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Page 190.
Bystry. These portraits of the Comte and Comtesse Siemontkowsky Bystry were exhibited
at the Ehrich Galleries, New York, in Jan. 1915. The Comte’s portrait measures
32J x 24I. Black cloak over red jacket. Auburn hair ; he holds a guitar, on which
is the artist’s signature. The Comtesse’s portrait measures 32 x 24^. She wears a
draped white chemisette, and orange-red mantle; a yellow scarf, with a wreath of
roses on her head. Holds a goblet. Signed and dated (1793) in left-hand corner.
Page 191.
Chatenay. A “ portrait presume de Madame de Chatenay ” was sold at the Kraemer Sale,
1913. 37,100 frs. (Saint.)
Page 196, insert:
Elliot, Mrs. Grace (supposed portrait of). Bust. White scarf twisted in hair, white fichu;
striped dress of dull yellow and blue. 20 x 16. (Lord Weardale.)
[Writer of a Journal during the Revolution, friend of Philippe Egalite.]
Page 198, insert:
Genevieve, Saint. As a young shepherdess, seated with a Bible in her lap. She holds
a distaff. Landscape background, with sheep. Painted for Louveciennes Church,
where it now hangs.
Girl, A little, sleeping. Sale, March 1909. 2,625 fr.
Page 199, after line 5, insert:
-A young. Sale 1912, as “ La fillette & la charlotte blanche.” 19,000 frs. (Comte
Horace de Choiseul.)
Page 202.
Kinska, Comtesse. The “ Bust ” portrait mentioned was exhibited at the Ehrich Galleries,
New York, in Jan. 1915. Oval, 28| X 23. White cap and dress, light blue sash.
Fair, with blue eyes.
Page 204, after line 19, add:
This picture appears to have been catalogued at the Doisteau Sale, 1909, as “ Portrait
presume de Lady Hamilton en Diane.” 8,500 frs.
Page 205, insert:
Lebrun, Jean Baptiste Pierre, husband of the artist (supposed portrait of, by her). Circular,
on ivory, 3 inches diameter. Dark green coat, with purple collar; he holds palette
and brushes. (Lord Weardale.)
Bystry. These portraits of the Comte and Comtesse Siemontkowsky Bystry were exhibited
at the Ehrich Galleries, New York, in Jan. 1915. The Comte’s portrait measures
32J x 24I. Black cloak over red jacket. Auburn hair ; he holds a guitar, on which
is the artist’s signature. The Comtesse’s portrait measures 32 x 24^. She wears a
draped white chemisette, and orange-red mantle; a yellow scarf, with a wreath of
roses on her head. Holds a goblet. Signed and dated (1793) in left-hand corner.
Page 191.
Chatenay. A “ portrait presume de Madame de Chatenay ” was sold at the Kraemer Sale,
1913. 37,100 frs. (Saint.)
Page 196, insert:
Elliot, Mrs. Grace (supposed portrait of). Bust. White scarf twisted in hair, white fichu;
striped dress of dull yellow and blue. 20 x 16. (Lord Weardale.)
[Writer of a Journal during the Revolution, friend of Philippe Egalite.]
Page 198, insert:
Genevieve, Saint. As a young shepherdess, seated with a Bible in her lap. She holds
a distaff. Landscape background, with sheep. Painted for Louveciennes Church,
where it now hangs.
Girl, A little, sleeping. Sale, March 1909. 2,625 fr.
Page 199, after line 5, insert:
-A young. Sale 1912, as “ La fillette & la charlotte blanche.” 19,000 frs. (Comte
Horace de Choiseul.)
Page 202.
Kinska, Comtesse. The “ Bust ” portrait mentioned was exhibited at the Ehrich Galleries,
New York, in Jan. 1915. Oval, 28| X 23. White cap and dress, light blue sash.
Fair, with blue eyes.
Page 204, after line 19, add:
This picture appears to have been catalogued at the Doisteau Sale, 1909, as “ Portrait
presume de Lady Hamilton en Diane.” 8,500 frs.
Page 205, insert:
Lebrun, Jean Baptiste Pierre, husband of the artist (supposed portrait of, by her). Circular,
on ivory, 3 inches diameter. Dark green coat, with purple collar; he holds palette
and brushes. (Lord Weardale.)