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 formed into Frogs; in his finest Manner.—G uido, a large Assumption of the Virgin.— 
 Tintoretto, a Holy Family, with Zacharias and other .Saints.—R uben's, a* Hbly Family. 
 —Rembrandt, a' Bbih'eSti'c Scene- from SaCiAd History.—Two charming Landscapes, 
 G. Poussin.—T wo capital Ditto, Cuyp.— four fiyCx aud'e .—]& £ed 'istofm, Vandeveldt. 
 —Portraits by Vandyck, &c. many small Bijoux, by the scarce Italian Masters. 
 
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 AN EXQUISITE COLLECTION OF 
 
 High-Finished Dutch Cabinet Pictures, 
 
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 Titian, 
 
 Giorgione, A. Solario, 
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 Bassano, Vanni, 
 
 Palma, Tibaldi, 
 
 P. da Cortona, Carracci, 
 A. del Sarto, Guido, 
 
 Murillo, Teniers, 
 
 N. Poussin, BercheSi, 
 
 Domenichino, S. Bourdon, Wouvbrmans, 
 
 Guercino, Watteau, Du Jardin, 
 
 Albano, Ruben?, Ruysdael, 
 
 ^ ola j V. DVck, ' Barrett & Gilpin. 
 
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 FIRST DAY'S SALE , 
 
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 FRIDAY, MARCH the 21st, 1806. 
 
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 PICTURES. 
 
 Teniers. ... 1 Landscape and Figures. 
 
 Rubens. 2 A Battle Piece (school of) 
 
 Dobson... 3 Portrait of a Gentleman. 
 
 Bourdon. 4 A Sacrifice to Pan. 
 
 . 5 Portrait of a Cardinal, and eight Picture Frames. 
 
 Craddock. 6 Live Fowls. 
 
 A. Both. 7 Italian Peasants —a pleasing Picture. 
 
 . 8 Portrait of Matthioli. 
 
 Yandyck. 9 Fortune, (a Sketch)—gracefully composed. % 
 
 Bartolomeo...10 Landscape and Figures— the Scenery grand and romantic. 
 
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 FIRST DAY’S SALE. 
 
 Stella . 
 
 
 The Thresher — a scriptural Subject — a little brilliant and elegant 
 
 Picture. 
 
 Zucchero.. . . 
 
 
 Head of Lord Burleigh. 
 
 Van Achen .. . . 
 
 
 Himself singing, and a Woman playing on the Guitar. 
 
 Zellotti .. 
 
 .... 14 
 
 Judith -^nd,Jie£ Nurse. ~ ; \ y 
 
 Mola. . 
 
 
 Angelica and Medoro— an elegant- Composition, painted in a rich Tone 
 of Colour. 
 
 Vandyck.. 
 
 
 Portrait. 
 
 P. Lauri. 
 
 
 Pan and Syrinx — axabinet Jewel. 
 
 Rubens. 
 
 
 St. Andrew — very fine. 
 
 Vandyck . 
 
 ....19 
 
 James Malderus, Bishop of Antwerp — the character remarkably anima¬ 
 ted, andJinely coloured. 
 
 Teniers ..... . 
 
 
 Village Festival — a pleasing and interesting Scene, painted in his silvery 
 
 Tone. 
 
 L. Giordano .. 
 
 
 Europa—a well-drawn and rich coloured Specimen. 
 
 Raphael ... . 
 
 
 A Madona and Child — very fine, after 
 
 Le Moine . 
 
 
 The Pjsjppvery of Oalisto, 
 
 Carracci .. 
 
 
 Virgin and Child — a Cabinet Jewel. 
 
 Brauwer . . 
 
 
 Dutch Boors at a Window — highly finished. 
 
 S. Bourdon . 
 
 ....26 
 
 The Virgin, Child and St. John — a most pleasing and perfect Specimen. 
 
 Raphael . 
 
 
 The Transfiguration— a beautiful Copy. 
 
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 MIJVXvHTUB.es. 
 
 Albano ...28 Five, a pair .of Heads, P. Veronese-, a Miniature in. Water Colours, 
 
 subject Jupiter anij Jpnq ; Cherubim, and 1 other 
 
 Gonzales.29 Three, a Portrait of a La<Jy, foq/fflv Ditto of Fanny Murray, Hone; 
 
 and a Portrait of a Centl^ruan, . :I . ' 
 
 Cooper.30 Four, two Portraits of a Lady, highly finished, Zinck; a.Portrait of a. 
 
