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LIST OF WORKS
201
Mundelein, His
Eminence Cardinal
Archbishop,
Chicago, Illinois.
Murray, Capt.,
Roehampton.
Norfolk, The Duke of,
Arundel Castle.
Paris,
The Louvre.
Peck-Harland, Mr.
George.
(The late.)
Parker’s order. He also bought two which had
been painted on another commission and left on
the Artist’s hands.)
A Woman in Neapolitan costume.
Pastel picture, representing the Madonna and
Child. The Holy Child is standing erect upon
a bed, and is being embraced by the Madonna.
About His Head is a halo of light. In the back-
ground are two seraphs’ heads.
He has a miniature portrait of Angelica by J.
Pastorini, whose father was an engraver and a
friend of Angelica’s. It is rectangular, un-
finished, and on ivory.
Three-quarter length picture of Mary Blount,
Duchess of Norfolk, as an elderly lady, in a blue
costume, with lace veil and cap. There is a
coronet beside her on the left of the picture, and
ermine drapery on the right.
Engraved by Lacour.
Portrait of Madame de Kriidener and her infant son.
She is represented seated, holding two arrows
in her hand. The child is leaning over her, and is
stretching the bow which he holds. One hand is
in the centre of the bow, the other, holding the
string, rests upon his mother’s knee. The back-
ground is a large tree.
Mentioned by A. K. in her Italian List.
Head of the artist, in white dress and headdress,
painted on metal. Oval, 6 J X 5.
Exhibited at the Women’s Exhibition, 1900.
Portrait of Mrs. Elizabeth Boughton, Lady of the
Bedchamber to Queen Adelaide (before she
came to the throne), afterwards the wife of the
first Lord Templetown. Ob. 1823.
She is represented in white classical costume, with
a gold band in her hair, and is holding a figure of
Britannia. Oval, 28| x 24.
Also a scene from “ Cymbeline.” Imogen and
lachimo. A letter received from Leonatus.
Oval, 13I x 17.
Another scene. Nymphs with Cupid’s weapons.
Oval, 7J x 6.
201
Mundelein, His
Eminence Cardinal
Archbishop,
Chicago, Illinois.
Murray, Capt.,
Roehampton.
Norfolk, The Duke of,
Arundel Castle.
Paris,
The Louvre.
Peck-Harland, Mr.
George.
(The late.)
Parker’s order. He also bought two which had
been painted on another commission and left on
the Artist’s hands.)
A Woman in Neapolitan costume.
Pastel picture, representing the Madonna and
Child. The Holy Child is standing erect upon
a bed, and is being embraced by the Madonna.
About His Head is a halo of light. In the back-
ground are two seraphs’ heads.
He has a miniature portrait of Angelica by J.
Pastorini, whose father was an engraver and a
friend of Angelica’s. It is rectangular, un-
finished, and on ivory.
Three-quarter length picture of Mary Blount,
Duchess of Norfolk, as an elderly lady, in a blue
costume, with lace veil and cap. There is a
coronet beside her on the left of the picture, and
ermine drapery on the right.
Engraved by Lacour.
Portrait of Madame de Kriidener and her infant son.
She is represented seated, holding two arrows
in her hand. The child is leaning over her, and is
stretching the bow which he holds. One hand is
in the centre of the bow, the other, holding the
string, rests upon his mother’s knee. The back-
ground is a large tree.
Mentioned by A. K. in her Italian List.
Head of the artist, in white dress and headdress,
painted on metal. Oval, 6 J X 5.
Exhibited at the Women’s Exhibition, 1900.
Portrait of Mrs. Elizabeth Boughton, Lady of the
Bedchamber to Queen Adelaide (before she
came to the throne), afterwards the wife of the
first Lord Templetown. Ob. 1823.
She is represented in white classical costume, with
a gold band in her hair, and is holding a figure of
Britannia. Oval, 28| x 24.
Also a scene from “ Cymbeline.” Imogen and
lachimo. A letter received from Leonatus.
Oval, 13I x 17.
Another scene. Nymphs with Cupid’s weapons.
Oval, 7J x 6.