A CATALOGUE
T H E W HOLE V A L U A B L E C O X T E X T S
OF
Mm. BRYANTS CELEBRATED GALLERY,
OF
#rigmal pictures,
OF THE
VERY FIRST IMPORTANCE,
THE WORKS OF THE
MOST RENOWNED MASTERS:
WHICH WILL BE SUBMITTED TO SALE,
BY
PUBLIC JLUCTIOJV,
BY
PETER COXE, BURRELL & FOSTER,
for tl)e final aowstment of S0r. ^ryan’fi Cransaction?*
unOtr Ijis late iSurgutt,
ON
MONDAY THE SEVENTH of MAY, 1804,
AND THREE FOLLOWING DAYS,
The Two firft Days at the Rooms, late the Royal Acadeni\',
N°. 118, East End of PALL MALL;
AND
The Two last Days at Mr. BRYAN's Gallen*,
.N^ 88, West End of PALL MALL,
DAY’S SALE TO COIMAIENCE AT TWEIAW O C I.OC R.
May be Viewed Two Days preceding the Sale, wlicn Catalogues nmy be had
at Flalf a Crown each, vdihout which no Person can be admitted on the Da\ s
of Sale,
Cottilitions of ^ale,
I ‘ jl HAT the highest Bkider be the Purchaser ; but slioultj any Dispute arife
between two or more Bidders, the Lot or Lots, to be put up again
and refold.
II. That no Person advance less than Half-a-Crown. Above Five Pounds, Five
Shillings ; and fo on in Proportion.
III. That the Purchasers give in their Names and Places of Abode, if required,
and pay down immediately Twenty Pounds per Cent, in Part of the Pur-
chase Money, and the Remainder on or before the Delivery.
IV. That the Lots fhall be abfolutely taken away within Three Days after
the Sale, with all Faults, by whomfoever they were painted, under
any Defcriptions, and at the Expence of the Purchafer.
And Laftly. That upon Failure of complying with these Conditions, the
Money deposited in Part of Payment shall be forfeited ; all Lots
uncleared after the Time limited shall be re-sold by Public or Private
Sale ; and the Deficiency, if any, attending such Re-sale, together with
all Charges, be made good by the Defaulter of the present Sale..
Without a single Comment being made on
any one Picture, this Extensive Collection is laid with sikiU
Respect before the Public, which remains at large, free and unrestrained,
to judge of its united Excellence, from each respective Performance being
left in the first instance self supported only — the Narrator of its own
Merits.
The same Mode is thus pursued that was adopted in the disposing
of the remaining Part of the celebrated Orleans Collection; and in follow-
ing their Instructions from that Example, Messrs. Peter Coxe a?id Co.
have again deviated from the general Custom, in order to comply with
Mr. Bryan's Wishes, in his candid Forbearance of any complimentary
Representation. But though Messrs. Coxe and Co. feel themselves thus
restricted, they cannot forbear taking the Liberty of publicly stating, that
a long Residence in Holhmd and Flanders, where Mr. Bryan had the
Means of contemplating the Works of the greatest Master s^ of those
rich, glowing and elaborate Schools, and the subsequent Oppor^tunity that
presented itself to him for chastening and maturing Ids Judgment, by the
constant Admiration of the sublimcst Specimens of the great Italian
Masters, which were brought into this Country, from the first Cabinets of
Consequence in Ein'ope, and many of those Collections purchased under
his Management, gave him Advantages that few Men ever possessed.
Those Advantages are strikingly evident in the Collection enu-
merated in this Catalogue— the choice and valuable Selection of Years of
Attention, purchased at the Advance of a large Capital.
The Object of this Sale to Mr, Bryjn, who is already e\i gaged
in a Alercantile Establishment in the City, is for the finally closing of
all his Transactiems under his late Pursuit,
Throgmorton Street,
April, 1804 ^
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The Great Room formerly the Royal Academy , 118 , Pall Mall,
V. MONDAY, MAY T, 1804.
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PICTURES.
. . Jacob's i-iigiit 4 •
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^ ^ 2 Baptiste ....
. . A Flower Piece
^ ^ German. . . .
. . Holy Familv
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^ J^jj^ 4 Mvtens ....
. . A Pori ra it
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Hobbima . 7 . .
A Landscape, after
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Joerdaens ....
Historical
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Morland
A Countryman and his Dog
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A. Durer
Madona and Child
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^econtj Bag’s ^ale.
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The Great Room formerly the Royal Academy^ 118 , Pall Malh
TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1804.
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Mortimer
Sketch, Fire Light
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Murillio
A Glory, a Sketch
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N. Poussin ....
A Sketch, Satyrs and Children
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Lanerinck ....
A Landscape
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Spagnoletti , . .
St. Andrew
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Ibbetson
A View in Cardiganshire
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Portrait of B. Celini
\'an cle Capella .
A Calm, with Boats
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Everdingen ....
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P. da Cortona . .
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Guido
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P. Veronese . . ,
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Swanevcldt ....
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Ruysdael
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Rubens
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School of Rubens
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18 Asselyn'.
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A. Boonen ....
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Everdingen ....
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W. Vandevelde .
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Palma
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G. Flinck . It- . . .
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Guido
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Cuyp ......
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Canaletti .....
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Ditto .