 Gentleman, and a Ditto of Charles the First. 
 
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 PICTURES. 
 
 Borgognone. ...3l A Battle Piece —painted with great Spirit. . 
 
 S. P. Lely...32 Oliver Cromwell —very fine. 
 
f5oth. 1 .-33 Landscape and Figures .—a truly precious cabinet Picture, the Scenery 
 
 icry elegant , and tlie Figures naturally and agreeably placed. 
 
 Stork.34 A View of Amsterdam, with a variety of Figures .—This adihirable 
 
 little Picture may lie in magic effect with the choisest works of 
 L. Backhitysen. 
 
 Wouvermans!. ...35 Iforse Fair, with a variety of Figures —a pleasing Picture. 
 
 P. di Cortona.3b' Holy Family —painted in a grand Style. 
 
 Giorgione..37 Portrait of Gaston de Foix —very fine. 
 
 Cafialetti. ..38 View in Venice. 
 
 A Del Sarto.39 Holy Famify— -fine. 
 
 C. Jansens.40 Portrait of Sir J. Cooke —one of Jansen’s best Portraits. 
 
 Tintoretto.41 Vends and Cupid —finely coloured and spiritedly painted. 
 
 Holbein.42 Erasmus —a remarkable fine Portrait. 
 
 Ditto.. ....43 Joannes CEcolampadius — with Latin Epigram inscribed — curious. 
 
 A. Carracci. ..44 The Adoration of the Magi —designed in grand Gusto. 
 
 Varrloo.45 A Female Servant with a Candle —the effect of light finely managed. 
 
 Tintoretto.46 The Resurrection —-finely coloured. 
 
 Guercino...47 St.-Sebastian, one of his Cabinet Pictures. 
 
 Crespi. 48' Christ at the House of Simon the Pharisee. 
 
 Carracci.49 A Pair of elegant Friezes, Nymphs and Tritons. 
 
 Mignard. 50 The Transfiguration —after Raphael. 
 
 C. Maratti...51 Hercules and Omphale —finely composed and drawn, and painted in a clear 
 
 Tone of Colour. 
 
 Rubens ..52 Holy Family —a Sketch—-very fine. 
 
 Wouvermans.53 A Halt of Travellers —highly finished. 
 
 A. Sacchi.54 St. Cecilia —the Character animated and pleasing. 
 
 C. Maratti.55 Venus and Cupid— capital. 
 
 Albano ....5b A Reposo, in a beautiful Landscape —thefigures elegantly composed and 
 
 correctly Drawn; the rich invention of Albano is finely displayed 
 in the accompanying Scenery. _ 
 
 Velasquez. .57 A pair of spirited Sketches, Designs for Altar Pieces. 
 
 Tibaldi. 58 Holy Family —composed and drawn in the grand Style. 
 
 Vandyck..59 Portrait of the celebrated Physician Sir Theod. Mayerne —very fine. 
 
 . GO A V iew in the Mediterranean —the effect of Light happily managed. 
 
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 FIRST DAY'S SALE. 
 
 Ferg....... 6 l A pair of beautiful (high finished) Landscapes and Figures. 
 
 S. di Titi.62 The Holy Family— fine. 
 
 Guido. 63 Cupid blindfold —painted in his silvery tone . 
 
 J. Miel .64 Gamesters playing at Trie Trac —a pleasing and interesting Picture. 
 
 Vandyck. 65 Margaret, Princess of Rouen— capital. 
 
 Velasquez. 66 Count Gondcmar, Ambassador from the Court of Spain, in the reign of 
 
 James I —a fine portrait. 
 
 Palma... 67 Christ and his Apostles ,—possessing all the rich Colour and Effect of the 
 
 Venetian School. 
 
 Berchem .... 68 A Stable Yard with a Groom cleaning a Horse —a pleasing Composition, 
 
 spiritedly painted. 
 
 Guercino. .........69 Absalom and Amnon —the different Characters finely expressed, Drawn 
 
 with Grace and painted in a rich Harmonious Tone of Colour. 
 
 Bausom . ..... 70 A Moonlight. View of a Village in Holland —the surprising Art 
 
 displayed in this Cabinet Jewel is truly captivating. 
 
 Van Harp.. ....71 An Interior with a Variety of Figures regaling —equal in every respect to 
 
 Brauwer or Teniers. 
 
 Vandermculen. 7 2 A Pair of Battle Pieces— painted in his most spirited Manner. 
 
