Mew/ OF A COLLECTION OF MODERN ENGRAVINGS, The Property of a Gentleman, COMPRISING ETCHINGS by A. H. Haig:, ARTISTS' PROOFS after Hoppner, Greuze, B. W. Leader, R.A., J. MacWhirter, R.A., etc., etc.; A COLLECTION OF ENGRAVINGS in Fine States, After Sir E. Landseer, WE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN: AND MODERN ENGRAVINGS AND ETCHINGS, From various Private Sources : ■\vr{icH Mill ht .^ol5 btt J^urtion b^ L'OT ^^ Messes, CHRISTIE, MANSON k WOODS, J.T TKEltl GaS4.T ROaMS, 8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES'S SQUARE, On WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1899, AT ONE o'clock rRECISELY. May be viewed Two Days preceding, and Catalogues Iiad, at Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods' Offices, 8 King Strert St. James's Square, S. W. CONDITIONS OF SALE. 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-sol d. 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. YII. 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. On WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1899, AT ONE O CLOCK PRECISELY. THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN. ENGRAVINGS AND ETCHINGS, Ai'tists' Proofs, Framed. By a. H. HAIG. 1 Grim Toledo ; and In Church "^ 2 Towing Home the Prize ; and Washerwomen at Chartres 3 Floating Market, Stockholm ; and Tower of St. Pierre — ^ - 4 At Aries (L'Eglise du Domenicans) / • '5 Eegent Canal ; and A Swedish River / ' gf - 6 Burgos Cathedral (Exterior) / . /J ~. - 7 Basilica of St. Gilles, at Aries f - ^ 8 Toledo Cathedral (Interior) ■% Wegtmiusitir Abbc^i lliis set of oco i m 10 Portal of Rheims Cathedral r^^'Ce z.% ^x.c^ i?d ^ '11 LlMBUEQ ON THK LaHN T:?^'^!^*;*-'^^!^'^ Z^ - 12 Magdalen College, Oxford ^le /^'^^^ B 2 ^ ,ff(. 2~ ' 38 IJct:;iniiig from tlie Fair, Pampelinm ^^^C ^14 ScliloBS Zwingenburg ^15 Segovia / O ' 16 Santa Maria del Capitol C/'Ce- 17 Upsala Cathedral (Interior) 18 Upsala Cathedral (Exterior) •^ '19 Labeck Ferry 20 FoKntaia S fe . Georg e 21 Pulpit at Verona (No. 1 cojiy) — presentation copij, remarque proof /^^L<^-^C.___y /^ ' 22 Old Hanse Tower; and Old German Mill— lettered proofs 2 xU*^,^::^!^:^ J 2 3L Gai ' duLi ufJjMw, ni'fcoi Titian, by B. Mtuc»1»c()h, A.Il.A. - 2 4i-. TapLn ^ Fy Wmmj, J, #t 6l VUl[iyi|llU]g, \)\/ ili l jli» > 25 Eaiiiy Day, after F. Walker, A.E.A., by ditto ; and Driving Geese, ^yl^J^ after ditto '>• "'^^ ' ^ 26 I'acchus and Ariadne, after Titian, by ditto h ' 27 Milking Time, after G. Mason, A.E.A., by ditto ^^^ - 28 May of Life, after ditto, by ditto Z^" ' 29 The Plough, after F. Walker, A. R.A., by ditto /I* ' 30 Fishmonger's Shop, after ditto, by ditto /O . 31 Hakbour of liEFUGE, after ditto, by ditto /l> ■ 32 Pied Piper of Hameliu (The Eats and The Children), after Pin^l^^^^^/^ ,^ v/ell, by ditto 2 p ' 33 Great Marlow, after Vicat Cole, E.A., by Brunet Debaines /^c X^t^ «'-/«» /i . 