; On the Thames ; A Moorland Pool; and near 
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 372 Cattle at the Pool ; and two other Studies 3 
 
 873 The Bridge ; The Spring ; and Stirling Castle 3 
 
 374 Scotch Deer; and four others 5 
 
 875 Wild Duck; Evening; and other Studies 9 
 
 376 Haddon Hall; and other Studies 10 
 
 377 Tantallon Castle ; and four other Studies 5 
 
 378 Cottage at Bidston, Chester: Sunset; &c. 3 
 
 379 A Woodland Stream; &c. 4 
 
 380 A Coast Scene, with shepherd and sheep; a Landscape, by 
 
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 881 Cattle by a River ; and A Highland Homestead 2 
 
 382 Loch Achray, Perthshire; &c. 3 
 
 383 A Highland Stream q 
 
 384 Invaders ; and A Rocky Coast Scene 
 
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 385 A Churchyard ; and A Mountain Scene 
 
 386 A Mountain Stream ; A Park Scene; and Inch 
 
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 387 Soldiers ; Moss Troopers; and a Moor 
 
 388 Near Inverness ; and four other Studies 
 
 389 Driving Home the Flock ; &c. 
 
 390 Brading Haven, Isle of Wight ; &c. 
 
 391 Landscape, with a shepherd boy and sheep; &c. 
 
 392 A Highland Glen; &c. 
 
 393 In the Pyrenees ; &c. 
 
 394 Studies of Coast Scenes ; &c. 
 
 395 Loch Lubnaig ; &c. 
 
 396 Wallasey, Cheshire; &c. 
 
 397 Near Whistlefield, Loch Eck, Argyllshire; &c. 
 
 398 Gorgie, near Edinburgh ; &c. 
 
 399 Studies in the Pyrenees 
 
 400 Park Scene, with fallow deer; &c. 
 
 401 Studies of Seas ; &c. 
 
 402 Various Studies of Landscapes ; &c. 
 
 403 Studies of Coast Scenes ; &c. 
 
 404 Studies of Coast Scenes, Landscapes; &c. 
 
 405 Studies at Haddon; &c. 
 
 406 On the Liffey, near Dublin ; and other Studies 
 
 407 Near Loch End, Inverness; and other Studies 
 
 408 Interior of an Irish Cabin ; &c. 
 
 409 Loch Ness, Inverness-shire; &c. 
 
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 410 Groombridge Place ; &c. 
 
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 411 A Lane Scene, Cheshire; In the Highlands; &c. 
 
 412 A Wood Scene; &c. 
 
 413 Ceaiglochaet ; ^ c . 
 
 414 Dead Game ; Calves; and Portrait of a Gentleman; &c. 
 
 415 A Plaster Bust or W. Boehm, by Sir J. E. Boehm, R.A., on 
 
 polished wood pedestal 
 415a Venus of Milo : statuette in bronze 
 
 ARTISTIC ACCESSORIES. 
 
 416 Twenty-five sketch books, &c. 
 
 417 Thirteen small sketching books; and a tin paint box 
 
 418 Twenty-three small portfolios, half-bound 
 
 419 Nine portfolios, half-bound 
 
 420 A large portfolio ; and eight others, various sizes 
 
 421 Seven parcels of Whatman’s and other drawing paper, various 
 
 sizes, some tinted ; and several rolls 
 
 422 Two prepared canvases—54 in. by 36 in.; four ditto—36 in. by 
 
 20 in .; and nine smaller ditto 
 
 423 A prepared drawing block—42 in. by 28 in .; a ditto—40 in. by 
 
 26 in.; five, smaller; and five boards 
 
 424 Eighteen prepared canvases—24 in. by 20 in. and smaller 
 
 425 Twenty-one prepared panels; and sketching blocks 
 
 426 One hundred and twenty sable-hair brushes, long handles 
 
 427 One hundred and twenty hog’s-hair ditto 
 
 428 One hundred and twenty large hog’s-hair ditto 
 
 429 One hundred and twenty long-handled sable-hair ditto 
 
 430 Two hundred various brushes i 
 
 431 A Painted Deal Cabinet, with thirteen drawers, containing a 
 
 large quantity of various dry and moist colours, palettes, 
 paint boxes, palette knives and other necessaries 
 
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 COSTUMES. 
 
 432 Various rustic dresses, caps, &c. 
 
 433 A Spanish striped blanket; and various other pieces 
 
 434 Peasants’ costumes. South of France : various pieces 
 
 435 Scotch and Irish costumes, various 
 
 436 Normandy peasants’ dresses; and various pieces 
 
 437 A North-American Indian costume, embroidered with beads and 
 
 coloured grass 
 
 438 Another set, similar, painted 
 
 439 A rush fish-basket; four hats; shoes ; &c. 
 
 440 Pyrenean mule trappings and harness, in a box 
 
 441 A sketching tent; umbrella; three canvas drawing satchels; <fec. 
 
 442 A glazed ware pitcher ; two red ware ditto ; a wood pail; and 
 
 five plaster casts 
 
 443 An old wooden porridge bowl; an iron bowl; a rose-wood box, 
 
 brass mounted ; and a stick with crook 
 
 444 Three stags’ heads, with antlers 
 
 445 A ram’s head; a deer’s head; one pair of antlers; a pair of • 
 
 ram’s horns; &c. 
 
 446 Twelve gilt frames 
 
 447 Five larger ditto 
 
 448 A Large Mahogany Easel 
 
 449 Two Smaller Ditto ; a deal ditto; and two T squares 
 
 450 Seven polished deal boxes for holding drawings 
 
 451 Six ditto ; and two others 
 
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 London: Printed by Wm. Clowes & Sons, Limited, Stamford Street 
 
 and Charing Cross. 
 
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