 Le Sueur.73 Laban giving Orders to Jacob —A graceful composition. 
 
 Claude. 74 An elegant and extensive Italian Scene with Magnificent Buildings and 
 
 Figures. 
 
 Ditto...75 The Companion —of equal merit . 
 
 Palma. 76 The good Samaritan —The Science displayed in the Composition and Design 
 
 of this Picture, shews how highly this Master deserves to rank in his 
 School; the judicious Connoisseur will scarcely hesitate to deem this 
 a very surprising Effort of his Pencil. 
 
 Guercino. 77 Alexander and his Physician —painted with great Force and Eject. 
 
 Pynaker. 78 A Mountainous Landscape, with a View, on a River, Buildings and 
 
 Figures —painted in a thin but delicate Tone; the warm Effect of Even¬ 
 ing Vapour is pleasingly rendered, and with perfect Truth. 
 
 Dominichino. -..79 A Landscape and Figures— the Scenery beautiful and grand , and com¬ 
 
 posed in the usual classic Taste of the Master. 
 
 Claude.,...SO An elegant Italian Scene with Buildings and Figures, with Cattle 
 
 passing a River —painted in lus best manner. 
 
 G. Bassano.SI Christ praying on the Mount— the Subject is treated with much Solemnity, 
 
 and is admirably adapted Jor the display of Colouring and Effect, 
 which this great Master had ever at his command. 
 
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 Swaneveldt.82 
 
 Bloemart.83 
 
 Wouvermans.84 
 
 L. Carracci.85 
 
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 A. Del Sarto.86 
 
 D. Teniers. 8J 
 
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 G. Poussin.88 
 
 S. Rosa.89 
 
 Vandeveldl. .90 
 
 Cuyp. 91 
 
 Tintoretto.92 
 
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 Landscape and Figures, a Warm Evening— this admirable painter 
 displays a discriminating Pencil the richest^Masses ffkis Groupcs 
 
 and Foliage, which with a glowing Warmth of Colour rendered him a 
 faithful Pourtrayer of Nature. 
 
 Noah and his Family— Grand and Capital. 
 
 A Landscape with a Bridge— the ftrtist has here displayed a surprising 
 ability, in the effect of light and true representation of Nature. 
 
 Dead Christ with the Virgin— Composed, Drawn and Painted in the 
 grand Style of this celebrated Painter. ■ ■ r ' 
 
 The Holy Family— a capital Picture, composed with great elegance, and 
 coloured in a clear and brilliant Style. 
 
 A Cavern Scene with Gypsey Fortune Tellers —painted in his Silvery 
 Tone. In the Composition, Drawing and Painting of this charming 
 Picture, Teniers has shewn hoxv much he delighted and excelled 
 in these subjects. 
 
 Landscape with Buildings and Figures, a Flock of Sheep decending through 
 a Wood —the stillness and serenity that appear in this charming 
 Scene, and the agreeable freshness of the Tone render this a most 
 desirable Picture. 
 
 A grand Romantic Scene with a Waterfall— painted with surprising 
 effect and brilliancy of colouring. 
 
 A Sea Storm — an astonishing Picture of this celebrated Artist, who seems 
 to have called forth all the resources of his Art to produce the wonder¬ 
 ful effect intended, the agitation of the Elements, the breadth of 
 Light and spirit of Pencil render this a truly capital chef d’CEuvre. 
 
 Cattle and Figures on the Banks of a River—a charming Picture of this 
 fascinating Painter, who for truth of Colouring, breadth of Effect, 
 and spirit of execution in these sulyects, stands unrivalled. 
 
 The Virgin, Child, St. Joseph and Zacharias —the Composition grand 
 and beautiful, the air of the Heads remarkably elegant, and coloured 
 with the glowing richness of the Venetian School. 
 
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SECOND DAY'S SALE, 
 
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 SATURDAY, MARCH the 22d, 1806. 
 
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 PICTURE®. 
 
 Yandeveldt. 1 X"\ Sea Piece— Calm. 
 
 Asselyn. 2 A Landscape, Cattle and Figures 
 
 Velasquez. 3 Portrait. 
 
 Old Teniers. 4 An Interior, with Figures, Herbage and Culinary Articles, 
 
 Chiari... 5 Cleopatra. 
 
 Ricci. 6 Landscape. 
 
 Tintoretto. 7 The Festival of distributing Money to the Populace on the Election of 
 
 a Doge—a cabintt picture of this Master. 
 