34 Where Willows Whiten, after Keeley Halswelle, by Brunot ,/ / \f Debaines /^ o 35 Way to the Mill, after J. Constable, E.A., by ditto — on vellum '^-l. ^ ^C^. • / ' 36 Peep through the Trees, after ditto, by ditto — ditto ' ^-r.-*, ^^^L ^ — U ' ' 37 Parting Day, after B. W. Leader, R.A,, by ditto <^ . /y^ - 38 Over the Hills, after Sir J. Millais, by ditto -Z'-x ^~ - ' 39 Fairy of the Glen, after J. McWhirter, R.A., by David Law [7V^,r-^^^ - . - 40 Silver Sea, after ditto, by ditto /J ' . 41 Glimpse of Loch Katrine, after ditto, by ditto ' ■ // " - 42 Girl with Dove, after Greuze, by J. D. Miller ^ - /^ ' 43 Letty, after Lord Leighton, by ditto ' ' / ' 44 Sylvia, after F. Dicksee, R.A., by ditto ^^?-/5-'^<^> ^ ■ /^ ■ 45 Letty, after Lord Leighton ; and Sylvia, after Dicksee — lettered Q^ y^ " proofs 2 46 Master Lambton, after Sir T. Lawrence, by C. Waltner ti/^i^^^^- t. /^ ' 47 Madam Jacob Bas, after Eembrandt, by ditto — on vellum . ,^^^^-^^__ ^ //7 6 48 Mrs. Fitzherbert, after G. Romney, by ditto ^^A^^J^.-^ ' ■ — J '^. 49 Duchess of Devonshire, after Gainsborough, by T. G. Appletou -^^^^^^^LS^^Z^ __ z'"- 50 Girl with Dead Bird, after Greuze, by ditto ^"^^^««-*i^st-»,^ f ' / '51 Countess of Mexborough, after Hoppner, by T. G. Appletou ^^t^ tZ-^oL. -u_cr "- /6 • 52 Fanny Kemble, after Sir T. Lawrence, by ditto Aj^^t^^;^/7 , . J "" , 53 Marcia (Mrs. Arbuthnot), by ditto -^/^ /" ^ 7 - S^ ' 54 Over Nuts and Wine, after W. D. Sadler (y ^y^ y . /P ' 55 Dummy Whist, after ditto /^^^ ^^^^f-^^ {'^ - j^- 56 First of September, after ditto, by Lowenstam /2^ . 6^ ■ 57 Where the Widow lives, after ditto ^ /^<* A^i ^.^^^.-^ f ^ " - 58 "Rose of all the Roses," after L. Alma-Tadema, R.A., by ditto -^/^^ ^-/^ — ■ /^. 59 A Favourite Author, after ditto, by ditto ^^ B 3 60 A Rose Garden, after ditto, by ditto a i A S a l; uf Tm ElLliingD , by E . SlocQmbo ,' /^' . 62 Stratford Lock, after B. W. Leader, R.A., by Chauvel — on vellum ^^'^ ^ - 63 Autumn Leaves, after Vicat Cole, E.A., by ditto a^ - Eed Kiding Hood, by J. H. Eobinson — proof before letters 2 *^.^;^'*«^ 72 A Fireside Party, by B, P. Gibbon — remarque proof ^ 73 Highland Breakfast, by J. Outrim — engraver's proof, touched by ^y/ the painter 74 The Twa Dogs, by B. P. Gibbon— proo/ before letters y-^y JL^^^j^^ 75 The Sleeping Bloodhound, by T. Landseer, A.E.A. — preeenta- ^^ tion proof before all letters, To — Keyl, with E. Landseer' s y^^^^-i.y<^ regards / ' 76 Suspense, by B. P. Gibbon— »roo/" ^/^ ^ - //" - 77 At Bay ; The Fatal Duel ; Waiting for a Load ; and A Grand Hart, by T, Landseer, A.R.A. — artist's proofs, signed hy the engraver 4 I 78 Children of the Mist, by ditto — artist' s proof ^/^^^>a>^iZ^^^-^ 79 The Mountain Torrent, by ditto, and F. Stacpoole, A.R.A.