Tintoretto
A View in Norway
Virgin and Child
St. Bonaventure
Copy of the Marriage of Cana
A Martyrdom
A Landseape
A View of the Environs of Harlem
Horses, a Sketeh, in the Alanner of Titian
Satyr and Nymph, with Fruit ‘r '
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A Landscape, with Figures passing a Brook
Portrait of John Van Huysum
A View ill Norway
A Calm, with Boats
A Portrait of a Doge
Jacob viewing Joseph’s Garment
St. Margaret
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A Landscape and Cattle
A View of Venice
Ditto, Companion
Portrait of a ’STnetian Nobleman
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L. Caracci , = .
, St. Francis
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Jordaens ....
. Historical
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Rembrandt . . .
. Portrait of himself
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P. Matthei . . .
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Swanevelt ...
. A Landscape and Figures
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Parmigiano . . .
. A Holy Family, after
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Rembrandt . . .
, Historical
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Stella
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F. Mile ....
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P. Perugino . .
. The Adoration of Christ
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Cuyp
. Landscape and Cattle
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Everdingen . ,
. A View in Norway
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^ 43 Rubens . .
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Vandyck . ,
^ Berchem . .
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A Battle
A Dance of Peasants
A Sea Piece
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Moiicheroii .
, . . A Landscape, figures by Lingeibach
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Le Sueur . .
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Salviati , . .
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Riiysdael . ,
. . . A Landscape, with Figures by Wouvermans
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Mr, BRYAN’S GALLERY, 88, PALL MALL,
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1804.
PICTURES.
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Everdingen ....
jl \. View in Norway
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J. Asselyn ....
An Italian Landscape
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Lean. Bassan . . .
The Crlicifixion
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Ditto
The Nativity, Companion
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Guercino
St. Jerome Sealing a Letter
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Breughel
An Upright Landscape
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Guido
A Head of St. Peter
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Huclitenburg , . .
An Attack of Cavalry
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L. da Vinci ....
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Guido ......
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J. Miel
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Ditto
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F. Bol
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A. Veronese . . .
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Guido
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W. Romyn ....
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N. Poussin ....
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Scarzelino . . . .
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Gerard Douw . . .
Woman with a lighted Candle
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Fra. Bartolomeo .
The Holy Family, from Monte
Cavallo
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A. Carracci ....
The Temptation of St. Anthony
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Barocclo
The tioly Family
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Domenichino . .
A Landscape and Figures
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Schidone ....
The Holy Family
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THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1804
PICTURES.
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1 Giorgione
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A. PORTRAIT
A Landscape
Lot and his Daughters
A Portrait of a Spanish Nobleman
Cupid and Psyche — School of
Cattle in a Landscape
Head of St. Peter
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. . . St. Peter delivered from Prison
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^ ^ 9 Guercino . .
. . David with Goliah’s Head
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/A 10 Fred. Baroccio
. . The Holy Family
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^ ^ 1 1 De Vos » . . .
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^'>‘>.>l'#>‘J.VaV$try . ..
, A'LaiSdscape
. . Ecee Homo
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Poussin . .
. . Landscape- — View of Tivoli
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. . Interior of a Church
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^ ^18 Vandevelde .
. . A fresh Breeze
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2/ /i/ ^19 Ruysdael . . .
. . A small Landscape
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^ / ,20 W. Mieris . .
. . A Portrait
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. . Horses in a Landscape
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. . Sketch for Whitehall Cieling
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. . A warm Landscape
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2.^ J 25 P. de Hooge ,
. . Figures at a Dutch Repast
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. . Hermit at Praver
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IQ /y27 Bassano ....
. . The Mock in 2 : of Christ
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Vasari
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Wynants ....
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Raffaelle • •
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' Titian
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Rembrandt . . .
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M. Angelo . . .
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N. Poussin . . .
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L. Caracci . . .
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Van Mool . . .
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Titian
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N. Poussin . . .
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C. Dusart ....
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Rembrandt . . ,
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R. Ruysch . . .
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G. Poussin . . .
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Vandyck ....
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Wynants ....
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Berchem ....
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Titian .....
Dead Christ with the Virgin Mary
A Landscape with Figures
Portrait of Julius II.
itian and his Mistress
Rembrandt’s Wife
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The Ho’ly'^ Family -
The Birth of Bacchus
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Apollo and Marsyas V^c/C»
Diogenes , . t
Portrait of Charles V. .
A Landscape - '
Dutch Peasant at the Door of a Cabaret
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Portrait of a Rabbi
Landscape and Cattle
A Flower Piece
A Landscape
His Own Portrait
A Landscape
Cattle in a Landscape
Europa
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L. Caracci ....
Christ taken from tlie Cross
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Sal. Rosa
A Landscape with Figures
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Teniers
Peasants smoaking
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P. Silngelant . . .
A Lady with a Lute
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Ruysdael
A Landscape with Waterfall
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A. Cuyp
A Warm Landscape, with Figures and Cattle'v.
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Rubens
Cupid and Psyche *7'
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Ruysdael
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A Landscape ** • •
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Rembrandt ....
The Fortune Teller
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G. Poussin ....
A Landscape . ^ v
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Titian
The Entombing of Christ
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P. Potter
Two Cows in a Landscape
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Vandyck
Portrait of Bishop Trieste
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N. Berchem . . .
A Landscape with Cattle and Figures
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Vandyck
The V'lrgin in the Clouds with Angels
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N. Poussin ....
David and Bathsheba
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P, da Cortona . .
Jacob’s Flight, from the Orleans Collection
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A. Cuyp
A Frost Piece, with variety of Figures
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P. Potter .....
Cattle in a Landscape
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King Charles I. his Queen and Family, \s^\
from the Orleans’ Collection
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