 Vouet... 8 A Female Head. 
 
 P. Veronese. g Mars and Venus. 
 
 Mille..10 An elegant Italian Landscape, with Figures. 
 
 N. Poussin.11 The Martyrdom of St. Bartholomew,— engraved . 
 
 Solemaker .12 A Landscape and Cattle— a brilliant picture. 
 
 Palma .13 The Virgin, Child and St. Jerome 
 
 Murillo.. A Girl’s Head. 
 
 Wouvermans.. A Landscape and Figures. 
 

 SECOND DAY’S SALE. 
 
 Teniers.l6 Plundering a Village— spiritedly painted. 
 
 Canaletti.. 17 A View of the Rialto. 
 
 De Vos.13 Portrait— very animated andfine. 
 
 Teniers...19 A Flemish Festival— a pleasing Composition touched with Ms usual delicacy 
 
 and spirit. 
 
 C. Lotti.20 Christ and the Woman in the Garden. 
 
 Le Due...21 An Interior, with Banditti dividing their Booty— elaborately finished. 
 
 Ditto.22 The Companion— of equal merit. 
 
 A. Sacchi.23 St. Bruno— in giving the true Expression with suitable Chastity of Colour , 
 
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 this Painter stands unrivalled. 
 
 Berchem.24 A Landscape with Cattle and Figures, the Point of Time, the Dawn of 
 
 Day— a pleasing Picture. 
 
 C.Maratti.25 Alpheus and Arctium— an elegant Composition, painted in an agreeable 
 
 Tone of Colour. 
 
 Vandyck.26 St. Peter— very fine. 
 
 A. V. Velde.27 A Landscape and Cattle— a charming little Picture, painted with all 
 
 that Truth and Delicacy of pencil, by which this Painter is eminently 
 distinguished. 
 
 Lairesse.28 An Historical— a grand Composition. 
 
 L. Giordano.29 Virgin and Child. 
 
 Giorgione.30 Portrait of a Warrior— the Character remarkably grand and animated, 
 
 and painted in his usual rich Tone of Colour. 
 
 Vanni.31 The Virgin and Child— an elegant Composition, the Character remark¬ 
 
 ably beautiful, and possessing all the Grace of Corregio. 
 
 Baroccio.32 Portrait of Himself— the Character very fine and animated, exquisitely 
 
 finished. 
 
 Vandyck.33 The Duke of Richmond and his Brother— a Study for the large Pieture, 
 
 Coloured with all the Richness and Brilliancy of Titian. 
 
 Guido.34 Joseph and the Infant Christ— an elegant Composition. 
 
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 C. Schwartz...35 The Adoration of the Shepherds, Engraved— a singularly curious Speci¬ 
 
 men of this Painter, better known by the Appellation of the German 
 RaphaeL 
 
 Holbein.36 A Pair of Devotional Subjects, highly finished, and exceedingly curious. 
 
 Guercino.37 A Sybill.— painted with great Breadth and Effect. 
 
 Vernet.38 A Landscape.— a most pleasing Composition, and in his best Manner. 
 
 Ditto.39 The Companion, of equal Merit. 
 
 Mignard.40 The Holy Family, after Raphael-— no Painter was more succesful than 
 
 Mignard in imitating the lovely Characters of the Divine Raphael, 
 which he touched with great Sweetness and fnishcd with peculiar 
 Delicacy. 
 
 V. Castelli.41 Tobit restoring his Father’s Sight— a little spirited and beautiful Jewel. 
 
 Albano........42 Christ and the Woman of Samaria— a beautiful Landscape, highly 
 
 finished. 
 
 Netscher.43 Boys blowing Bubbles— an exquisite and highly finished Picture . 
 
 Van Toll.44 An Old Man at a window cleaning Fish, and Figures in the Interior— 
 
 finished with a Delicacy and precision equal to G. Dow. 
 
 S. Rosa.45 St. Peter with the Fish— a truly valuable Cabinet Picture, — The Figures 
 
 composed with grandeur and painted with spirit, in his best manner. 
 
 N. Poussin.46 Venus and Adonis— a graceful and elegant Picture, brilliantly colored. 
 
 Vernet...47 View in the Mediterranean, with a variety of Shipping and Fishermen 
 
 dragging their Nets—a natural Effect of IVarm Fog. 
 
