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 2) (London: Ackermann, 1824)

THE HAMILTON COLLECTION.

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CATALOGUE.

Guineas
50. Sir J. Reynolds.—His Original Bacchante, painted
on panel. This picture has for many years met
with the universal approbation of the Dilettanti in
Italy, and was engraved before it went abroad.
Chamberlayn 125
51. D. Teniers.—Landscape, with six Ducks,—on
board. A charming little picture, from the collection
of Prince Sacchi at Naples. Earl Gower 32
52. P. Wo overmans.—Fine Battle Piece.
Williamson 27
53. Rubens.—Sketch on Panel, the Portrait of one of
his Wives, the same that is painted at full length in
a picture belonging to the Earl of Bute. This
charming sketch was once in the collection of Sir
Joshua Reynolds. Whitford 52
54?. David Teniers.—Landscape, with a View’ of Ant-
werp in the distance, a Shepherd, Shepherdess, and
Cattle. Painted with great spirit,—on panel.
Coxe 65
55. Berghem.—-One of his finest pictures, with Figures
and Cattle. Painted at Rome; and the view taken
from a spot out of the Porto Pio, where there is a
hermitage, and the ruins of an ancient aqueduct.
Hickman 190
56. Rembrandt.—His Mother, with the Bible on her
knee. A clear light picture; it came from a cele-
brated collection at Paris. 49