— ^ artist's proof ^i^^CI^X^^-^-^^^^^ 80 Alexander and Diogenep, by T. Landseer, A.R.A. — artist' s proof -§l^t,.t.,t.^ ^>x^ ■ /D " ^^ The Shephekd's Grave ; and The Shepherd's Chief Mourner, /• ^^ by B. P. Gibbon — proofs 2 <5^r^ /^ ' o 82 Scotch Deer Hounds, by C. W. Wass — proof before letters ; and ^ ,^«,-»-<^-«.t/ Low Life, by Beckwith— artist's proof 2 ^ (j 83 The Cover Hack, by C. G. Lewis —ar»^**<^ Defence, by C. G. Lewis — proof hefore all letters ^ /5*' " 101 The Lady's Pets — etched and signed hy the painter ; Deer Hounds ;«>^-'/*,^?^^-^^ Dogs and Frog ; and Stag and Eagle, etched by ditto 4 - 2— ' 102 Dog Finding a Sheep in the Snow ; and White Horse in a Stable ^.^i^.ui,-.,.^J^ — lithographs 2 ^ ^ ' 103 The Eent Day ; and Blind Man's Bluff, after Sir D. Wilkie, by n^^ jLtt^ A. Eaimbach /i*~ - 104 The Letter of Introduction ; and The Babbit on the Wall, after / Sir D. Wilkie, by J. Burnet 2 ^^ -/P ■ 105 The Black Draught ; and The Bee's Wing, after M. W. Sharp, (j/i^ by H. Dawe ; and two others 4 OriiEU PROPERTIES. Unframed. ' ^ lOG Fa9aae of St. Murk's, Venico, by A. H. Ilaig ^^ ir^^ ^ ' ^ ' 107 Interior of St. Mark's, by ditto ,^ // ' /^ ' 108 Miss Farreu, after Sir 'J'. Lawreuce, by J. B. Pratt— arh's/'s ^^ proof ^ ' /^ ■ 109 Mrs. Gregory, after ruieburn, by ^Miio— ditto /^ a^ ^^_^ __ // - 113 Our Village, after F. Walker, A.E.A., by C. Waltner J?i^^^U-^^^^-^ 3^ ^ . 114 Eight Hon. W. E. Gladstone, after Sir J. E. Millais, by T. 0. ^ Barlow — artist's proof, signed «>^ t- -• ^ ' 115 Eight Hon. John Bright, after ditto, by ditto — ditto ^^r.^*^ ^ , 115a The Challenge, after Sir E. Laudseer, by Burnett and Walker J^-^t-^^,^^ ^ ' \ — first state, signed hy painter and engraver (/ ^^ 115b The Sanctuary, after ditto, by C. G. Lewis— ^j-si state "" - ^ ^ ' 116 The Drive of Deer, after Sir E. Landseer, by T. Landseer — - artist's proof -•^:^''*^c^^^lt^^^^ ^ - /^ • 117 Doubtful Crumbs, after Sir E. Landseer, by T. Landseer — ^^ artist's proof "7 - / y • t? 118 Daniel in the Lion's Deu, after B. Eiviere, B.A., by C. G.Lewis /O -_ — artist's proof; and one other 2 ^ ^^■"^ 10 THE PROPERTY OJb A GENTLEMAN. In the Folio. |119 The Transfiguration, after Raphael, by Massard— proo/; &c. 6 L-^-i^ J - I 120 Melancholia, by Albert Durer ^ '^ c/ '-121 The Crucifixion ; The Dance of the Magdalen ; and The Con- version of Saul, by Lucas van Leyden 3 J ' 122 Engravings of pictures in the Sistine Chapel, after Michel^^T^ /^/^ v Angelo, by Volpato 6 ' J" ' 123 Lady Lyndhurst^^'roo/; Lady Blessington ; and Master Hope, /^^ after Lawrence, by Cousins 3 J'^ ■ 124 A Christmas Carol, after Rosetti, by Gaugain— ^^j*oo/ (^ AJ t 10 ' 125 Sleeping Nymph, by J. M. Whistler ^:/^ /A • 126 A Sea Piece, after T. Weber; and Dutch Boats, after J. Clays — V^^^^*^^*^ ' remarque proofs 2 ^ ^127 At the Ferry, by A. D. McCormick - artist's proof; and Madonna ^7^^^_v^j^i