Buchanan, William: Memoirs of painting: with a chronological history of the importation of pictures by the great masters into England since the French Revolution (Band 1) (London: Ackermann, 1824)

LOMBARD SCHOOL.—annibal caracce.

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The pictures by Annibal in the Orleans Collec-
tion were as follows:
1. Holy Family, called Le Raboteur—Earl
of Suffolk—300 guineas.
2. The Procession of the Sacrament—T.
Maitland, Esq.—300 guineas.
3. Landscape, called Le Batelier—the Earl
of Carlisle—600 guineas.—One of his
fine pictures.
4. Jupiter and Danae—the Duke of Bridge-
water—500 guineas.
5. St. Rock kneeling before the Virgin—
W. Willett, Esq.—500 guineas.
6. The Vision of St. Francis—Duke of
Bridge water—500 guineas.—.A pic-
ture which formerly belonged to the
collection of M. de Launay, Directeur
de la Monnoye.
7. Landscape, called La Chasse au Vol—-
the Earl of Carlisle—600 guineas.—
Another capital landscape by this
master.
8. Portrait of Annibal Caracce—the Earl
of Carlisle—200 guineas.
9. The Prodigal Son—not given in the
printed catalogue, and probably there-
fore not brought to England.
10. The Martyrdom of St. Stephen—the
Earl of Darnley—250 guineas.