 G. Bellini....... ...48 St. Louis, Bishop of Toulouse, St. Antony and St. Peter— the Heads 
 
 are very animated and painted with freedom of Pencil, which dis¬ 
 tinguishes this Picture from the too frequently dry Productions of 
 Bellini; it is also a very fine Specimen of his Colouring. 
 
 Lingleback.49 A Market with Italian Peasants— a lively aad interesting Scene, the 
 
 Figures pleasingly and naturally grouped, the finishing delicate, 
 and the Tone of Colour in his clear and brilliant Manner. 
 
 Velasquez.50 Portrait of Clement IX. seated in a Chair— the Attitude remarkable 
 
 from its ease and free Design ; the Mind is admirably pourt rayed, and 
 for vigour of Execution, firmness of Touch and Force of Colour this 
 Chef d'auvre may vie with the finest Works of Titian and Vandyck 
 
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 Schidone. .. 51 Erminia at the Neatherd’s Cottage — composed, drawn and coloured wi'h 
 
 taste truly Corrcgiesque. 
 
 Murillo . 52 A Girl and Kittens — a fascinating Picture, the Character of the Girl 
 
 replete with naivete, painted in a Tone of Colour correspondent with 
 the simplicity of the Subject, in the sweet Style of this inimitable 
 Painter. 
 
 A. Solario.53 Iloly Family— composed with elegance, and finely coloured. 
 
 Vandyck.54 Henrietta — a capital Portrait, painted with great delicacy and with great 
 
 brilliancy. 
 
 Ditto . 55 Charles the First — the Companion, of equal Merit. 
 
 Paduaninft.56 Venus at her Toilet, an Infant Satyr holding a Mirror—Me Body of the 
 
 Venus is gracefully turned, and the whole partakes of that rich and 
 •warm Colour so highly prized in the glowing Productions of this Master. 
 
 Du Jardin. *..57 A Landscape, Cattle and Figures— painted with sweet simplicity and 
 
 truth, and in his clear silvery Tone, a charming Cabinet Picture. 
 
 Le Brun . 58 Virgin, Child and St. John — well composed, and drawn and painted in the 
 
 best Time of this great Ornament of the French School. 
 
 Both ... 59 A Landscape, with Cattle and Figures — the Scenery grand and beautiful, 
 
 painted with Delicacy and Spirit. 
 
 Canaletti. .. 6'0 A pair of Views in Venice — nothing can surpass the Truth and brilliancy 
 
 of Effect which distinguish this Painter’si> Works. In point of situa¬ 
 tion these Views are well chosen : they are of his very best Time. 
 
 Guercino . 6l Angelica with the Magic Ring, becoming invisible to Rogero —a fasci¬ 
 
 nating Picture, the composition remarkably elegant, the colouring 
 divested of that sombre effect which we sometimes regret even in his 
 finest works. 
 
 L. Carracci ... .62 The Annunciation — an elegant Picture, the Face of the Virgin remarkably 
 
 beautiful, painted with great Delicacy and Spirit. 
 
 Cuyp . 63 View of Dovt with Figures —spiritedly painted and of brilliant effect. 
 
 Colombel . 64 Christ driving the Money changers out of the Temple —a grand composi¬ 
 
 tion, the taste of Drawing and general effect, not inferior to 
 N. Poussin, Engraved. 
 
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 Ditto.......... 65 The Companion, Christ restoring the Blind— in every respect equal to 
 
 the preceding Picture. 
 
 Watteau...66 Fete Champ&tre— the perfect knowledge of the Chiaro Scuro and the wonder¬ 
 
 ful power of Colour, for which this Master was unequalled , are here 
 admirably displayed, and glow with effect in every part of this beautiful 
 chef d’EEuvre. 
 
 Teniers.. 67 Morning, Sportsmen in a Mountainous Landscape— painted with great 
 
 simplicity, in a sweet Tone, a charming Picture of the Master. 
 
 Ditto.68 Evening, Women returning from Market, the Companion — of equal merit. 
 
 Claude.69 4 Sea Port with Buildings and a variety of Shipping and Figures— Sun¬ 
 
 set, the reflection on the water admirably managed, painted in a warm 
 clear Tone. 
 
 Titian......70 A Reposo, in a rich and beautiful Landscape— a most fascinating 
 
 Picture, the Composition remarkably grand, painted with a Jinn and 
 vigorous pencil, and possessing all the magic Effect of his rich and 
 harmonious Colouring. 
 
 Poussin.71 Christ healing the Blind —the characters variously and finely expressed, 
 
 and the whole touched with delicacy und beauty, an exquisite Easel 
 Picture of this Master. 
 
 J.Ruysdael.72 A Landscape and Figures, the Scenery from beautiful Nature, painted 
 
 with a firm and spirited Pencil —one of the very beautiful and 
 charming Pictures of the Master. 
 
 Dominichino.73 Jael and Sisera— The character and Figure of the Female are truly beau¬ 
 
 tiful; and the finishing is in the most delicate Style of the Master. 
 
 N. Poussin.74 A grand Landscape, with the subject of Eurydice— a classical composition, 
 
 painted with great Freedom, and brilliant Effect. 
 
 Berehem.75 A warm Landscape, Cattle and Figures — an exquisite production of this 
 
 charming Painter, who, for truth in representing Pastoral Subjects, 
 and for firmness and spirit of Pencil is unequalled. 
 
 Titian...76 A musical Conversation— a composition of four Figures • a truly capital 
 
 Picture of this powerful colourist. 
 
 Seb. Bourdon.77 The Meeting of Jacob and Esau— a group of several Figures, admirably 
 
 designed, in a grand and solemn Landscape, embellished with Buildings 
 and various monuments of Egyptian antiquity ; one of the classical 
 and very perfect Pictures of the Master. 
 
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 Barrett and Gilpin.78 A View of Winandenneer Lake, a Mountainous broken Scene: to the 
 
 Left, a Peasant driving his Flock, and Cattle naturally and 
 pleasingly grouped. —The Mist dispersing as the Sun arises from 
 behind the tops of the Mountains, and passing over the Surface of 
 the Lake, is a happy Trait of Nature, in whose School these Artists 
 were truly nurtured.—This Picture is a very grand Chef d’lEuvre 
 that does infinite Honor to the British School. 
 
 V. Dyck.....79 Philip Earl of Pembroke— very animated, painted with Dignity and 
 
 fine Execution. 
 
 Claude ... .80 A Landscape and Figures —remarkable for the grandeur of Effect — the 
 
 Figures are elegantly placed, and the whole is painted with a firm 
 and vigorous Pencil. 
 
 Rubens.... 81 Hunting the Wild Boar —a very spirited Picture, the Animals finely drawn 
 
 and coloured, and the Landscape in a fine silvery Tone. 
 
 Wouvcrmans.. ...82 View of an Inn Yard with Travellers Mounting— the Figures and 
 
 Animals drawn with his usual correctness and Spirit. The colouring 
 . very rich and harmonious—capital 
 
 Cuyp . ,.. .S3 A Landscape with Cattle, and a Farmer on a Grey Horse, conversing 
 
 with a Herdsman —painted with warm and glowing Colour, and 
 touched with greatfirmness of Pencil. 
 
 Rubens.84 The Virgin and Child with St. Elizabeth, Joseph, and St. Francis— 
 
 a truly capital Performance, the Composition elegant and pleasing, 
 the Colouring rich, -brilliant, and harmonious, and touched with great 
 Spirit. 
 
 G. Poussin. ..85 A rich and elegant Landscape, with Figures reposing —a View in the 
 
 Centre into a deep and fertile Vale, enlivened by Buildmgs, and the 
 meandering of a River—a charming poetical Scene, painted in his 
 best Style, and in purest Condition. 
 
 Rembrandt.86 Abraham and Sarah Instructing their Son Isaac —a pleasing Domestic 
 
 Scene, painted with great Force, and with all that richness and Power 
 of Colour, which constitute the Charm of Rembrandt’s Pencil. 
 
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 ,87 The Lycian Peasants transformed into Frogs —an extraordinary Effort 
 of this unrivalled Genius. The Subject is treated with Poetic Taste, 
 and was evidently executed at a Period, when his Abilities had 
 attained their highest Perfection—unlike the studied Compositions of 
 his Rocky Landscapes, this Picture is a free representation of 
 Nature, and may be compared with his finest Works painted for 
 Noble Families his Patrons. 
 
 88 The Assumption of the Virgin —a Composition full of Dignity. The 
 peculiar gracefulness, as well as the Divine Ecstacy apparent in the 
 Virgin, and the lovely Characters of the attending Angels and 
 Cherubim supporting her, are inimitable—the whole is painted with 
 a grandeur of Outline, freedom of Pencil, and clearness of Tone, that 
 distinguish the Works of this great Master, 
 
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